Rangely

EPA issues operation permit for Bonanza plant production

RBC I Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a Title V permit allowing Deseret Power Electric Cooperative’s (DPEC’s) Bonanza power plant to continue operating under existing emissions control requirements. The final permit will go into effect Jan. 7, 2015.

Giving…

Members of the National Junior Honor Society in Rangely do a coin drive each November, then donate the funds to the Rangely Animal Shelter. This year, $791.74 was raised. Members also purchase large bags of cat and dog food with club funds to add to the check. Members also wanted[Read More…]

Skyline…

The leaves are gone, the silhouette of the branches and trunk remind us of the cold in the air and the setting sun brings on the thought of another cold winter night above Rangely. Despite mostly mild temperatures during the day, the nights are cold and the wind sometimes blustery,[Read More…]

RHS grapplers open mat season at CMU Duals

RANGELY I The Rangely High School Panther wrestling team will open its mat season in Grand Junction at the Colorado Mesa University Duals with six wrestlers, as they wait for another to heal from a football injury.

RHS seniors…

Rangely High School seniors Desiree Coombs and Dawn Stephens make a heart symbol in honor of their classmate/teammate Simone Heinle, who was attending an FFA meeting and unavailable for the photo. All three seniors and their team will be in Meeker tonight for the annual White River Electric Cowboy Shootout[Read More…]

Rangely chamber, rec center gear up for town’s Christmasfest

RANGELY I The Western Rio Blanco Metropolitan (WRBM) Recreation and Park District hosts a Charlie Brown-themed Christmasfest from Tuesday, Dec. 9 to Saturday, Dec. 13. Tuesday morning kicks off the official activities with Christmasfest’s annual scavenger hunt. Beginning at 8 a.m., participants can pick up check sheets at the recreation[Read More…]

Correction

RANGELY I In a story in last week’s Herald Times regarding home schooling in Rangely, a quote attributed to Julie Noyes had an extra word added, which changed the meaning of the quote.