Last Sunday 18 of Rangely’s youth came together to tickle the ivories for family and friends at their annual spring recital. Piano teachers Carol Morton and Andrea Gianinetti were well represented by students ranging from 5 to 16 years old.
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Community Counts gains visibility in area
RBC I Community Counts Colorado is a 501c3 non-profit organization established to connect the energy and extraction industries and the community through responsive, open communication.
Letter to the Editor: Changes to Medicare billing at PMC
Dear Editor: This is an important letter to inform Medicare patients about a change in the Medicare Billing Process. Pioneers Medical Center diligently works with Medicare to get patient claims filed and paid. We strive to keep patients apprised of their account status.
New golf course manager in Meeker
MEEKER I The new golf course manager, Becky Ridings, keeps it in the family, taking over for her brother Scott Bowman, who managed the course last year.
Outdoor education…
Rangely High School’s Outdoor Education class put the skills they’ve been developing to the test during a two-night trip to Moab, Utah. Students camped, cooked and saw some of the sights. Before earning the trip students had to spend time in class learning how to plan, prepare and cook meals[Read More…]
Rangely Junior High track…
Rangely Junior High School track team hosted its annual invitational this past weekend in the windy and cool conditions that spring has delivered this year. Student athletes traveled from Craig, Steamboat, Hayden, Meeker, Soroco and Baggs, Wyo., to represent their schools in competitions at the 6th, 7th and 8th grade[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for McCollum
Dear Editor: I work as a Recreation Supervisor for the City of Craig Parks and Recreation Department. Last fall I spoke with Coach McCollum about doing a baseball clinic in Craig.
From the Superintendent: MSD defines security plan
MEEKER I While getting to know the Meeker community during the past several months, many of you have frequently heard me comment that student learning is the number one goal for a school system. Given that student learning will always be goal No. 1, student safety is goal 1A.
Cowboys drop two against state’s best
MEEKER I Wet spring weather canceled one game for the Cowboys last week and they were forced to play the state’s No. 1 team on a neutral field because of poor field conditions at home. The Cowboys, currently 5-9, are playing for a district playoff berth and a win Saturday[Read More…]
Russell wins 800-meter run at Craig meet
MEEKER I The Cowboys’ track and field teams traveled to Craig last Friday to competed in the annual Clint Wells Invitational meet and both the boys’ and girls’ teams did well, as did several individuals, including junior Austin Russell. With two weeks left before the 2016 Colorado State Track and[Read More…]
Rangely track team overcomes hurdles to set school, personal records
RANGELY I Rangely tracksters woke up early Friday to compete in Montrose for their meet this week. Bleary eyed that morning, few could’ve guessed what was in store for the day. Some records were broken, some medals were earned and some bus problems appeared.
Semi-finalists named for CNCC president
RANGELY I Four candidates being considered for president of Colorado Northwestern Community College were in the area this week touring campuses in Craig and Rangely and meeting CNCC employees and community members.
