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Smith wins private turkey shoot at Seven Lakes
MEEKER — The Colorado Division of Wildlife and a Meeker-area ranch recently hosted a very special youth only turkey hunt. The once-in-a-lifetime private land hunt, held in mid-April at the Seven Lakes Ranch east of Meeker, was coordinated by local DOW personnel and volunteers from the ranch.
Meeker Recreation Center News: May 8, 2008
n Free dance recital featuring dance students of pre-school through high school ages will be Sunday, May 11, 5 p.m. at the high school auditorium.
RMS battles at meet
RANGELY — The Rangely Middle School track team traveled to Steamboat on Saturday to compete against nine teams. Ethan Peacock set a new RMS record and personal best in the triple jump, jumping 33-4.
Middle school track team finishes on a good note
MEEKER — The Barone Middle School track team finished its season last weekend with a meet in Steamboat. After a week of bad weather, Saturday turned out to be a great day for a track meet.
Dotson does it again
RANGELY — A year and a day after her first, June Dotson got her second hole-in-one. She’s been playing golf for 34 years.
Meeker teams place third in league track meet
MEEKER — The bus left at 5:15 a.m. last Saturday on the way to Kremmling where West Grand High School hosted the 2008 Western Slope League Meet.
Collins receives peewee sportsmanship award
MEEKER — Tony Collins was the proud recipient of the coveted sportsmanship award given at all tournaments in the Northwest Colorado Peewee Wrestling league.
Panthers share league track championship with Eagles
RANGELY — The Panther boys won its first league title in 20 years Saturday in Kremmling. Rangely scored 128 points and tied with Paonia. Meeker was also in the three-way struggle up to the last few events. All three teams were watching the scores as the long jump and 3,200-meter[Read More…]
Torno asked to tend goal for High Country Hellcats
RANGELY — When she is not working her regular job, taking pictures or writing articles for the Herald Times, one might find Kandice Torno all padded up with helmet, face mask and hockey stick, between the pipes, tending goal.
Rangely FBLA goes to state
RANGELY — Ten members of the Rangely FBLA Chapter traveled to Vail for state competition April 20-22.
4-H livestock judging performs well at ADCO event
RBC — The RBC 4-H Livestock Judging team began the season at the ADCO judging extravaganza April 5 in Brighton, Colo. 4-H judges from both ends of the county competed at the contest and performed well at what most would call an inordinately challenging contest for the start of the[Read More…]