After failed attempts to keep the store running while I was gone on an errand, I decided to close the store. Rumors were circulating so quickly, so I want to eliminate them.
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New owner was ‘always in love with the Sleepy Cat’
When Bob Regulski first started visiting the area 30 years ago, he fell in love with it. Now he owns one of the landmark properties upriver — the Sleepy Cat Lodge.
Slide Show: Holiday Elves
MEEKER | Meeker Elementary students performed “The Elves’ Impersonator” Dec. 15.
Coach Paul Conrad: The legend lives on
RANGELY | When Paul Conrad started coaching in 1967 at Colorado Northwestern Community College, it was called Rangely College.
Christmas tree dropoffs in Meeker, Rangely
RBC I Meeker residents can drop off Christmas trees at the pullout on Sulphur Creek Road, adjacent to the dirt pile. The town’s public works department will then chip them.
Impact of ExxonMobil tax decision on Rio Blanco County
RBC | In November, the Colorado Supreme Court affirmed without opinion the trial court ruling against the county’s application of its use tax on industrial construction and building materials.
2010 budget keeps Rio Blanco County on solid financial footing
RBC I Despite losing its budget and finance director in the middle of the budgeting process.
The Bakery’s last batch
The Bakery — a Meeker icon for nearly 30 years owned by Dave and Enid Steffen — closed its doors Christmas Eve. See more photos in this week’s Herald Times (online subscribers can view the full PDF edition by selecting “PDF” above) or at the Herald Times’ Facebook page.
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 50 years ago • Dear Santa, Please bring me some figure skates and roller skates for Chrismtas. Love, Chris Brubaker.
Letter: Rangely Food Bank appreciates donations
The volunteers at the Rangely Food Bank would like to say thank you for all of the donations over the last year.
Classifieds: Dec. 31, 2009 edition
Classified ads for 12/31/09 include:
Light Up Rangely contest winners listed
RANGELY I Winners in the Light Up Rangely contest, which was part of the Holidayfest celebration, were: first place — Norm Hall Jr.;
