RANGELY — Rangely Cares Rangely Shares is a new organization in Rangely committed to helping cancer patients.
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Looking Back: The one that got away
It hasn’t taken the self-described “new guy at the paper”, editor Jeff Burkhead, long to figure out what local residents talk about continuously throughout the year … hunting and fishing.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 20, 2008
Future of Cowboy Corral remains in limbo
RANGELY — It pains Vicky Reeves every time she drives by the remains of the Cowboy Corral Restaurant.
CSU-Global Campus, CNCC launch alliance
RANGELY — The alliance recently established between Colorado State University-Global Campus and the Colorado Community College System has been extended to Colorado Northwestern Community College.
Early voting begins Oct. 20
RBC — Monday, Oct. 6 was the last day to register to vote for the general election to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
2007-2008 Meeker High yearbooks here
MEEKER — Meeker High School 2007-2008 yearbooks are in. You may pick up a preordered yearbook at the high school starting Oct. 20.
Annual Halloween event scheduled
MEEKER — The traditional Halloween parade at the Walbridge Wing will take place at an earlier time this year, between 3:30-5 p.m. on Oct. 31.
Infant-toddler class begins Saturday
MEEKER — Parents, would-be parents or childcare providers can hone their skills by taking an infant-toddler class.
Ranchers, DOW hunt for answers
MEEKER — There may be differences between the ranching community and the Division of Wildlife, but everyone at last Thursday’s meeting here agreed they needed to avoid a situation like what happened in Moffat County.
County begins its ’09 budget
RBC — Diane Sorensen, county budget director, passed out thick notebooks to Rio Blanco County commissioners at Monday’s meeting.
Making Meeker hotel’s history hospitable
Self-proclaimed ‘history geek’ takes over management of Meeker Hotel Cindy Cunningham, the new manager at the historic Meeker Hotel, had a hunch the position would be a good fit, even before her first day on the job. Turns out she was right.
