Phyllis Joan Goddard May 15, 1939 ~ March 24, 2018 Phyllis Joan Goddard, 78, passed away March 24, 2018, at Hope West Hospice Center in Grand Junction, Colo. Phyllis was born May 15, 1939, in Bayard, Neb., to Robert and Helen Colvalt. The family travelled to various towns in several[Read More…]
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Diet, nutrition and healthy eating: Part 3 {Guest Column | Health & Wellness}
By JULIE DRAKE Special to the Herald Times RBC | I have several sets of “dishes” in my house. Everything from paper to plastic to Corelle to Noritake. Then there is “My Plate” that I hope to put on the table with each meal. What the heck is “My Plate” you[Read More…]
Innovation Rio Blanco: It’s time to develop stable, sustainable local economies {Guest Column}
By Joe Livingston Special to the Herald Times RBC | As the world continues to undergo technological revolution, the impacts continue to accelerate. The technologies continue to open new opportunities. 3D printers, CNC machines, stem cell treatments, self-driving cars, cell phones, burger flipping robots are but a few of the new[Read More…]
Help CNCC’s flight team go to nationals
RANGELY | Show off your skills and help CNCC’s NIFA flight team get to nationals. We are calling all cooks to enter their best rib and/or chili recipe in a winner-take-all contest April 21 at Cedar Ridges Golf Course from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. No entry fee is required,[Read More…]
Woodpecker …
This woodpecker was seen out at the county building in Rangely. Could spring actually be here? RENÉ HARDEN PHOTO
Obituary: Lawrence Joseph ‘Joe’ Dice
Lawrence Joseph ‘Joe’ Dice March 30, 2018 Lawrence Joseph “Joe” Dice of Silt, Colo., passed away March 30, 2018 in Rifle, Colo. Services to be held on April 22 at 2 p.m. at Coal Ridge High School in Silt, Colo. Joe was a rancher and is survived by his son,[Read More…]
Stamp Act 2.0? {Staff Column}
RBC | As a free market loving, Libertarian leaning Republican I am fond of the saying “Taxation is Theft.” While I know it’s a bit glib and typically used as a sensationalized attention grabber designed to make a big splash I was reminded this week why I really do despise taxation[Read More…]
Students speak up about the use of cell phones at school
By ALLIE WILLEY Special to the Herald Times MEEKER | Should we allow phones in schools today? Everybody has an opinion on the matter. There is one opinion people seem to be neglecting, though: the opinion of the millennials who use their phones every day. Meeker students responded to the following[Read More…]
4-H Livestock Club …
In February and March the It’s Showtime livestock club has had two meetings. In the February meeting they elected officers: president Macy Collins, vice president Hadley Franklin, treasurer Montey Franklin, secretary Aimee Shults, reporter Charlie Rogers, council representatives Jessi Pelloni, Tatumn Kennedy and Eva Scritchfield, and pledge leaders Tanner Shults,[Read More…]
Cedar Ridges golf tournament April 21
RANGELY | The annual Cedar Ridges golf tournament will support the CNCC NIFA team’s trip to national competition. Entry fees are $200 a team or $50 for individuals. For details contact Kris Kauber: [email protected].
Cultural Heritage summit April 25-27
RANGELY | Registration for the fourth annual Northwest Colorado Cultural Heritage Program Summit sponsored by the Colorado Tourism Office is now available online. The summit will be held April 25-27 and includes trips to Canyon Pintado, The Tank, Dinosaur National Monument, an opportunity to try rock crawling or a ride[Read More…]
Obituary: Margaret Louise Davis
Margaret Louise Davis Nov. 18, 1928 ~ March 18, 2018 Margaret Louise Davis, 89, passed away Sunday, March 18, 2018, at the Uintah Basin Senior Villa in Roosevelt, Utah. She was born Nov. 18, 1928, in Meeker, Colo., to Leasil and Jo French. She married Gene Homer Davis in Meeker,[Read More…]
