Moose moved into the White River National Forest on their own, migrating from other areas. Now, with transplants from Utah, the Division of Wildlife is adding to the local numbers in hopes of establishing a bigger population in Rio Blanco County.
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Former teacher Franklin replaces Turner on Meeker board
MEEKER — Iris Franklin is no newcomer to education. She will bring 20 years of experience as a teacher in her new role as a member of the Meeker School Board.
Police Blotter: January 8
Activity for Dec. 26-Jan. 1
Obituary: Brian Covay
Brian Covay April 27, 1971~Dec. 30, 2008
County has $225 million wish list ready, just in case
RBC — It’s uncertain if a federal economic stimulus package will ever become reality, but Rio Blanco County and the towns of Meeker and Rangely have their wish lists prepared, just in case.
Skelton returns to teaching, coaching in Rangely District
RANGELY — Talk about coming full circle, and in a short amount of time. Mark Skelton is back teaching and coaching with the Rangely School District after having left last spring.
Good Panthers, Bad Panthers
New/old coach Mark Skelton says Rangely boys need consistency
HAPPY STORY: Daughter of Rangely soldier gladly gives doll to war victim
Melanie Pratt is not angry that her father gave away her Happy.
Rangely Recreation Center News
n Saturday hours at the Rec Center will be 12-4 p.m. starting Saturday, Jan. 10.
Making good citizens not just good grades
Being a member of the National Honor Society means more than getting good grades.
Meeker Locals: January 8
Is anyone else ready for the customary January thaw? Well, probably not, since it hasn’t gotten really cold yet.
Obituary: Jane Lancaster
Jane Lancaster April 11, 1920~Dec. 28, 2008
