MEEKER — Politics runs in Phyllis Wigington’s family. Democratic politics, that is.
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Firefighting pilot survives Aug. 27 crash near Meeker
MEEKER — A pilot whose single-engine firefighting plane crashed Aug. 27 about 20 miles from here walked away with only minor injuries.
Rio Blanco reactions
Community leaders share responses to visit by Pinedale, Wyo., officials Editor’s note: Community leaders, elected officials and oil and gas representatives were asked for their responses to information shared last week by visitors from Pinedale, Wyo., who were invited to talk about how they have dealt with the impact of[Read More…]
Meeker Library checks in Mon.
MEEKER — It didn’t make the original goal of moving in February. Nor did it make an August target date.
Septemberfest Art Show will decorate Rangely’s Elks Park on Labor Day
RANGELY — The Septemberfest Art Show will be from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday at Elks Park. All work submitted for the show with the appropriate entry fee will be included in the exhibition. Each artist may submit a maximum of three pieces.
Going to the dogs … and cats
Pet costume contest dresses up Monday RANGELY — Dogs with sunglasses. Cats wearing clothes. Dressed-up animals will make a fashion statement at the pet costume contest during Septemberfest.
Revving up interest
Septemberfest features pair of car shows RANGELY — There’s nothing like hot cars to heat up an event. Once again, Rangely’s Septemberfest will include a car show. Actually, two car shows. A staple of Septemberfest has been the car show in Elks Park.
Rodeo features region’s ‘working cowboys’
RANGELY — Last year was a first for the Septemberfest ranch rodeo.
End-of-summer celebration kicks off Friday in Rangely
RANGELY — Labor Day weekend signifies the end of summer. It also means it’s time for Septemberfest. The three-day community celebration, which started with a free picnic in 1974, will once again offer a free meal. And a whole lot more.
RBC Warranty Deeds July 2008
July 2008 TRANSACTIONS
Police Blotter: August 28, 2008
Activity for August 15-August 21, 2008
Rector lobbies for Colorado’s oil shale future
Environmentally Conscious Consumers for Oil Shale (ECCOS) last week urged Colorado State Legislators to support environmentally responsible development of the state’s vast oil shale deposits as a key component of solving the country’s current energy crisis. The group’s chair, Peggy Rector of Rangely, testified before a special hearing on energy[Read More…]
