Senior archery 1st — Kaitlyn Dinwiddie 2nd — Mason Scritchfield 3rd — Colter Otwell
County
Fair offers something for everyone, even a city boy
Whoever says there’s nothing to do in a small town, isn’t paying attention.
4-H Senior Profile: Megan Ridings
My favorite 4-H activity is grooming my animals for show. I spend hours getting my animals ready for the show, and I love it.
Fashion Revue kicks off 2009 Fair
Participating in the Rio Blanco County 4-H Fashion Revue last Thursday night
Win a hunting trip in Meeker, Colorado, the elk capital of Colorado
Win a hunt of a lifetime! The Colorado Dream Hunt Package Includes: Fully-guided elk hunt near Meeker, Colo. – often described as the Elk Capital of America. The package includes a 2010, 2nd Rife Season, horseback elk hunt with Bar-H Outfitters with lodging and meals included.
Highway 13 construction to begin Aug. 3
RBC I The next phase of road construction on Highway 13 will start Aug. 3 with surveying. Actual construction will start on Aug. 10.
2009 Rio Blanco County Fair schedule of events
View the events for the Rio Blanco County Fair
Auditing County’s energy use
RBC | Jeff Schuster, president of Ennovate, of Aurora, right, conducted an energy audit July 15 of the Rio Blanco County Courthouse,
Donated buffalo will take place of honor at powwow
In Native American culture, the buffalo is sacred. That’s why the donation of a buffalo by the Northern Ute Tribe — for a meal during Meeker’s Smoking River Pow Wow in September — is such a symbolic gesture.
Work will benefit wildlife, livestock
MEEKER I The White River Habitat Partnership Program and the Colorado Division of Wildlife are currently conducting some significant habitat treatments at the Oak Ridge State Wildlife Area.
Family planning services provided across county
RBC | County health offices in Meeker and Rangely see clients for the purpose of assuring healthcare maintenance, screenings, birth control availability,
ERBM co-ed softball league begins play
MEEKER I The Eastern Rio Blanco Metropolitan Recreation and Park District adult co-ed softball season began July 16 with 10 teams and 141 players signed up to play. The standings after week one are as follows:
