RANGELY I Each year has something to teach Ian and Kathy Kottenstette.
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Rangely Council seeks folks to fill council seat
RANGELY I The Rangely Town Council met Tuesday for a variety of topics, including accepting the resignation of the mayor pro tem, planning how that vacancy will be filled, hearing updates from several departments and approving several changes to the West Rangely Subdivision.
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RHS Prom tickets on sale Monday
RANGELY I Tickets for the Rangely High School Junior/Senior Prom will go on sale Monday. The prom will be held April 11 at the Rangely Junior/Senior High School auditorium.
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Obituary: Kennith Dotson
Kennith “Ken” L. Dotson passed away on Monday, March 6, 2015. He is survived by: his wife, June; his daughter, Georgann (David) Prosser; a son, Kevin (Tracy) Dotson; grandsons, KC Prosser and Kevin Dotson II; granddaughter Kandis; two great-grandchildren, Famous and Emberlyn; and a sister, Nadine Plumley Dotson.
Middle school wrestlers end season; Meeker and Rangely each place four
RBC I On the first Saturday of their spring break, many Rio Blanco County middle school wrestlers competed in the final tournament of the regular season in Meeker and many placed. Rangely entered nine grapplers and placed four. Meeker entered 14 wrestlers and placed four as well.
CNCC horse rider Tasha Gibson qualifies to ride at IHSA Nationals
RANGELY I Colorado Northwestern Community College equine instructor and IHSA Coach Stacey Bailey accompanied Tasha Gibson to El Reno, Okla., to compete in the third and final IHSA semi finals, where she qualified for the IHSA Nationals in open reining.
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Rangely boys’ track team second at Hotchkiss Invitational meet
RANGELY I The Rangely track team headed to Hotchkiss Saturday with 25 athletes who found the weather wonderful and conditions set for a good day of competition.
RDH funding issues aren’t uncommon
RANGELY I Rangely District Hospital’s recent financial woes mirror those of hundreds of rural hospitals struggling to absorb hits from mandatory federal regulations, health provider shortages and decreased patient volumes, hospital administrators said last week.
