RANGELY — Localized spinal and joint pain are common conditions that debilitate millions of Americans annually. Most cases are successfully treated by conservative means: rest, medication, physical therapy or chiropractic manipulation. In some advanced cases, more aggressive treatments such as surgery or injection treatments are called for.
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“Home of” 411: May 15, 2008
RANGELY — Jim and Heidi Kendall of Rangely are this week’s “home of” honorees. Jim has lived in Rangely four years. Heidi has been here 26 years. The Kendalls will celebrate their second anniversary Aug. 12.
News Briefs: May 15, 2008
Bear Dance to be held May 16-19 FT. DUCHESNE — The Bear Dance will be held at Ft. Duchesne May 16-19. Everyone is welcome! You can read about Bear Dance at www.smokingriverpowwow.com. Click on the May update link. Rangely fishing derby set for June 7 RANGELY — The Rio Blanco[Read More…]
Superintendent finalists named
RANGELY — Rangely School District Re-4 chose three finalists for the superintendent position Friday night.
Day: Rangely school buildings face significant issues
Board considering $13M bond RANGELY — At the end of the 2007 school year, the Rangely Board of Education began to look at the necessary capital needs to keep its buildings safe and secure, functioning efficiently and conducive to education. The study began by examining potential sources for input and[Read More…]
Torno asked to tend goal for High Country Hellcats
RANGELY — When she is not working her regular job, taking pictures or writing articles for the Herald Times, one might find Kandice Torno all padded up with helmet, face mask and hockey stick, between the pipes, tending goal.
Rangely FBLA goes to state
RANGELY — Ten members of the Rangely FBLA Chapter traveled to Vail for state competition April 20-22.
Rangely FFA ends year with banquet
RANGELY — The Rangely FFA Chapter had an eventful evening May 1 at the end-of-year banquet in the Rangely High School. The evening began with a welcome by President Hillary Hayes, introduction of guests by Casey Chapman, dinner and then awards.
Rangely community asked to stamp out hunger May 10
RANGELY — The Rangely Post Office asks postal customers “to help the hungry” and donate to the annual letter carriers’ food drive Saturday, May 10. All the food collected goes to community food banks which provide meals for the needy throughout the year.
4-H showmanship clinic set for May 24
RANGELY — Rangely 4-H Makin’ Bacon Swine Club held its monthly meeting April 22 at the home of leader Debbie Smith. Nineteen people attended the meeting.
Elks plan ‘Youth Week’
RANGELY — The benevolent and protective order of the Elks has designated the first week in May as Youth Week to honor America’s junior citizens for their accomplishments.
“Home of” 411: May 1, 2008
RANGELY — Rangely residents Dean and Leana Cox are this week’s “home of” honorees. They have lived in Rangely 16 years and will celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary in November. Dean is a self-employed rancher. Leana is the Learning Resource Center coordinator for the CNCC Library.
