Rangely

Judge calls for mistrial

RBC I After six weeks, including jury selection, testimony and five days of jury deliberation, Judge Gail Nichols declared a mistrial in the Jerry Snider Jr. murder trial. A new trial has been set to begin May 4.

Letter writer stands by her opinion

With all due respect Mr. Hill, I believe my facts to be just that, facts. If the facts I presented are to be considered “propaganda,” then your facts are also considered “propaganda” as well. You and I are presenting two sides of this issue. My intent is to inform the[Read More…]

Financial aid night at RHS, Feb. 7

RANGELY I Financial Aid Night at Rangely High School will be held Monday, Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the Rangely Junior/Senior High Library. Parents of graduating seniors should plan to attend this informational session. Get help with your FAFSA, find scholarship applications, ask a college financial aid representative your[Read More…]

Snider trial wraps up with closing statements

RBC I The jury will now decide the fate of Jerry Snider Jr., who is charged with first degree murder and aggravated robbery, in the death of his father, Jerry Snider Sr. The defendant has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.

Rio Blanco County Days Gone By

The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago • In the selection of Joe Ralston as game warden, the county commissioners secured the service of a good man and one that will enforce the game laws to the letter.