MEEKER — Six Meeker High School wrestlers and their new head coach traveled to Pagosa Springs for a four-day wrestling camp, featuring clinicians from the Olympic Training Center (OTC).
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Local saddle maker earns high honors
MEEKER — Bob Klenda, president of the Colorado Saddle Makers Association (CSMA) headquartered in Meeker, entered a pair of tapaderos and a breast collar in the World Leather Debut and won first place in two categories.
Work under way on parsonage
MEEKER — Emmanuel Baptist Church, located at 12th and Market streets, celebrated a ground breaking as a prelude to the construction of a pastor’s home.
Death Notice: Nancy A. Cantrell
Nancy A. Cantrell, 56, of Valdez, Ariz., formerly a teacher’s aide in Meeker, Colo., passed away in Seattle, Wash.
Death Notice: Ruby Kathryn Coulter
Ruby Kathryn Coulter, 101, of Grand Junction, passed away June 23, 2008.
Obituary: Carl Fredrick Sorensen
Carl Fredrick Sorensen April 27, 1922 ~ June 16, 2008
Lakeside Cafe begins summer serving season
RANGELY — The Lakeside Cafe has been a fixture at Kenney Reservoir for years. But the mother-daughter team running it this year is new.
RBC Days Gone By: June 26, 2008
Free concert Sunday at Methodist church
MEEKER — On Sunday, June 29 at 8:30 a.m., SIMPLY HIS visits Meeker United Methodist church for a gospel concert straight from the Ozarks.
Meeker Locals: June 26, 2008
By Harold Tymes Staff Writer MEEKER — Happy National Chocolate Pudding Day! Do you suppose government funds are being channeled into all of these ìnationalî holidays? Is there a lobbyist in Washington garnering Senate support for chocolate pudding? June humor: “A perfect summer day is when the sun is shining,[Read More…]
Meeker Locals: June 26, 2008
MEEKER — Happy National Chocolate Pudding Day!
Playtime in smalltown
MEEKER — Early morning walks often reveal strange sights in a small town. Long handled tool in hand, the woman was heading over to a cluster of trees shading the ditch. She seemed to be in no particular hurry. Wondering what wild growing thing she could be tending, I asked,[Read More…]
