To Josh Halstead, the haughty, supercilious, self-aggrandizing position he took in last week’s Herald Times is truly astonishing.
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Pair of car shows will give auto enthusiasts plenty of chances to drool over classic chassis
RANGELY I Gentleman, start your engines. OK, don’t start them, but park ’em so they can be admired.
RDH to seek support for new construction
RANGELY I Along with all of the other changes that have occurred at Rangely District Hospital, there’s been one constant — the facility itself. But that, too, might be changing.
Letter: Property adjacent to schools is private
Just a note reminding students of Barone Middle School and Meeker High School.
Letter: Anti-Mexican feelings disturb letter writer
I am writing this in response to the town hall article and Mr. Halstead’s comments last week. First, I would like to say to Mr. Halstead, thank you! It is such a relief to hear that I am not the only one who isn’t anti-Mexican/anti-Spanish.
Family dog training class begins Sept. 17
MEEKER | A family dog training class, taught by Laura Tyler and Arlene Estes, will be held at the Rio Blanco County Fairgrounds in Meeker, beginning Sept. 17.
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 50 years ago • The first frost of the season hit on Monday night of this week when the mercury on the government thermometer registered 31 degrees. It had been dropping down each night since Saturday. • Another step towards the improvement and beautifying of Meeker’s[Read More…]
Two-day rodeo will kick off four days of Septemberfest 2009 fun, activities
RANGELY I You don’t have to be a cowboy to take part in this weekend’s rodeo, part of the Septemberfest activities.
See you at Septemberfest, it’ll be great!
RANGELY I Things have been kind of crazy lately for the staff of Western Rio Blanco Metropolitan Recreation and Park District. Moving will do that to you.
Letter: Museum needs funds for roof repairs
The Rangely Museum has a critical situation that involves replacing the roofs on the Chevron Recreation Building and the Chevron Camp House.
Lady Cowboys face tough challenge defending league, district crowns
MEEKER I Returning as the Northwest League and district champions and losing several players to graduation will make it tough for the Meeker High School volleyball team to defend its titles this season, but head coach Christy Atwood is looking forward to the challenge.
Letter: Words don’t mean same thing to all
There has been quite the murmur of political opinions in the Rio Blanco Herald Times as of late. More recently of those who lean to the left.
