RANGELY | Mark and Bertha Tolley of Rangely are this week’s “home of” honorees. Mark and Bertha have lived in Rangely for seven years.
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CNCC scholarship recipient revealed
RBC I Colorado Northwestern Community College is pleased to bestow the Presidential Honors Scholarship to Caitlyn Nicole Berry from Oak Creek, Colo.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks to Range Call volunteers
Dear Editor: I would personally like to thank the community of Meeker and all of our wonderful volunteers who helped make this year’s downtown Range Call celebration a huge success!
100th birthday
It rained during the annual senior barbecue hosted by the Town of Rangely in Elks Park but it didn’t keep more than 100 people from attending including Reinhard Fricken. Fricken celebrated his 100th birthday.
Club 20 summer policy meetings July 18
RBC | Community leaders will gather in a variety of locations over the next two weeks to participate in Club 20’s summer policy committee meetings.
Letter to the Editor: Student thanks host families
Dear Editor: My name is Maxime van Dijk, I’ve been one of the foreign exchange students this past school year in MHS. I graduated with the senior class of 2011. I would like to thank everybody in Meeker for their great hospitality. It’s been an amazing year with lots and[Read More…]
Letter to the Editor: Bosicks say thanks
Dear Editor: We would like to thank family, friends and all the loving people for the flowers, cards, food, prayers and support for our great loss.
4-H donation …
Meeker 4-H council president Taylor Neilson accepts a $15,000 donation check from Matt Briney, Piceance operations superintendent for ExxonMobil Production.
10-year-old wins college scholarship
RANGELY I A large delegation of western Rio Blanco 4-H livestock judges attended the Casper College Livestock Judging Camp in Casper, Wyo., June 27-29.
Loose Ends: Namesakes
There are plenty of small towns whose namesake dates back to the town’s origin, passed down from the pioneer settlers and their descendants. A small town in Alabama sports an unusual twist to that tradition. Phil Campbell, Ala., bears both the first and last name of a local pioneer.
Letter to the Editor: Yellow Jacket district responds
Dear Editor: To the constituents of the Yellow Jacket Water Conservancy District: As previously reported, Judge Michael O’Hara of the Division 6 Water Court in Steamboat Springs granted certain upriver landowners and Western Resource Advocates (a Boulder-based environmental group) motion for summary judgment to dismiss several of the district’s historical[Read More…]
Meeker Locals
The monsoon thing is nice, but if this keeps up we’re going to be baling our front lawns for hay and growing mushrooms big enough to sit on. According to local weather prognosticators, this summer’s monsoon season arrived about three weeks early.