RANGELY — Prepare to get messy … and help a good cause at the same time. Plans are under way for the Rangely Chamber of Commerce’s annual Crab Crack fundraising event.
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Jump Rope for Heart Feb. 9-13
RANGELY — Students at Parkview Elementary in Rangely are jumping at the chance to fight heart disease and stroke, our nation’s No. 1 and No. 3 killers. On Feb. 9-13 during PE classes, the school will hold its 12th annual Jump Rope For Heart event. The event is sponsored by[Read More…]
HAPPY STORY: Daughter of Rangely soldier gladly gives doll to war victim
Melanie Pratt is not angry that her father gave away her Happy.
Rangely Recreation Center News
n Saturday hours at the Rec Center will be 12-4 p.m. starting Saturday, Jan. 10.
Rangely NHS donates to Starlight Foundation
RANGELY — This Christ-mas season the Rangely National Honor Society students held a toy drive for the Starlight Children’s Foundation. Bins to collect donations were placed at three different locations.
Sports Swap set for Jan. 10 at fairgrounds
MEEKER — White River Snowmobile Club will sponsor the Sports Swap from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 10 at the Rio Blanco County Fairgrounds.
School board signs contract with manager
RANGELY — School board members here made it official Dec. 22, signing a contract with the Blythe Group to serve as the management company for the district’s bond projects.
Rangely Review: December 25
Who says seniors don’t know how to party? Forty-two senior citizens and their guests had a great Christmas party at the Radino nutrition site on Tuesday evening, Dec. 16.
Girl Scouts make Christmas visit to Rangely Animal Shelter
RANGELY — On Dec. 11, Troop 3237, approximately 23 smiling Girl Scouts, squeezed into the Rangely Animal Shelter, bringing with them sacks of dog food, cat food and many toys for the animals.
Holcomb nominated for MM academy
RANGELY — Christian Holcomb of Rangely was nominated for appointment to the Merchant Marine Academy by Congressman John Salazar, who represents the Third District.
Michael Morton scores perfect 36 on ACT exam
RANGELY — Michael Morton, son of David and Carol Morton of Rangely and a homeschooled senior, demonstrated he is well prepared for college by earning the top composite score of 36 on the ACT college admissions and placement exam.
Rushers named ‘home of’ honoree
RANGELY — Wade and Lynn Rusher of Rangely are this week’s “home of” honorees. Wade moved to Rangely in 1997. Shortly after arriving, Wade and Lynn were married. They celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary this year.
