RANGELY | The month of July continues to be the busiest month of the year for Radino seniors. Lots of activities, barbecues and trips: July 2 — Bus to Lakeside Café for lunch July 3 — Bus to Vernal, Utah, for shopping and appointments July 4 — Bus to lake[Read More…]
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New arrival: Rilynn Elizabeth Brown
MEEKER | Lee and Emma Brown of Sterling are the proud parents of a baby girl, Rilynn Elizabeth Brown,
Parks bonds out after 2nd arrest
RANGELY I John Parks was arrested for the second time in two months Friday. The latest arrest was for violating a restraining order.
Letter: Wood family says thanks for support
The Wood family would like to thank the Holy Family Parish, the Meeker community,
Pittman graduates from basic training
RANGELY | Air Force Airman 1st Class Kyle T. Pittman was graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Anniversary: Bruce and Mary Mobley
MEEKER | Bruce and Mary Mobley of Meeker will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary
Meeker Locals
It’s amazing how quickly things can dry out around here. Just a reminder we do live in a semi-arid region, in spite of our soggy month of June.
New kitchen part of remodeling at Giant Step center
RANGELY I Giant Step Preschool and Child Care Center has a new look.
Letter: Sullivan family offers thanks to community
The family of Bren Sullivan would like to express our gratitude for the help we received during the past two weeks.
Slide Show: Bark in the Park
MEEKER | The annual Bark in the Park event was full of two- and four-legged creatures Saturday, Aug. 18 as owners brought their prize pooches to Meeker Town Park.
Rohn team shoots 62 to win tournament
MEEKER I “This event will continue to grow in popularity,” local golf pro Jim Cook said of the Xcel Energy Luau, played last Saturday at Meeker Golf Course. “It’s a really fun event.”
Devereaux becomes nurse practitioner
MEEKER | Deanette Devereaux, a 1972 graduate of Meeker High School, recently completed classes and is now a nurse practitioner in Arizona.
