RANGELY I The lady Panthers volleyball team traveled to Paonia and Hayden last weekend for two league matches, losing in Paonia but winning in Hayden last Saturday. Rangely will host Vail Mountain Friday in the “Think Pink” game, played in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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Here’s your sign …
A new sign in front of Rangely Town Hall includes the names of departments within the building and announces upcoming events in the community.
Birthday wish …
Phalen Anderson had her 12th birthday party Sunday, Sept. 20. Instead of receiving gifts she requested that her invitees bring donations for the Rangely Animal Shelter.
Fall is in the air …
The tree in front of Rangely’s Early Education building has signaled the peak of fall colors in the last week.
Higher learning commission visits
RANGELY I A five-member team from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a regional accreditor for the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), arrived at Colorado Northwestern Community College last week for a comprehensive visit that will determine the school’s future accreditation.
3 accidents on Hwy. 64
RANGELY I Three single-vehicle accidents have taken place in a six-mile stretch of Highway 64 in the last week and a half.
Cross country …
William Scoggins outdistanced his closest competitor by a minute and fifty seconds as he won his third race of the year in a time of 16:57 at the Moffat County Cross Country Invitation this past weekend.
Obituary: Frank LeRoy Smith
Frank LeRoy Smith of Cortez, Colo., died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, at Vista Grande Inn, Cortez, following a gallant battle with congestive heart failure.
Panthers lose on the road
RANGELY I The game was close and the lead changed each quarter but at the end of the fourth, the West Grand Mustangs defended their home field, earning a 42-35 victory over the Rangely Panthers.
RHS wins on road, lose at home
RANGELY I The lady Panther volleyball team went on the road last Friday and won a match in Kremmling, then returned home and lost their first league match of the season to Meeker the following day. Rangely will go on the road again this week, first to Paonia Friday, then[Read More…]
Improving Columbine Park …
Columbine Park projects are moving forward, with the announcer’s booth nearly complete and its sound system projected to be installed next week, park board member Jeff Heinle said. Framing of the horse barn is also complete, with water installation finishing up now and siding and electric next on the list.
RE-4 School district thanks parents
RANGELY I It doesn’t take a Harvard research study to tell us that parent involvement in education is a good thing. Our two principals are strong advocates for parental involvement in their schools.
