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Rio Blanco County Days Gone By

The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago n Perry Spurlock has received his fine passenger auto. n The marshal has the authority to arrest all chickens running at large. Ours are penned.

Women invited to learn skills

RBC I Colorado Parks and Wildlife is inviting  women interested in learning the basics of fly-fishing, shotgun shooting and archery to attend the popular Cast, Blast and Twang seminar to be held in Collbran, Saturday, May 19.

Cavity-Free

Ashley Moon (right) accepts the first ever Cavity-Free at Three Recognition Award from Karen Savoie, registered dental hygienist and education director for the Cavity-Free at Three program, on Thursday, May 3

News Briefs: May 10, 2012

RBC Old Timer’s need your photos MEEKER | The Rio Blanco County Pioneers Association (Old Timer’s) will celebrating its 100th anniversary this year on June 2 and is looking for pictures of the past presidents.

CNCC Class of 2011~2012

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Josephine May Meeker, CO Brandi Miller Peyton, CO Mardi I. Oliver Craig, CO CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION IN AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY BASIC Ignacio Ayala Craig, CO Tyler William Dilldine Craig, CO Chet Harvey Craig, CO Collin Cass Krause Craig, CO *Trevor Quick Craig, CO ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE[Read More…]

Voters approve WRBM mill levy increase

RBC I Special district voters on the western end of Rio Blanco County approved a mill levy increase for the Western Rio Blanco Recreation and Park District, creating a partnership with Rangely School District, as well as voting in two new board members. Voters on eastern end of the county[Read More…]

Rio Blanco County Days Gone By

The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago Joe Rooney returned to Meeker Tuesday and didn’t bring the bride with him. Joe has not only “flimflammed” us once more, but threatens to sue The Herald for $100,000 damages. We welcome the suit, as then we will make Joe tell why the[Read More…]

Union cell towers use solar, wind power

RBC I “Cellular on Wheels,” also known as COW’s, have been deployed by Union Wireless for over a year in remote locations; places where a permanent tower isn’t needed, or when the permanent tower permitting process isn’t complete, but wireless communications is critical for safety and security.