Rangely

Lifeguard of the Month …

Hannah Grumley is the Western Rio Blanco Metropolitan Recreation and Park District’s January Lifeguard of the Month. Grumley left Glenwood Springs, Colorado, three years ago to attend CNCC for dental hygiene. She has worked for the district for two years. “She is reliable, dependable, hardworking, and is always willing to[Read More…]

DELI-CIOUS …

Rangely Chamber Director Mckenzie Webber (left) and Sylvia Gibson, co-owner of Pippi’s Soup and Subz, cut the ribbon during a grand opening celebration for the new Rangely business this week. Pippi’s is co-owned by Taylor Doyle. “It’s been good, it’s been really busy and we’re really happy,” Gibson said. Webber[Read More…]

CNCC awarded RISE Education Grant

RBC | Yesterday, Governor Polis announced the second round of Response, Innovation, and Student Equity (RISE) Fund awardees to innovate and transform public education. The RISE fund was created to support innovation in high-needs school districts, charter schools, and public institutions of higher education to address the learning challenges related[Read More…]

Cedar Ridges …

Western Rio Blanco Metropolitan Rec and Park District is happy to announce that Cedar Ridges Golf Course has groomed the course for cross country ski trails. Director Tim Webber also reported that the driving range hill is available for sledding. Rangely’s Panther Country 4-H Club will be holding a Cardboard[Read More…]

Firefighter of the Year

The Rangely Rural Fire Protection District presented their 2020 service awards to its members in December. Notably, long time Rangely resident Travis LeBleu was named Firefighter of the Year. LeBleu has been on the Rangely Fire Department for more than six years. Keenan LeBleu was honored with the Distinguished Service[Read More…]