RANGELY I A high population of voles, often called field mice, has exploded this year in the Rangely area.
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Report: Rangely also has series of ups and downs
RANGELY I A small group of local government officials and citizens met July 14 with the staff of Better City to learn their discoveries and recommendations for the Rangely part of the Rio Blanco County Economic Development Strategy, Phase I—Community Assessment. The county and towns of Meeker and Rangely contracted[Read More…]
Rangely swimmers do well at Western Slope tourney
RANGELY I Rangely swimmers did very well at the 2015 Western Slope League Championships held during the past weekend in Grand Junction. Fifteen Rangely swimmers placed at the meet, and they were led by 15-year-old Patrick Scoggins, who placed in six events and was voted the Western Slope League Athlete[Read More…]
Local golfers win in Rangely
RANGELY I Fourteen teams divided into two flights played in the annual DUCO two-man best ball tournament at Cedar Ridges Golf Course on Saturday in Rangely, and local golfers won both flights.
Key tasks completed on Rangely ‘Tank’
RANGELY I Friend of Rangely’s “The Tank” and key organizer Bruce Odland can handle their share of structure. But the organic, natural growth of projects and relationships interests Odland more.
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Rangely senior picnic Wednesday
RANGELY I The annual senior picnic will be held Wednesday from noon to 2 p.m. at Elks Park to show appreciation for Rangely residents 55 and older. Hat Creek BBQ will provide the meal. Table service will also be provided. You are welcome to bring a covered dish, but it’s[Read More…]
Rangely girl makes Dean’s List at Fort Lewis
RANGELY I Chelsea Ficken of Rangely was named to Fort Lewis College’s Dean’s List for the spring 2015 semester. Ficken’s major is business administration—management option.
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Rangely Hurricane swim team preps for championships as season nears its close
RANGELY I More than 30 kids went out for the Hurricane swim team, and, for almost half of them, this was their first year on the team. Many of them will swim in the Western Slope Championships this weekend in Grand Junction and the season will wrap up with a[Read More…]
CNCC lab dedicated to Chevron
RANGELY I CNCC President Russell George hosted several friends of the college and Chevron Area Manager Greg Germani on July 8 in the Rector Arts and Sciences Building for the formal dedication ceremony naming the Rector Chemistry Lab for Chevron.
