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Loose Ends: Remembering Hester-Jane
RBC | It wasn’t until I saw Hester-Jane Cogswell’s life in the pictures spread out on the dining room table in her Fawn Creek ranch house Saturday that the loss hit me.
Obituary: Jean McMaster Dougherty
Jean McMaster Dougherty, age 90, passed away from natural causes on June 21.
Letter: Powwow committee grateful for donations
The Northern Ute Tribe recently gave Smoking River Pow Wow a buffalo for a traditional feast to be held Saturday, Sept. 26 at Ute Park. The tribe also donated $2,000 for a hand game contest.
Spring Creek fire was human caused
RANGELY I Last week’s Spring Creek fire, which burned 1,349 acres, all in Rio Blanco County, was caused by a human act. “We have determined it was a human cause,” said Lynn Barclay, fire mitigation/education specialist for the Bureau of Land Management office in Craig and public information officer for[Read More…]
Slide Show: RBC Fair Horse Show
Saturday’s horse show was a popular part of the Rio Blanco County Fair. Results will appear in a special edition that will publish after the fair.
Rangely Huricanes swim to small-team state title
Seasonal State Championship Individual results for the Rangely Hurricanes
Rangely District’s budget projections are looking better
RANGELY I After a series of tough financial decisions, including closing a school and consolidating two other schools in order to save money, budget projections for Rangely’s School District for the 2009-2010 school year are looking up.
Home of: Steve Kraft
RANGELY | Long-time Rangely resident Steve Kraft is this week’s “home of” honoree.
Slide Show: RBC Fair Dog Show
RBC | A dog show was held Tuesday, Aug. 4 at the fairgrounds arena as part of the 2009 Rio Blanco County Fair, which ran through Saturday, Aug. 8.
Meeker Locals: Aug. 6 edition
MEEKER | Fair week is kind of an end-of-summer warning bell. There’s only a few weeks until the start of the new school year.
Rangely Museum trying to replace roof
RANGELY | The Rangely Museum is taking donations to replace roofing on the Chevron Recreation Building and Chevron Camp House; the current roofing will not last through winter without causing major damage to the inner walls and ceilings.
