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Loose Ends: Treasures into trash
The local historical society’s recent fundraiser gave quite a few residents a jump start on spring cleaning. Items for appraisal were brought in by attendees of the event and a silent auction followed. The popular television show, “Antiques Roadshow,” has introduced the process.
Letter: Trash spoiled beauty of Mother Nature
Recently, a group of people ventured out on a cold May day to enjoy and explore the easternmost property of Dinosaur National Monument. New ground to most of us, we marveled at the beauty of the large gallery of cottonwoods along the Yampa River where we took our lunch. We[Read More…]
Area agencies launch computer recycling
RBC I Keeping pace with the ever-changing advances in new technology can be a challenge. What to do with old technology can be a challenge, too. Rio Blanco County, in conjunction with the Meeker School District and other government entities and businesses, including Pioneers Medical Center and White River Electric[Read More…]
LeBlanc named Wyoming’s top wrestler
MEEKER I Former Meeker standout Joe LeBlanc was named the University of Wyoming’s outstanding wrestler. Besides winning the Everett Lantz Outstanding Wrestler Award, LeBlanc, who as an All-American and NCAA qualifier, also won the team’s Steven Suder High Point Award.
CNCC offers QuickBooks class in Meeker
MEEKER | A CNCC QuickBooks workshop will be held May 8 and 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The workshop covers basic information for those wanting to improve their skills. Call 878-5227 for registration information.
Letter: Obama shouldn’t be criticizing Arizona
I find it disgusting that the president of the United States is traveling around the country criticizing the state government of Arizona for taking action on a problem ignored by his administration.
Letter: Out-of-town support for Coach Hallie Blunt
Most of you may know me. By the time I get done with this, you will know what’s on my mind. This is in regards to the coach Blunt issue. I may be a bit slow; it takes a few days to get the paper. But where are your school[Read More…]
Letter: Thanks to all who have helped Kacey
Since Kacey’s radiation treatment in March, she is finally getting back to her old self. Although the tumor shrank quite a bit from the radiation, the fight is far from over. She doesn’t need to see any more doctors until June 14 for a follow-up MRI.
Seven Rangely wrestlers take first at tourney
RANGELY I The Rangely peewee wrestlers had a strong showing in their final tournament, finishing with the most top-four placers they have had all season. At Saturday’s home tournament, seven Rangely wrestlers placed first, three placed second, eight placed third and nine placed fourth.
Honor society adds 13 members
MEEKER I National Honor Society is a nationally acclaimed program that strives for scholastic achievement and character building. This is a student-run program and this year’s National Honor Society officers are Cameron Glasscock — president, Nathan Bradfield — vice president, Jami Woodward — secretary and Timbre Shriver — treasurer.
Range Call Royalty Clinic set for May 15
MEEKER I The Range Call Royalty Clinic will be held Saturday, May 15 at the Rio Blanco County Fairgrounds, beginning at 9 a.m. Bring your horse. Tryouts will be held Saturday, June 12 at Mountain Valley Bank at 9 a.m.
