RANGELY | In the evening hours of Dec. 10, officers with the Rangely Police Department, along with deputies from the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office were investigating a report of a stolen vehicle in the Rangely area. Deputies and officers located the vehicle and in the course of attempting to[Read More…]
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Souper Duper …
The Rangely National Junior Honor Society took 12 eighth graders to Grand Junction to serve at the Grand Valley Catholic Outreach Soup Kitchen last month. Katie Toyn and Beth Scoggins chaperoned. The students were introduced to retired volunteers (including one server who taught the group how to yodel) and toured[Read More…]
Rangely High School’s October students of the month
RBC | The October students of the month for Rangely High School are Skylar Thacker and Trenton Files. Thank you to John and Ammorette and the Kickin Ass (Mule) Ranch for supporting and sponsoring the recipients of this recognition. Skylar Thacker is the daughter of Daryl and Jamie Thacker. Her future[Read More…]
Words of wisdom …
Julius Poole came to Rangely to try his hand at roughnecking after his service in the Navy during WWII. The love of his life, Lomell, soon joined him and they made Rangely their lifelong home, starting Colorado Well Service and later Bi-Co Rental, which they owned and operated from 1957-1979.[Read More…]
Chevron …
Chevron representatives James A. Francis and Michael Gillard presented Rangely Elks Lodge #1907 and its Exalted Ruler Jeff LeBleu with a donation for an undisclosed sum. Also present for the presentation were the following members Norm Hall, Gretchen Connor, Mike Miller, Larry Yardly, Don Reed, Chris Hall and Jillien Wade.[Read More…]
Missoula Children’s Theatre holding auditions Monday
RANGELY | The audition for the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT) production of Peter and Wendy will be held on Monday, Dec. 3, 2018, in the Rangely Jr/Sr High School auditorium. There are roles for students Kindergarten–12th grade. Approximately 50-60 local students will be cast to appear in the show with[Read More…]
Chevron Donations …
Willy Wonka …
Tuesday, Nov. 13, the talent of the Rangely High School drama class was on full display as the students took the stage in the high school’s production of “Willy Wonka.” The play was an adaptation of the book, “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl. The cast—which[Read More…]
CNCC cleans up part of Hwy. 64
RANGELY | Nearly 60 students and athletes from Colorado Northwestern Community College came together Nov. 4, to clean up Highway 64 near campus. The Beta Epsilon Tau chapter of Phi Theta Kappa sponsors a stretch of the highway and cleans it every semester. That Sunday was not the sunniest of[Read More…]
Chevron Donations …
(Top) Chevron is pleased to provide Rangely Meals on Wheels with a donation of $7,000 to provide meals to elderly and people with limited mobility. Chevron’s Diane Peterson presented the check to Stacy Shriver with Eagle Crest Assisted Living and Rangely Community Medical Health and Wellness Center CEO Nick Goshe.[Read More…]
BRRR! Polar Plunge raises $1,200 for Special Olympics
RANGELY | Some brave individuals jumped into the frigid waters of Kenney Reservoir Saturday, Nov. 10 for a great reason. This is the fourth year Rangely has participated in the Polar Plunge. RDH’s Norian Edwards began this tradition in 2015. Due to scheduling conflicts this year, the Chamber of Commerce took[Read More…]
Loitering, POST top town agenda
RANGELY | Loitering Ordinance Following the receipt of a letter from the Americans for Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) earlier this year, the Rangely Board of Trustees is considering removing all anti-loitering ordinances from the town municipal code. In a letter the ACLU claimed such policies are unconstitutional, violating the First[Read More…]
