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
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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…]
RDA creates grocery co-op committee
RANGELY | Grocery Cooperative The RDA agreed to appoint a committee to lead the development of a feasibility plan for a co-op grocery store including researching developing membership, identifying a location, funding, wholesale suppliers, insurance, permits and licenses, staff training, local workforce availability and skill sets and development of a business[Read More…]
Chevron grants $5,000 to The TANK
RANGELY | In June, Chevron made a $5,000 grant to The Tank Center for Sonic Arts, to support the Tank’s mission to contribute to Rangely’s economic development through its unique musical experiences and opportunities. “In just a few short years, The Tank has become a significant venue for the arts[Read More…]
Take the time to be heard
RANGELY | The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Rio Blanco County and the Douglas Creek Conservation District cordially invites the public to attend their Fiscal Year 2018 Local Working Group (LWG) meeting July 10, 2018, from 6-7:30 p.m. The purpose of this annual LWG meeting is to bring together[Read More…]
ROAR Rider Registration is open
RANGELY | Rangely OHV Adventure Rally registration is open online through Aug. 6, after that you may register at the event. Register early: Each rider 10 years and older is $70, children under 10 are free. After July 31, each rider 10 years and older is $75, and T-shirt order[Read More…]
