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DECEMBER 2014 WARRANTY DEEDS
SELLER: BARRY AND TEMI WARDELL BUYER: HIGH VOLTAGE HOLDINGS LLC DESCRIPTION: 5 1N 103W 19 13000 COUNTY ROAD 2 RANGELY TRANSACTION PRICE: $292,120.00 SELLER: WARDELL FAMILY LIVING TRUST BUYER: HIGH VOLTAGE HOLDINGS LLC DESCRIPTION: 1N 103W 19 13000 COUNTY ROAD 2 RANGELY TRANSACTION PRICE: $336,880.00 SELLER: DOUGLAS AND KAREN HACKFORD[Read More…]
Public input needed on county’s land use proposal
RBC I The White River and Douglas Creek Conservation Districts and Rio Blanco County are in the process of developing a Land and Natural Resource Use Plan and Policy that will be guided by input from local residents.
Union Wireless will phase out 2G phones
RBC I Union Wireless announced Monday that the company will phase out its 2G-network by the end of the year in order to better serve the data and communication needs of its growing customer base.
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RIO BLANCO COUNTY ON PATROL
RBC I The following information is a weekly review of the calls for service that were reported to the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office between 8 a.m. on July 27 through 8 a.m. on Aug. 3.
OSM needs local Colowyo input
RBC I The federal Office of Surface Mining is seeking public comment regarding the possible closing of the Colowyo Coal Mine nears Craig, which employs roughly 200 employees in Moffat and Rio Blanco counties.
Rio Blanco County Fair Results (Part 1)
Exhibitor Name, Class and Class Description, Place 4-H Beef Tristan Hall, 029 – FEEDER BEEF, 1 Jazzmyn Wakefield, 029 – FEEDER BEEF, 2 Jazzmyn Wakefield, 029 – FEEDER BEEF, 3
From My Window: Fun fair ends; children’s names take new look; how to back Colowyo
The sun was out, the temperatures were warm, and during the Rio Blanco County Fair my tired feet and note-taking hands could see pretty clearly outside the window to all corners of Rio Blanco Fair.
Meeker culture group hosts mentor in regard to heritage agri-tourism
MEEKER I The Heritage Culture Center Committee benefited from a CHAMP mentor this past week who spent three days in Meeker educating the committee on strategic planning—helping them re-formulate their mission statement and documenting their goals and objectives.
County fair works to unite all folks within Rio Blanco lines
After state’s first-of-year changes, unemployment rate declines again
RBC I After the Colorado’s Department of Labor and Employment (DOL) adjusted Rio Blanco County’s jobless rate between December 2014 and January 2015 from 4.9 percent to above 6.1 percent through a method of refiguring, the DOL stated, dating back to 1979, the county unemployment rate is again falling.
