Dear Editor: I have been wanting to write and say thanks to some of the most wonderful people I have ever met.
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Loose Ends: Noon whistle mystery solved
Residents who miss the “noon whistle” will be pleased if the Rio Blanco Volunteer Fire Protection District gets it going once again.
Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Believe
Did anyone watch the Broncos’ playoff game Sunday last? How much fun was that? (If I were texting this to someone, I would have added a 🙂 after the question marks because sometimes a simple smiley face is a great response, especially if you have a good idea but are[Read More…]
Meeker Chamber annual dinner Feb. 3
MEEKER | Tickets are available now for the annual Meeker Chamber of Commerce dinner and business meeting, Friday, Feb. 3.
Engagement: Chumacero~Fischer
RANGELY | Mr. and Mrs. Juan Chumacero Jr., of Rangely are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Whitney Chumacero to Jon Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moreno also of Rangely.
Hardy places 3rd at TOC
MEEKER I After the holiday break, the Cowboy wrestling team opened the 2012 part of the season in the toughest tournament it has entered so far.
Letter to the Editor: REAL ID
Dear Editor: I’m writing to relate my experience at the Meeker DMV on Jan. 6, 2012.
Meeker Locals
Members of the Southern Ute tribe performed a snow dance last week near Vail in hopes of upping the snowpack numbers for the year, which has been unseasonably dry across the western half of the state.
District asked to add drama
MEEKER I In the interest of collaboration and for the benefit of Meeker’s kids, Gary Zellers and Bob Amick, representing the Meeker Arts and Cultural Council, asked the board of the Eastern Rio Blanco Metropolitan Recreation District to consider a proposal “to provide comprehensive performing arts programs for the Meeker[Read More…]
Home of: Greg and Cindy Booker
RANGELY | Longtime Rangely residents Greg and Cindy Booker are this week’s “home of” honorees.
Meeker Arts Council meeting Friday
MEEKER | The first meeting of 2012 for the Meeker Arts and Cultural Council (MACC) will be held Friday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. at Kilowatt Korner (WREA building).
With a little help from her friends
MEEKER I When 47-year-old Dee Cox suffered a debilitating stroke in 2008, she was tempted to give up hope. Three and a half years later, she credits a large part of her recovery to the love and support she received from the Meeker community.
