Rangely
Solo & Ensemble …
Huitt’s story of success an inspiration
RANGELY | In Rangely the name Frank Huitt can bring a lot of things to mind. The big house on the hill with more animals than Cabela’s, airplanes and helicopters, donations and community involvement are all regularly heard in association with the name. However, what many don’t know is the[Read More…]
Rangely Chamber’s annual Crab Crack another success (PHOTOS)
Courtesy Photos RANGELY | The Rangely Area Chamber of Commerce would like to offer a big thank you to Bill Hume of Nichols Store for picking up, storing and helping to clean all those pounds of crab. Thank you also to the individuals and businesses who donated items for the[Read More…]
Rangely Jr./Sr. High School fall semester honor roll
6TH GRADE – 1ST SEMESTER Straight “A’s” Rylee Allred, Ashton Bennett, Kasen LeBleu, MacKenzie Manchester, Kyrah Phelps, Kadence Wagner, Marsten Wagner, Kevin Wren “B” Honor Roll Kenyon Cochrane, Andrew Dorris, Anthony Dorris, Elyse Francis, Kiley Goshe, Dakota Hartman, Mariah Henson, Corbin Lucero, Julian Pena, Luis Quintana, Curtis Reeves, Ryelee Reeves,[Read More…]
Inversion
Pinewood Derby …
Ribbon-cutting …
Winterfest royalty …
Online gaming team at school fills a need
RANGELY | Rangely High School has recently become one of only a handful of school across the state to offer the latest in team sports, online gaming. The gaming team, coached by Bo Bertoch, is in its second year of competition in Rangely. The team is made up of five[Read More…]
CNCC receives airplane, prepares drone classes
RANGELY | The Colorado Northwestern Community College aviation program began 2017 with some exciting developments. With the additions of a newly donated airplane and decision to develop a drone program, CNCC aviation students are sure to enjoy new opportunities in the coming semesters. CNCC, which has been developing a strong[Read More…]
24th annual Rangely Racquetball Tournament
RANGELY | The 24th annual Rangely Racquetball Tournament will be held March 3-5 at the Rangely Recreation Center. Entry fees ($35 for first event, additional $15 for second event) must be received by noon Monday, Feb. 27. Participation is limited, so sign up early. For more information call Shirley Parsons[Read More…]
