MEEKER — The Meeker Golf Course is officially open and seeing a lot of activity.
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Golf manager joins Cedar Ridges team
RANGELY — Cedar Ridges Golf Course welcomes new manager Chris Hejl for the 2008 golf season.
Cowboys battle stiff winds, competitors
MEEKER — The Meeker High School Cowboy track teams headed to Rifle last Friday to take part in the Rifle Invitational.
RMS tracksters compete well at Meeker Invitational
RANGELY — This past Saturday the Rangely Middle School track team traveled to Meeker for its second meet of the season.
Annual banquet closes MHS boys basketball season
MEEKER — Even though the games ended several weeks ago, the Meeker High School boys basketball officially closed out their year with the annual banquet hosted by the parents.
County benefits from elk foundation ‘weed’ grant
RBC — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, an international conservation group focused on habitat protection and enhancement, has announced its 2008 first-round project grants for Colorado.
Police Blotter: April 24, 2008
Key: CSP-Colorado State Patrol RBSO-Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office MPD-Meeker Police Department MVFR-Meeker Volunteer Fire and Rescue RFD-Rangely Fire Department RPD-Rangely Police Department
Goat health, anatomy top agenda at club meeting
RANGELY — The Udderly Cool Goat Club got together April 15 around 7 p.m. for its second meeting to discuss upcoming events and talk about their goats.
Club learns, rides together
RANGELY — The Rangely Rough Riders 4-H Horse Club had their first meeting at Rangely Middle School.
Parents encouraged to get vaccinations for children
RBC — Officials from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment are reminding parents of National Infant Immunization Week, April 19-26, to make certain their children are vaccinated against disease.
CDOT finds money for local highway road repairs
Rangely, Meeker area roads included
Prescribed burns are planned for region
RBC — Federal fire officials from the Upper Colorado River Interagency Fire Management Unit are preparing several prescribed burns this spring in Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties. The purpose of these prescribed burns is to reduce fuels and improve wildlife habitat.
