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Mental health experts: It’s OK to ask for help
RANGELY — Last week’s shooting deaths of Carlos and Lucille Graham left people confused and hurting.
Adams completes Navy basic training in Illinois
MEEKER — Navy Seaman Joseph L. Adams, son of Regina L. and Lester E. Adams of Meeker, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
4-H Achievement Night set for Nov. 4
RANGELY — On Sept. 8, the Rangely 4-H Council held its monthly meeting with seven members attending.
DeVilbiss memorial plans announced
RBC — Three events will take place this week honoring former district court judge J.E. DeVilbiss. DeVilbiss, 73, died Sept. 18 from natural causes.
Pet costume contest set for Sept. 28
RANGELY — The Rangely Animal Shelter “Dress Up Your Pet” contest will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 28 in the town square next to Town Hall.
Sheepdog Trials art contest results
MEEKER — Winners in the Meeker Classic Sheepdog Trials art contest have been listed.
Donations will end Oct. 5 for coat drive
RANGELY — Coats will be collected until Oct. 5 for the annual Rangely Coat Drive.
Sheep Wagon Days are coming Oct. 2-5
CRAIG — Celebrate the area’s sheep ranching heritage with sheep-shearing and working dog demonstrations, hands-on educational booths, tours of sheep wagons, free Yampa Valley Boys Concert, food and craft vendors, “Fall Flavors” pie contest, John Wayne Band, reenactments, flap jack feed and lamb festival lunch both days and more.
Deadline for Fairfield grant applications
MEEKER — The semi-annual Fairfield Trust Grant application deadline is approaching.
Rangely restaurant fire under CBI investigation
Owners planned to re-open Oct. 1 RANGELY — Vicky Reeves, owner of Cowboy Corral, the Rangely restaurant that burned down late last week, has plenty of questions. Including what started the early morning fire Sept. 19 that destroyed the long-time local restaurant.
‘Not in a million years’
Rangely deaths shock family, friends RANGELY — Danette Graham loved her in-laws. She drove from Vernal, Utah, three times a week to check in on them. And she never would have imagined Carlos Graham Sr. would shoot and kill his wife of 40-some years and then turn the gun on[Read More…]