Dear Editor: Attention: La Mesa Subdivision outdoor dog owners. Contrary to what you might believe, your dog is probably one of many who constantly bark when you are not at home.
Rangely
Carl Rector Memorial cribbage tournament March 16
RANGELY I The Carl Rector Memorial cribbage tournament, sponsored by Silver Sage RV Park, will be held March 16 at the Elks 1907 BPOE.
Nichols family history goes back to the beginning
RBC I Meeker and Rangely history can’t go back much farther then Fred Nichols, the grandfather of Nancy Sullivan.
Homecoming queen…
Alyssa Mae Magalong of Security/Colorado Springs, a college student and vice-president of student government at CNCC in Rangely, represented Colorado at the Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tenn., this past New Year’s Eve.
Rangely’s Sarah Ward prepares for Boston Marathon
RANGELY I When Colorado Northwestern Community College anatomy and nutrition instructor Sarah Ward ran her third marathon last May and won the women’s division, she knew her time had qualified her for the Boston Marathon.
Pinewood Derby…
Rangely Cub Scout Packs 189/191 held their Pinewood Derby in February, producing fast cars, huge smiles and excited boys.
RBC 4-H beef feeder show held at fairgrounds
RBC I This year’s Beef Feeder Show was held recently at the Meeker Fairgrounds with 17 4-H members participating from Rio Blanco County. Ed Coryell, Trina Smith and Bill Ekstrom spent the morning weighing and tagging 49 steers from 32 4-H members (including four first time beef members) for the[Read More…]
“Boys From the Bushes” signing
RANGELY I Blue Mountain writer Lou Dean, author of three sets of memoirs and two young adult novels, will sign copies of her latest book, “Boys From the Bushes,” at Sweetbriar this Saturday from 1-3 p.m.
Cavity free…
Cavity-Free at Three trainer and registered dental hygienist Ashley Moon (standing) leads Connections 4 Kids early childhood council’s Cavity-Free at Three training Monday, March 4 at Weiss Conference Room at Colorado Northwestern Community College in Rangely.
Lady Panthers advance to Region 4 tournament
RANGELY I The lady Panthers’ basketball team will play the Wray Eagles in Denver this Friday in the Region 4 tournament after playing two games in the district tournament last weekend in Paonia. Head coach Quinton Kent is excited about his team’s post-season opportunity.
Letter to the Editor: Enforceable action
Dear Editor: How does the weed ordinance warrant more enforceable action over and above street safety while snow removal gets no enforceable action? There are a number of trailers, boats and abandoned vehicles parked in the street which prevents proper snow removal. This is a health and safety concern. There[Read More…]
2013 State Wrestling Championships
