By HALLIE BLUNT Special to the Herald Times RANGELY I The Rangley High School girls’ basketball team looks ahead to a big week as they play Soroco today then take on Caprock Academy at home on Friday for the last league game. On Saturday, the Panther girls head to Baggs to[Read More…]
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Cowboys win team title; Shelton wins fourth title
MEEKER I Once upon a time, in small town in northwest Colorado, there lived a young man named T.J. Shelton, who had set goals for himself. Last weekend in front of more than 10,000 people, he accomplished them, while helping himself, his team and his community win a state championship,[Read More…]
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Jane Miller wants to bring balance to Rangely economy
RANGELY I Long-time Rangely resident Jane Miller, the owner of Quality Carpet and Furnishings, is one of 10 candidates seeking election to the Rangely Town Council in April.
Tyson Hacking seeks Rangely board seat, enthused about future
RANGELY I Tyson Hacking, one of the 10 candidates for Rangely Town Trustee, is hopeful his enthusiasm for Rangely and its potential will encourage your vote in the April election.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for helping out preschool, child care center
Dear Editor: The Herald Times printed an article written by Jennifer Hill about Rangely’s Giant Step Preschool and Child Care Center on Dec. 17, 2016. Giant Step Preschool is experiencing a financial struggle.
Sarah Hume Nielsen hopes to be Rangely’s business voice
RANGELY I Sarah Hume Nielsen is one of 10 candidates seeking election to one of the three open Rangely Town Trustee positions in April’s election. Neilsen, who owns Rangely Conoco with her husband, Bart, is a lifelong resident of Rangely.
Friends seek funding to open the TANK
RANGELY I For the non-profit organization The Friends of the TANK, a journey of three years began with a single donation.
2016 State Wrestling Championships – Day 1
RHS girls split games
RANGELY I The Rangely High School girls’ basketball team split their games last week, beating Meeker handily on Tuesday, 50-27.
Russell George announces resignation as CNCC president
RBC I After five years as president of Colorado Northwestern Community College and more than two additional decades of service to the State of Colorado, Russell George is retiring—sometime within the next year.
Rangely’s Nych Deleon is only Panther wrestler going to state
RANGELY I Several Panthers won matches at the 2016 Region 1 wrestling tournament last weekend in Grand Junction, but only one qualified for the 2A Colorado State Wrestling Championships, which starts today in Denver.
