The Meeker P.E.O. Chapter BA would like to thank everyone who attended the Quilts in the Country quilt show last Saturday.
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Sept. 1 marked reinstatement of wildlife zones
RBC I Roadside reminders are back in the form of lowered nighttime speed limits and/or doubled fines for nighttime speeding within designated wildlife zones.
BLM accepting RBC comments
RBC I The Bureau of Land Management has released an environmental assessment for public comment on an application for a coal exploration license northwest of the Deserado Mine in Rio Blanco County.
HOME OF: Torrance and Connie Hughes
MEEKER | Torrance and Connie Hughes of Meeker are this week’s “home of” honorees. Their children are hosting a 50th anniversary party for them Sept. 17.
New Arrival: MacKenzie Alexis Denney
Cassie and Deric Denney are proud to announce the birth of their daughter MacKenzie Alexis Denney.
Funeral Notice: Minford Beard
Memorial services for Minford Beard will be held at 3 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Fairfield Center in Meeker.
Milliken wins Classic, again
MEEKER I The vision from the beginning was to become the best sheepdog trials event in the world.
Loose Ends: Sorry, wrong number
A long time ago dialing a wrong number was an occasion for staying on the phone.
BLM seeks input on pipelines
RBC I The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on two adjacent 31-mile pipelines proposed in western Garfield and Rio Blanco counties.
CNCC fall class opportunities
RBC I There are several fall CNCC community education classes still open for registration.
Welle to give energy testimony
RBC I The House Small Business Subcommittee on Agriculture, Energy and Trade, chaired by Rep. Scott Tipton (R-CO), will hold a hearing entitled “Are Excessive Energy Regulations and Policies Limiting Energy Independence, Killing Jobs and Increasing Prices for Consumers?” at 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 19 in Grand Junction, Colo.,[Read More…]
Market St. project approved
MEEKER I At the town’s Sept. 6 board meeting, members approved a plan to allow WREA to relocate the overhead power lines in Ute Park.