MEEKER I The lady Cowboys basketball team will open the 2012-2013 season on their own court against the Nucla Mustangs in the first round of the White River Electric Cowboy Shootout tonight.
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Tree permits available
RBC I Personal use Christmas tree tags will be available from all offices of the White River National Forest starting Monday, Nov.19.
News Briefs: Nov. 29, 2012
Mobile pantry to be in Meeker Nov. 29
Capitol Christmas Tree arrives in D.C.
RBC I After being harvested in the White River National Forest on Nov. 2, the 2012 Capitol Christmas Tree was celebrated in Meeker for two days, then wrapped and started its journey to Washington, D.C., Nov. 6. Colorado’s gift to the people of the United States has arrived at its[Read More…]
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Ranchers implement range monitoring
RBC I As good stewards of the land, ranchers continually strive to improve their management of the rangelands. Five local ranchers have taken advantage of the Douglas Creek and White River Conservation Districts’ Rangeland Monitoring Training Program.
Rangely Middle School to host basketball tourney
RANGELY I The Rangely Middle School boys’ basketball finished off its season with well-fought games for all three of its teams.
Meeker FFA chapter competes in district contest
MEEKER I Thirty-six members of the Meeker FFA Chapter traveled to Soroco High School Nov. 10 for the district leadership conference and annual district speaking contests.
Home of: Simon and Ellen Boudreaux
RANGELY | Long-time Rangely residents Simon and Ellen Boudreaux are this week’s “home of” honorees. They were married 13 years in May.
Youth basketball …
Meeker’s third- and fourth-grade girls’ basketball team may be small in numbers but they are big in heart. For most of the girls this is their first taste of a traveling basketball league and they are rising to the challenge. Halfway through their season they have been able to achieve[Read More…]
Horizons offers compassion, care for children
RBC I We have so much to be thankful for as this holiday season is upon us. At the top of the list are the children in our communities. An organization that embraces the spirit of giving and deserves much praise is Horizons.
Costa Rica …
Meeker High School students Sydney Hughes and Piper Haney (left), along with Kaysyn Chintala, Aly Ridings, Taylor Morris and Taylor Neilson, participated in the leatherback turtle conservation program last summer in Costa Rica. They shared their experience with a powerpoint presentation last Thursday at the Meeker Public Library.
