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“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.

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…]

Home of: Dan and Ronda Gordon

RANGELY | Dan and Ronda Gordon of Rangely are this week’s “home of” honorees. They have been Rangely residents since 1999. The Gordons will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary May 8.

Faculty of the year…

The recognition of outstanding faculty was held on Feb. 13, 2013, as part of the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education meeting at the Community College of Aurora.

Coombs places sixth at state tournament

RANGELY I The Rangely Panthers qualified four wrestlers for the 2013 Colorado State Wrestling Championships held last weekend in the Pepsi Center. Senior Colton Coombs, who was a state-qualifier for the third time, finished sixth in the 160-pound 2A bracket. Panther junior Lucas Heinle (145) and sophomore Ethan Allred (152)[Read More…]

CNCC Phi Theta Kappa

RANGELY I This year’s Phi Theta Kappa All Colorado Academic Team Recognition Ceremony and Honorary Luncheon will be held Wednesday, March 13 at the Denver Athletic Club, Grand Ballroom, Second Floor, at 1325 Glenarm Place in Denver. The following CNCC students will be recognized for their work with PTK:

RHS ends season

RANGELY I The Rangely boys’ basketball team lost their final game of the regular season in Meeker last Friday and a loss in Kremmling ended the season for the Panthers but head coach Eric Hejl is ready to start working toward next year’s success.