County

Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Advertise

Small businesses are getting national press and support from business advocacy groups and public and private organizations this shopping season. Led by American Express, Facebook and The 3/50 Project, among many others, the groups have created a national advertising campaign to support small businesses across the country.

Independent Life Center under new leadership

RBC I For the past 14 years, the Independent Life Center, Inc., (ILC) in Craig, has empowered people in need to live independently and thereby realize their full potential through peer counseling, training, advocacy and drawing upon community resources.

Christmas tree permits available now

RBC | Once again the Bureau of Land Management is pleased to offer the sale of Christmas tree permits through cooperation with the Rio Blanco County Clerk’s office at 17497 US Hwy 64 in Rangely, or at the BLM / FS Interagency Office at 220 E. Market St. in Meeker.

Be prepared for conditions

RBC I Winter is headed this way before we know it. If you’re heading out of town, being prepared for hazardous road conditions is a good idea. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has multiple resources available for travelers to find out what kinds of conditions they may be traveling[Read More…]

Herald Times early deadline

RBC | Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the deadline for advertisements, articles, photos and legal notices for the Nov. 24 edition of the Rio Blanco Herald Times is Thursday, Nov. 17 by 5 p.m.

Rio Blanco County Days Gone By

The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago n For sale, cheap: Folding go-cart. Mrs. Lee Peterson. n Grand Junction went dry again. The bootleggers, proprietors of the speakeasies and “blind pigs” all joined hands with the drys.

County tax sale not always a deal

RBC I Yard sales, back to school sales, 50 percent off sales, after Christmas sales. We all think of bargains when we see these advertised. The county tax sale is a bit different—it’s “buyer beware.”

Yellow Jacket board members

MEEKER I The Rio Blanco County District Court appointed Mike Brennan, R. Reed Kelley, Benjamin Rogers, Gary Dunham and Walter N. Proctor to the the Yellow Jacket Water Conservancy Board of Directors Nov. 4 (effective Oct 21). The Yellow Jacket board also includes Ed Coryell, David Smith and Kelly Sheridan.

Veterans Day

Meeker’s V.F.W. Ladies’ Auxiliary POW/MIA ceremony will be held at noon on the courthouse lawn followed by lunch at Mountain Valley Bank community room. Alliance Energy in Rangely invites veterans to a barbecue at noon at the Elks Lodge.