MEEKER I After a 50-8 defeat of the Leadville Panthers, the Meeker Cowboy football team remains undefeated in five games. However, they will put it on the line Friday in Starbuck Stadium as they host the defending state champion Paonia Eagles.
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Meeker group campaigns to fund mill levy override
MEEKER I Campaign efforts to pass a property tax increase to help fund Meeker’s public schools are under way.
Fall Festival 2014
Death Notice: Maria Rosario “Rose” Gutierrez
Funeral services for Rose Gutierrez will be held at Holy Family Catholic Church on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., followed by interment at Highland Cemetery. A viewing is set and a Rosary will be said Friday from 5-7 p.m. In lieu of flowers a donation to Holy Family Catholic Church would[Read More…]
Rangely football team wins first league test in OT; Brady injured
RANGELY I The Rangely Panthers won their first league game of the season in Hayden, but the team lost one of its leaders for the season.
Major progress is made as TANK takes new form
RANGELY I In September, the Friends of The TANK, Inc. took additional steps to turn the old water tank west of Rangely into a Center for Sonic Arts to be used for performance, recording and education.
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Letter to the Editor: Water conservancy district update
Dear Editor: On behalf of myself and the board members of the Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District (RBWCD) I submit this letter to the Herald Times and your readers with intent to bring deserved attention to the recent Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) meetings that took place at Colorado Northwestern[Read More…]
Color show…
The bright yellows, light greens and light reds shone brightly in the sun on Saturday about two miles north of the summit of Nine Mile Hill, north of Meeker along Highway 13. The area has not yet hit the peak of color change but is rapidly approaching that point —[Read More…]
Rangely School Board discusses TCAP scores
RANGELYI The Rangely School Board addressed several topics at its meeting on Sept. 9, however, the main topic was discussing district performance on TCAP (the yearly state-mandated test), how the district should respond to the scores and how the scoring will impact the district’s accreditation.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks to Rangely District Hospital staff
Dear Editor: My family and I would like to take this opportunity to thank Rangely District Hospital, the emergency room staff, and all employees involved with the care that I received during my recent visit to the ER.
Scoggins wins cross country meet
RANGELY I The Rangely cross country team stayed close to home this past weekend and competed in the Moffat County Cross Country Invitational, a small meet with just Moffat County, Steamboat Springs, Rawlins and Rangely competing.
