There was a break in the ice on Kenney Reservoir last week but winds and warm weather have since melted all the ice on the local recreation area.
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Endangered fish meeting April 4
RANGELY I Colorado Parks and Wildife is inviting the public to attend a public meeting to discuss the progress, benefits and future goals of the Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program.
Dragon Wash Road cross restored
The Cross at the site of the community Easter Sunrise Service on Dragon Road was totally destroyed this past winter. When discovered, the wheels were in motion immediately to replace it with a sturdier design.
History many don’t know
RBC I There are 58,267 names now listed on the polished black wall of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., including those added in 2010. The names are arranged in the order in which they were taken from us by date. Within each date the names are alphabetized. It[Read More…]
Former reserve director testifies about oil shale
RBC I Anton Dammer, former director of the Naval Oil Shale Reserve, testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on March 20, 2012, regarding the development of oil shale resources in the United States. A summary of his testimony follows:
Home of: Clyde and Diane Slaugh
RANGELY | This week’s “home of” honorees are 42 year Rangely residents Clyde and Diane Slaugh. The Slaughs have been married 29 years.
Sisters take charge…
Sisters Katelyn and Kassidee Brown competed in the state finals of the Denver Nuggets Skills Competition in Denver on Sunday, March 11.
Friendship leads to series of successful novels
RANGELY I It is always remarkable to see the talent within our communities. When finding time to talk, and more importantly, to listen, the stories people of Rio Blanco County can tell are intriguing to say the least.
Rangely girls’ soccer team
The Rangely High School girls’ soccer team has played three games and will be looking for their first win this Saturday against Vail Christian.
Little grappler…
Elijah Deming waits for a whistle to start drilling a half nelson on his workout partner during a recent youth wrestling practice. Deming and several of his teammates will wrestle in the Bad Dog tournament this Saturday in Craig.
Dinosaur National Monument botanist earns award
DINOSAUR I Superintendent Mary Risser presented Tamara Naumann with a superior service award from intermountain regional director John Wessels.
High flying …
Katie Lockwood and her friends Shane Kobald and Zach Eskelson (not pictured) used the wind last weekend to fly their kites at the field on Sixth Street.
