By Heather Zadra Special to the Herald Times RANGELY | Colorado Creative Industries, the state’s art funder, has awarded Rangely resident Samantha Wade a career advancement grant. The award will pay some of the costs of a two-week residency at the Music District in Fort Collins, Colo., where Wade will study[Read More…]
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Seaplanes splash in at Kenney
By Brittny Campos Special to the Herald Times RANGELY | Rangely welcomed the Seaplane Pilots Association on July 14 for the second Colorado Mountain Splash-In. Starting at 8 a.m., the pilots took their aircraft to the Rangely Airport to have an aquatic nuisance species inspection and decontamination of the[Read More…]
Rally Colorado races back to Rangely this weekend
RANGELY | Following the success of the 2017 rally race headquartered in Rangely the Rally Colorado group is returning for a second year of racing July 20 and 21. Friday’s race will be “Prospector’s Run” and the “Blazin’ Saddles” Rally is on Saturday. A major highlight of the event is the[Read More…]
BLM seeks public comment on creek erosion mitigation
RANGELY | The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on a preliminary environmental assessment of a proposal to re-route a section of East Douglas Creek on BLM-managed lands about 25 miles south of Rangely. Rio Blanco County is proposing to re-channel the creek to direct flows away from an[Read More…]
SPRING RECITAL …
Piano and vocal students of Ramona Smalec performed at their spring recital on June 14, 2018. Pictured from left to right: (front) Courtney Barnes, Macy Barnes, Evey Meinzer, Valynn Broderick, (back) Alexis Wiley. courtesy photo
ALERT: Water release from Kenney Reservoir Thursday, July 19
RANGELY | The Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District has scheduled a water release from Kenney Reservoir on Thursday, July 19 after discussions with the Town of Rangely to determine if a pulse flow release from the reservoir could alleviate or reduce the impact of the algae bloom on the Town’s[Read More…]
Chevron Donation …
The Rangely Outdoor Museum board and staff would like to thank Chevron USA and Diane Peterson, Rodney Richardson and the Weldon crew for their help with clean up in the Old Chevron Rec Hall basement. Courtesy Photo
Rangely town manager finalist for Craig position
RANGELY | Last week the city of Craig announced the three finalists for the position of city manager, one of whom is Rangely’s current Town Manager, Peter Brixius. Both Brixius and Mayor Andy Shaffer declined to comment on the potential loss of Brixius as town manager, a position which he has[Read More…]
Rangely walkers, runners get some color for New Eden annual 5K event
By Brittny Campos Special to the Herald Times RANGELY | On July 7, Rangely New Eden Pregnancy Care Services hosted its annual 5K Color Run. Thirty people signed up for the event this year. The proceeds go to the Rangely New Eden program. New Eden is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization established[Read More…]
Healthcare for the whole family
By BRITTNY CAMPOS Special to the Herald Times RANGELY | Rangely Community Medical Health and Wellness Center is a campus which houses many different departments. One of the departments is Rangely Family Medicine, the facility’s clinic. Rangely Family Medicine has care for all ages. In recent years the clinic has gained[Read More…]
Rangely’s Independence Day Celebration {Photos}
RANGELY | Rangely’s Independence Day celebration this past weekend included Surf’n’Turf at Cedar Ridges Golf Course, a Buck Ford concert and a bit of friendly competition. JEN HILL PHOTOS
FBLA …
This past week three Rangely High School students competed and represented Colorado at FBLA’s National Leadership Conference in Baltimore, Maryland. Kaylee Mecham, a graduate of the Class of 2018, competed in ag business. Brady Bertoch, a sophomore, competed in cyber security. Phalon Osborn, a junior, competed in job interview, also[Read More…]
