RANGELY — Blue Mountain Inn and Suites opened for business July 20, and business has been good.
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Marta Estes joins Rangely District Hospital board
RANGELY — At its monthly meeting, the Rangely District Hospital board accepted the application of Marta Estes and then Chairman Jack Rich administered the oath of office to Estes, affectionately known as “Marty” to her friends and co-workers.
District will also begin using zero-based budget in ’09-’10
RANGELY — Not only is the Rangely School District looking for ways to save money, it is re-evaluating how it spends money.
Rangely Supt. will resign at end of year
RANGELY — Rio Blanco County has lost two school superintendents in two weeks.
Rangely School Board considers closing of Parkview Elementary
RANGELY — Given the state of the economy, Rangely School District, like other tax-supported entities, is looking for ways to save money. One way to do that may be to consolidate its facilities.
Still time to form volleyball teams for league play
RANGELY — There is one slot for a four-person adult volleyball team left and two slots for six-person teams.
Rangely Locals: January 22
Happy New Year! OK, I may be a couple of weeks late, but I do hope 2009 has gotten off to a good start for you.
Rangely residents called to LDS mission in Vietnam
RANGELY — Mark and Pam Berrett of Rangely have accepted a mission call for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and will serve in the Cambodia-Phnom Penh area mission.
Rangely District Hospital adds bone density screening machine
RANGELY — No longer will people have to wait for bone density testing. A traveling bone density machine used to come to Rangely District Hospital every two months. Now, screening can be done three days a week. Thanks to a new bone testing machine.
Meals on Wheels gets donation
RANGELY — When you hear “Meals on Wheels” you may think: “Oh that’s nice, someone is taking the time to feed the elderly people of the community.” That’s true to a point, we do feed the elderly, also the disabled and the at-risk people of Rangely.
Rangely board to pare its planning
RANGELY — More isn’t necessarily better when it comes to strategic planning. That’s something the Rangely School Board is finding out.
Building in the High Country
He made living on the edge his life’s work. Literally. Larry “Bud” Striegel represents the second generation of a family business started by his father. The company found its niche where few others dared to go — laying pipeline in the high country of Colorado and other western states.
