RBC — On Thursday, May 7, Rio Blanco Emergency Manager John Hutchins invited law enforcement, EMS and Fire from Rio Blanco County and neighboring counties, as well as representatives of industry.
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Tucker Tournament: Golfing for a cause
MEEKER — “I think it’s really admirable when family and the community get together once a year to honor a man who is no longer with us,” Meeker Golf Course pro Jim Cook said regarding the second annual Bob Tucker Memorial golf tournament, benefiting the scholarship fund in memory of[Read More…]
Drug abuse affects you and me
Soon after I moved to Rio Blanco County, I couldn’t help but wonder if I had done the right thing. And it had nothing to do with the new job.
Slide Show: Bicycle Rodeo
Meeker Elementary School recently hosted an event to encourage bicycle safety.
4-H News: Chipigitt club meets
RANGELY — On April 6 the Chipigitt club of Rangely, held its third meeting of the year.
Loshbaugh: Bikes not allowed on sidewalks for reason
Friday afternoon my wife was hit by a bike rider as she stepped out of her business.
Webber: Director provides update on rec center
The remodel has been moving along quite nicely. The pool is being installed as I write this letter as well as much of the interior work.
Diabetic support group meets May 13
MEEKER — Diabetic Support Group meets Wednesday May 13, 7 p.m. at Elbert Hall at the United Methodist Church in Meeker.
Days Gone By: May 7 Edition
From the archives of the Rio Blanco Herald Times.
Allen: Perhaps coverage can prevent another death
If the coverage of the recent overdose death in the past two weeks’ issues of the Herald Times and the Spartan, prevents one more tragic, unnecessary death of a promising young person, it was more valuable than any coverage of the CNCC honors banquet could ever be.
Davis: Hoping Austin Stoner is long remembered
I would like to compliment you on the coverage of the death and front page obituary of Austin Stoner.
Rangely gets $595K in grants
RANGELY — In these tough economic times, the town of Rangely received some good news. The Colorado Department of Local Affairs awarded energy impact funding grants to the town for requests it submitted in December.
