MEEKER — Meeker High School graduate Joe LeBlanc, currently a redshirt freshman on the University of Wyoming’s wrestling team, finished third in the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
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Cowboy wrestlers finish fifth in West Grand tournament
MEEKER — Five Meeker High School wrestlers placed in the top four to give the Cowboys a fifth-place finish in last Saturday’s West Grand tournament in Kremmling.
Meeker stays perfect at High Country tourney
MEEKER — The Meeker Cowboys boys’ basketball team earned three more victories this past week at the High Country Invitational Tourna-ment in Granby.
Police Blotter: December 25
Activity for Dec. 12-18
DOW is using solar power for wildlife management
HINSDALE COUNTY — Small-scale electric solar power is providing the Colorado Division of Wildlife a unique tool for a variety of wildlife management tasks.
Michigan man fined $15,000 for poaching
SALIDA — A Michigan man was fined $15,000 after being convicted of three charges related to killing a Colorado mountain goat without a license. Burt Vincent, 60, of Jackson, Mich., also faces a potential lifetime suspension of his hunting and fishing privileges in Colorado, Michigan and 28 other states.
Meeker Recreation Center New: December 25
n Please check the December-March activity brochure or call, click or come-in for details on these and other events, programs and policy changes; 878-3403; 101 Ute Rd.; www.meekerrecdistrict.com.
Loose Ends: A surefire resolution
Go ahead. Just try and find at least one unbreakable resolution.
Rangely Review: December 25
Who says seniors don’t know how to party? Forty-two senior citizens and their guests had a great Christmas party at the Radino nutrition site on Tuesday evening, Dec. 16.
RBC Days Gone By: December 25
Looking Back: O, Christmas Tree
Years ago, after moving to this part of the west, we began the old White River tradition of cutting down our own Christmas tree.
Girl Scouts make Christmas visit to Rangely Animal Shelter
RANGELY — On Dec. 11, Troop 3237, approximately 23 smiling Girl Scouts, squeezed into the Rangely Animal Shelter, bringing with them sacks of dog food, cat food and many toys for the animals.
