Rangely Elks Club Exalted Ruler Herman “Tink” Wilson and Elks Club treasurer Rene Harden presented close to 40 Spanish-English dictionaries to Parkview Elementary School third-graders recently.
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Drama returns to RHS with “Crumpled Classics”
RANGELY I The Rangely High School drama club will perform Craig Sodaro’s “Crumpled Classics” this Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
Kindergarten thanks…
Parkview Elementary School’s afternoon kindergarten class spent several days preparing to say “thank you” in the languages of 20 countries across the world. At Monday afternoon’s moral focus assembly, the kindergarteners presented their countries’ colored flags, saying their learned phrase into a microphone. The rest of the school then practiced[Read More…]
Women’s basketball opens season with Shootout
RANGELY I The lady Panther basketball team will open the season with a first round bye in the 2012 White River Electric Cowboy Shootout in Meeker and will play the winner of Soroco and Hayden in the semifinal round Friday at 5:30 p.m.
News Briefs: Nov. 29, 2012
Mobile pantry to be in Meeker Nov. 29
Rangely Middle School to host basketball tourney
RANGELY I The Rangely Middle School boys’ basketball finished off its season with well-fought games for all three of its teams.
Home of: Simon and Ellen Boudreaux
RANGELY | Long-time Rangely residents Simon and Ellen Boudreaux are this week’s “home of” honorees. They were married 13 years in May.
RHS students build Parkview sign
RANGELY I A patch of dirt adjacent to Parkview Elementary School’s west parking lot is home to a new school sign unveiled Tuesday morning.
WARM keeps warming
RBC I The WARM program in Rangely is at work again for the next several cold months. Winter assistance resource management (WARM) is a volunteer-run program supported by donations and grants.
Panthers ready to start
RANGELY I The Panther high school wrestling program will start the 2012-2013 season under a new, yet familiar head coach, as Jeff Heinle takes the helm this season.
Panthers look to upperclassmen for experience
RANGELY I “We are finally top-loaded with experienced upperclassmen, which will be a welcome change in regards to leadership and cohesiveness,” Rangely boys’ basketball coach Eric Hejl said. “We will be returning nine varsity players from last year, including seven guys that started at least one varsity game last season.”[Read More…]
Chintala, Thacker play
RBC I Two senior volleyball players from Rio Blanco County, one from Meeker and one from Rangely, represented their teams and the Western Slope League last Sunday in Arvada, playing in the Colorado Coaches of Girls’ Sports (CCGS) all-state volleyball match.
