RANGELY I During the next month, one of Rangely’s prominent oil and gas companies, Crossfire LLC, will begin pulling out a small portion of their operation from Rangely and moving it to Vernal, Utah.
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Rangely School Board looks at full-time kindergarten, district changes next year
RANGELY I The Rangely School Board met Nov. 18 to discuss a number of possible changes that could impact the 2015/2016 school year, including full-day kindergarten, an alternative high school program and calendar changes.
Elks Charity Ball…
Despite bitterly cold winds, attendance was good at the annual Rangely Elks Lodge No. 1907 Charity Ball Nov. 15.
Correction
RANGELY I In the Nov. 13 edition of the Herald Times, a sports photo incorrectly identified No. 3 Sarah Midgely of the CNCC Spartan women’s basketball team as No. 3 Terrylee Wedgeworth of the CNCC men’s basketball team. We regret the error.
Beauty Bar…
Former Beauty Bar owner Shirley Sinclair stands with Gail Palmer and Donna Kinnis outside Sinclair’s former business of 28 years, now the home of Beth Wiley’s pottery studio. The trio visited during the studio’s 10-year anniversary and open house Nov. 9, when approximately 100 people stopped in to check out[Read More…]
Rangely Jr. High Boys’ Basketball…
The Rangely Junior High School boys’ seventh- and eighth-grade basketball teams were in Meeker Saturday to play the Steamboat Springs Sailors and Soroco Rams.
Networking group meets Tuesday, all invited
RANGELY I The Rangely Networking Group will host a presentation on the Rio Blanco County Cultural Heritage Center and the Meeker Arts and Cultural Council on Tuesday at noon, hosted at the Colorado Northwestern Community College Weiss Center.
Holiday bazaar has long history
RANGELY I Epsilon Sigma Alpha’s annual holiday bazaar, now in its 51st year, is about raising funds for others in a spirit of service.
64 children join in ‘Aladdin’ production held in Rangely
RANGELY I Missoula Children’s Theater participants performed its version of the classic children’s tale “Aladdin” to a packed house in the Rangely Junior-Senior High School auditorium Nov. 14.
Three Rangely students get scholarships
RANGELY I Three Rangely students received merit scholarships to attend Fort Lewis College for the Fall 2014 semester.
To raise funds for March of Dimes, RHS hosts ‘No Shave November’
RANGELY I November is Premature Babies Awareness Month, and Rangely High School’s FBLA Chapter is doing a “No Shave November” competition between four teams to raise money for The March of Dimes, an organization dedicated to raising money and awareness for families with premature babies.
Home schooling on the rise in Rangely, matches national trend
RANGELY I During the last decade, the number of home-schooled students has been steadily increasing nationally and in Rangely.
