Chantel Spring Powell was born March 11, 1978 in Rangely, Colo., to the loving parents of Vernon Powell and Cindy Williams-Ribble.
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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.
New board members bring new perspectives
RANGELY I In terms of experience and geography, Sandy Payne and Candy Collins come from different places. Which might make the two newest Rangely Chamber of Commerce board members just right for the job.
Service statue…
Family and friends of Peg Rector have placed a statue of a service person representing all branches of the United States armed forces on the east corner of her property at Silver Sage RV Park. A wreath was placed next to the statue for Memorial Day and a flag pole[Read More…]
RE-4 SCHOOL DISTRICT HONOR ROLL
RANGELY I The Rangely Junior/Senior High School is proud to announce the honor roll for the junior high, fourth quarter and high school, second semester, 2011-2012.
Kenney Reservoir Fishing Derby
More than 30 people attended the Kenney Reservoir Fishing Derby last Saturday and the fish were biting.
Home of: Bluford Halcomb
RANGELY | This week’s “home of” honoree is longtime Rangely resident Bluford “Blu” Halcomb.
News Briefs: June 7, 2012
Meeker pageant seeking participants MEEKER | Meeker Pageant director Laurie Zellers is seeking participants for the July 4 Meeker Pageant production.
From Marathons to Mountains: The Ward Family does it all
When it comes to outdoor recreation, the Ward family does things all the way or not at all.
Letter: Thank you Rangely
For the past two months Rangely 4-H members collected shoes at the Western Annex, Recreation Center, and the Parkview Elementary School. In the end 135 pairs of gently used and new shoes were collected.
Rangely school district celebrates successful year
The Rangely School District was proud to announce another successful school year in which academic success was impressive as demonstrated by federal recognition, state standardized assessments scores and most importantly, the daily learning activities in the classrooms.
