Karl Randolph, left, the operations supervisor for natural gas operations at XTO Energy, presents a new Dell laptop computer to Chief Steve Allen of the Rio Blanco Fire Protection District last week. Allen said the computer will come to good use, and he thanked XTO Energy for the donation.
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Letter to the Editor: Efforts to secure funds for highways
Dear Editor: Finally, a group, MPACT64, (Club 20 is a member) is leading an effort to secure more funds for our deteriorating state highway system.
State Fair steer purchase correction
MEEKER | According to the CSU Extension Office in Meeker, Taylor Neilson’s State Fair Market Steer was purchased by Art and Loraine Gomez of Pueblo, Colo.
RMS volleyball team…
Playing volleyball for Rangely Middle School this year are:
Harvest bowls…
Over the last four months, potter Elizabeth Robinson Wiley and studio mate Julia Davis have crafted more than 200 bowls for this month’s Harvest Bowls Festival.
All county fire restrictions lifted
RBC | Fire restrictions are no longer being enforced in Rio Blanco County.
Health department has new employees, sets sight to defeat flu
RBC I The Rio Blanco County Department of Public Health and Environment (RBCDPHE) has a new employee in Alexsis Silva.
Letter to the Editor: Community center not needed
Dear Editor: I am totally amused by the number of people who have written letters to the editor and articles for the paper regarding “the Justice Center.” Really people, you should not open your mouth until you have checked out the facts.
Sanderson Hills Park dedication Sept. 21
MEEKER I The grand opening celebration for Sanderson Hills Park, located at 1091 Sanderson Dr., will be held from 11 a.m. to noon on Sept. 21, and the public is invited to attend the event. The grand opening will feature a DJ, inflatables and family-friendly games.
Rangely Christian Academy opens doors
RANGELY I Starting this fall, Rangely parents have another option for schooling kids in kindergarten through eighth grade.
From My Window… Pot sales an issue to ponder; Classic a woolly success
Out my window, I see a few unsettling clouds on the horizon in the form of debate that has the potential to divide the “old school” residents of Meeker and Rangely from what could be described as the “new thought” residents of the two towns.
Meeker Choir seeks singers, narrators
MEEKER | Meeker Community Choir is inviting Meeker and Meeker-area residents to add their singing or spoken voices to the choir as members share love of music and the Lord during this upcoming Christmas season.
