RANGELY — When Mark Skelton went to work Monday, he knew it was going to be a different feeling.
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Rangely board begins preparations in anticipation of bond issue passage
RANGELY — The Rangely RE-4 School Board is moving forward with preparations in anticipation of passing the district’s proposed $15 million bond. The money would be used for building renovation, safety and technology upgrades and transportation needs.
Support group raising funds for cancer patients
RANGELY — Rangely Cares Rangely Shares is a new organization in Rangely committed to helping cancer patients.
Future of Cowboy Corral remains in limbo
RANGELY — It pains Vicky Reeves every time she drives by the remains of the Cowboy Corral Restaurant.
Group offers refuge for moms
RANGELY — With four children under the age of 6, Tarrah Patch knows what it’s like to be a busy mom.
Winners listed in annual Dress Your Pet contest
RANGELY — All participants in the Dress Your Pet contest received a medal and a free 8×10 color group picture, given by photographer Wayne Nickson.
Chemical spill caused by truck on 64
RBC — One ranch was evacuated and traffic was detoured Wednesday morning because of a chemical spill after a Halliburton flat-bed semi rolled over on Highway 64, about 14 miles east of Rangely. The truck was carrying two large chemical tanks.
Gibbons family fetes parents’ anniversary
RANGELY — On Sunday, Sept. 21, Beth and Cleve Gibbon were surprised with a dinner party given by their daughters Courtney and Alyssa at Dos Hombres.
Matt Scoggins on the bond initiative:
A conversation with Rangely School Board President Matt Scoggins:
School issues will highlight local ballots – Rangely
Rangely initiative would provide $15M for improvements to all three schools RANGELY — Like anything, a school building has a life expectancy. “They will tell you, a school will last 40 to 50 years,” said Dwayne Newman, superintendent of the Rangely School District. “We’re halfway there.”
Dr. Brenda Hinton joins RDH medical staff
RANGELY — Alaska’s loss is Rangely’s gain with the addition of Dr. Brenda Hinton as a full-time Rangely District Hospital staff physician.
Hagenbuch holding public session
RANGELY — A meet-the-candidate session with Todd Hagenbuch, a Democrat from Phippsburg, who is running for the Colorado State House District 57 seat, will be held from noon to 2 p.m., today, at the Bronco grill in the Weiss Center on the Colorado Northwestern Community College campus in Rangely.
