RBC I First a small-town lawyer, then a legislator, then director of a couple state government departments and, now, Russell George is ending his second year as president of Colorado Northwestern Community College with a vast vision for the future while being highly reflective of the past.
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Rangely Museum to open Friday
RANGELY I The Rangely Outdoor Museum will open its doors for the summer on Friday.
Pregnancy care center opens Monday
RANGELY | New Eden Pregnancy Care Center’s office in Rangely opens Monday.
Home of: Ed and Christina Miller
RANGELY | Ed and Christina Miller have lived in Rangely a combined 78 years and they believe the town is just about as good as it gets for living.
MHS Spring Art Show & Coffee House
MEEKER | Meeker High School art students will display some of the work they have created in the annual Spring Art Show, this weekend.
Community Gardens now has website
RANGELY | The Rangely Community Gardens now has a website at www.rangelygardens.com. The site has a calendar, plot forms for printing out applications, garden rules and a place to donate monetarily.
From My Window… I see a drug lord, an inspiration and a controversy
I looked out my window and saw an interesting news week, topped by the arrest of Meeker restaurant owner Francisco Peralta-Cabral, who was described by federal/state drug task force authorities as “the U.S. head of the drug-dealing operation with tentacles across the Western Slope,” including ownership of the Los Koras[Read More…]
Obituary: Allie Creola “Granny” Shahan
Allie Creola “Granny” Shahan, 76 years young, of Meeker died April 27, 2013. She was born to Tom T. and Alice Dillashaw in Spur, Texas.
Meeker man alleged head of drug ring
By Gary Harmon and Paul Shockley Grand Junction Daily Sentinel By Sean McMahon [email protected] MEEKER I The end of a drug ring long rumored to operate in Grand Junction took shape April 16, when local and federal officials stopped a car bound for Las Vegas to collect 3.5 kilograms of[Read More…]
Classifieds: May 2, 2013
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Book fair…
Meeker Elementary School librarian Kay Bivens and MES Principal Jason Hightower overlook the books for sale at the school’s Buy One Get One Free Scholastic Book Fair on April 10-11.
Don’t feed wildlife
RBC I Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are reminding the public about the negative consequences of feeding wildlife. The agency cautions that in addition to being harmful for the health of wild animals, it is illegal to feed deer, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, pronghorn, bears and elk in Colorado.
