MEEKER — The University of Wyoming awarded degrees to Kevin G. Dunbar,
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Mini-triathlon set for July 19
MEEKER — The first annual Road Rash and Splash mini-triathlon is Saturday, July 19.
Energy producers meet July 24
RBC — Northwest Colorado Energy Producers Assoc. will hold a dinner meeting on Thursday, July 24 at the Holiday Inn in Craig.
Foot clinic slated for July 22
MEEKER — Pioneers Medical Center Home Health will be offering its monthly foot clinic on Tuesday, July 22 from 10-11 a.m. at 200 Main St. (Fairfield Center next to Chuckwagon room).
Krispy Kreme donuts on sale
MEEKER — The teen department of the Faith Baptist Church in Meeker will be selling fresh Krispy Kreme donuts Friday, July 18, from 4:30-10 a.m. at the Kum and Go (intersection of highways 13 and 64) and at White River Convenience (793 E. Market St.). You can buy a dozen[Read More…]
Appreciation Day on courthouse lawn
MEEKER — Community Appreciation Day sponsored by the ERBM Rec and Park District is Saturday, July 19.
Meeting discusses tamarisk problems
RANGELY — Tamarisk and Russian olive problems?
Comment period on Overland Pass pipeline
RBC — The Bureau of Land Management is releasing an Environmental Assessment (EA) for public comment, for the proposed Overland Pass Pipeline Piceance Basin Lateral Natural Gas Liquids Project.
Loves propose RV alternative to county
RBC — Ginny and Sam Love went before county commissioners again Monday. This time, with a different proposal. “We are offering to you a compromise to assure the safety and health of those families (who will have to move out of Love’s RV Park by the end of the month),”[Read More…]
Assessed values up 15 percent in county
Chevron remains top taxpayer RBC — County Assessor Renae Neilson gave her annual report Monday to the Board of County Commissioners. And it was good news. Based on preliminary numbers, the total assessed value in Rio Blanco County is up 15 percent. “That should make them (the commissioners) happy,” Neilson[Read More…]
Questar receives tax abatement
RBC — County commissioners approved a reduction Monday of more than $8,000 in the tax assessment on pipeline for Questar Gas Management.
Students report on research, conservation in Costa Rica
MEEKER — Ten Meeker High School students led by Dr. Robert Dorsett and Nicolle Kindall just returned from a two week adventure to the Central American country of Costa Rica. The group traveled as part of Ecology Project International, an organization dedicated to the enrichment of student minds through exposure[Read More…]
