RBC | The incidents received through the Rio Blanco County Communications Center modestly increased during May 2009, with a 4.8 percent increase in activity compared to May 2008.
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Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 100 years ago • Gustaf Kracht was the winner of the greased-pig contest at the 4th of July festivities. Irene Amick won the 50-yard dash. Mary Amick won the nail driving contest.
Slide Show: Getting Dunked
MEEKER | The chamber of commerce sponsored a dunk tank as part of Saturday’s Range Call activities. Various locals took the plunge.
Slide Show: 2009 Range Call parade results
The parade is an annual highlight for Range Call. A slide show of the parade and all the results are below.
Classifieds: July 9, 2009 edition
Classifieds for the July 9 edition include:
RBC Warranty Deeds
JUNE 2009 TRANSACTIONS Seller: Joe and Kelly Conrado Buyer: Daniel and Ellen Conrado Description: 296034 Subdivision: Ute Terrace Subdivision 256144 Lot: 15 Transaction Price: $59,800
Holiday mood turns from celebratory to sorrowful
What started out as a weekend of fun holiday activities in both Meeker and Rangely, suddenly turned tragic.
Relay for Life will meet next Wednesday
RANGELY I A meeting for the Rio Blanco County Relay for Life will be held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 15
Rangely dental clinic at CNCC canceled
RANGELY | Due to a lower-than-expected response, a dental clinic planned for today and Friday at Colorado Northwestern Community College was canceled.
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 100 years ago • Notice is hereby given that the ordinance prohibiting the firing off of shooting crackers, cannon crackers and all kinds of fireworks on the streets will be strictly enforced. Go into the park and shoot your fire crackers off. Mayor F.N. JoHantgen., Town[Read More…]
Rangely resident found dead in home, son charged with first-degree murder
RANGELY | A 50-year-old Rangely man – Jerry Snider Sr. – was found dead in his home Friday, and his son is in custody and has been charged with first-degree murder.
Landfill charges will be based on weight
The county landfill — located between Rangely and Meeker on Highway 64, though closer to the Meeker side — will have new rates for commercial and residential customers and a new way of determining the amount of trash a customer brings to the landfill.
