As a result of Skylar Thacker’s exceptional performance in the sectional competition in Grand Junction, Colo., Thacker qualified for the 2012 NFL Punt, Pass and Kick Denver Broncos Team Championship competition.
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Letter to the Editor: ESA thank you
Dear Editor: We would like to say thank you to all of our sponsors who supported the ESA’s Holiday Bazaar. We were a little low on vendors but hope that all who came had a good time and made some money.
Rangely takes top district honors
RANGELY I The Rangely Junior High School boys’ basketball teams participated in the seventh- and eighth-grade conference tournament in Rangely on Saturday, Dec. 1.
Obituary: Ramona Ingram
Ramona passed away Monday night, Nov.26, in her home.
“Crumpled Classics”…
Hundreds turned out to see the first Rangely High School drama production in six years, Craig Sodaro’s “Crumpled Classics,” Monday and Tuesday.
Obituary: James “Jim” Day
James Wesley Day, “Jim” to family and friends, passed away on Nov. 27, 2012. Jim’s dedication to his wife and children, along with his passion for teaching generations of students, made an indelible mark on those who knew him.
RHS wrestlers win 2 of 5
RANGELY I With only seven of 14 weights filled, the Rangely Panther wrestling team still won two dual meets last Saturday in Grand Junction at the Colorado Mesa University duals.
Christmasfest Grinch-style
RANGELY I If this year’s Christmasfest celebrations can survive the Grinch, Rangely residents should have plenty to do the week of Dec. 10. Bertha Tolley, who has helped plan Christmasfest for several years, came up with “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” theme.
Home of: Bethany Green
RANGELY | Bethany Green of Rangely is this week’s “home of” honoree. Bethany has lived here 22 years. Her parents are longtime Rangely residents Steve and Vivian Green.
CORRECTION
RANGELY I Photos of Emelie Mae Noyes and Mariah Henson published in last week’s Herald Times, were taken by Thad Noyes and Rene Harden respectively but photo credit was incorrectly given to Heather Zadra. We regret the error.
Imagination Library book program launches
RBC I Moffat County Youth United Way, the teenager component of Moffat County United Way and Connections 4 Kids, the early childhood council serving Moffat and Rio Blanco counties, recently launched Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library locally and received an overwhelming response from the families of young children in the two[Read More…]
Youngsters have best understanding of giving
RANGELY I It’s the season for giving, but those gifts don’t always come wrapped in bright packages. Sometimes they come in the form of ponytails bundled with rubber bands. Like the 14 inches of hair Rangely second-grader Mariah Henson donated two Saturdays ago.
