Earlier this year while knocking around the downtown area of a much larger area city (which will go unnamed as I enjoy the restaurants and don’t wish to have ground glass mixed in my pasta), Cindy and I discovered what we thought was a branch library. I mean it had[Read More…]
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Wedding Announcement: Rholl-Theos wedding
MEEKER | Mr. and Mrs. Vern Rholl and Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Theos are pleased to announce the marriage of their children.
Slide Show: MHS Homecoming Festivities
MEEKER | The parade, the game, the court, the fun. Homecoming has something for everyone. Click here for the slide show.
Meeker whips West Grand, 56-0
MEEKER I Ask any football coach what he thinks about homecoming and you are likely to get mixed results.
Loose Ends: Debate goes round
The recent flap over the roundabout is a reminder of all the issues that spin round and round in the public forum with no end in sight. No matter what the issue, roundabouts, justice centers or schoolchildren listening to the president on television, sides are drawn quickly.
Cross country runners continue to show improvement
MEEKER I Cowboys runners continue to improve their times as the state-qualifying regional meet gets closer on the schedule. Six Meeker cross country members ran in Fruita last Saturday in the Anna Banana Memorial Wildcat invitational and two boys finished with personal bests. The Cowboys have one more meet before[Read More…]
Obituary: John Orris
John Edward Orris, Sr., 72, died Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009, in Durango.
Lady Cowboys successful on homecoming
MEEKER I Friday was homecoming, and the Lady Cowboys weren’t to be denied. But it took some doing. Like five games, including winning the last three. Meeker rallied to win the match, 24-26, 20-25, 25-21, 25-22, 15-12.
Rangely volleyball team takes two
RANGELY I In a tuneup for homecoming Friday, Rangely’s volleyball team won both of its matches last week. And the Lady Panthers did it in fine fashion.
Jr. high teams split contests
RBC I Rangely’s seventh-graders won in a shutout, 37-0, last week against Steamboat Springs, but the eight-graders lost a close one, 14-7. “It went down to the wire, as with most of our games,” coach Tim Webber said of the Rangely eighth-graders.
Results listed for ERBM Punt, Pass and Kick
MEEKER I Results for 2009 Punt, Pass and Kick competition, sponsored by the ERBM Recreation and Park District
Letter: Another example of political correctness
“When the white men killed the Indians, we called it a victory” has been quoted and re-quoted in the Herald Times.
