Development 101, stakeholder meeting MEEKER | A representative from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development and International Trade will be in Meeker on Monday, June 25 at Kilowatt Korner (233 Sixth St.) to assist the community in furthering our economic development planning.
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Chevron donates $100,000 for new fire trucks
RANGELY I A formal ceremony last Thursday marked a $100,000 donation by the Chevron Corporation toward the purchase of two new Rangely Rural Fire Protection District (RRFPD) fire trucks.
A taste of college for kids
RANGELY I When it comes to community education, people often think of classes ranging from quilting and stained glass to retirement planning and computer skills. And they’d be right. But these days, one kind of community education at Colorado Northwestern Community College is going a step further, taking on characteristics[Read More…]
Obituary: Harold Lee Schofield
Filled with the love, grace and peace of Jesus, Harold Lee Schofield went home to be with the Lord on Jan. 25. His body losing the battle with Parkinson’s disease, but his spirit gaining eternal life through the God he served faithfully.
Baseball…
Kacey Denny (23), prepares to lay down a bunt in a game against Steamboat Springs last Saturday in Rangely and Lucas Heinle (15) swings at another pitch in a summer league game, which Rangely won. Rangely baseball coach Paul Fortunato, who is also the head high school football coach said[Read More…]
Regional airport to receive improvement grant
RBC I Mark Udall congratulated 17 airports across Colorado on receiving $15.6 million in grants from the U.S. Department of Transportation for infrastructure improvement projects, ranging from improvements to taxiways in La Junta to the construction of a new terminal in Grand Junction.
Jackson promoted to Master Sergeant
RANGELY I Cody Jackson, son of Danny Jackson and Brenda LeBleu Ahrens, who was graduated from Rangely High School in 1997 and joined the United States Air Force in September 1997, has recently been promoted to E-7 Master Sergeant.
Wheelin’
Lena Drummond smiles as her 4X4 crawls up a rock, one tire in the air. Drummond and her husband Mark, who traveled from Gunnison, were two of several rock crawlers to play in Colorado’s only designated rock crawl park near Rangely last Saturday.
News Briefs: June 14, 2012
News briefs for June 14, 2012 Fitzgibbons on honor roll MEEKER | Northeastern Junior College has released its honor roll list for the 2012 spring semester and reports that 170 students were given high academic achievement recognition, including 69 students who made the President’s List by earning a 4.0 grade[Read More…]
Obituary: Chantel Powell
Chantel Spring Powell was born March 11, 1978 in Rangely, Colo., to the loving parents of Vernon Powell and Cindy Williams-Ribble.
A picture of service
RANGELY I Educators make such a significant impact on a community, their influence extending far beyond the classroom. Small, rural communities are fortunate when one exceptional teacher moves in and intends to remain for the duration of their career. The benefits are simply immeasurable when that person is married to[Read More…]
Golden Spade Awards
Rangely’s Golden Spade Award winners for May are for The Main Street Coffee Shop owned by Cheri Perry. The business has been open for 3.5 years and serves coffee and wonderful food specials.
