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RBC WARRANTY DEED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS: NOVEMBER 2022-JUNE 2023

NOVEMBER 2022 Seller: Kittle, James L Buyer: Canfield, Curtis & Crystal  Description: Town of Meeker 9, 10 760 Water Street Transaction Price: $200,000 Seller: Halandras, Regas & Pegge Buyer: Overton, Lee & Stephanie  Description: Sanderson Hills Subdivision 185454 235, 259 Transaction Price: $135,000 Seller: Booner Creek Farms LLC Buyer: ECR[Read More…]

Days Gone By – November 9th, 2023

Meeker Herald ~ 125 years ago A good deal of “celebratin’” was indulged in Wednesday and Thursday, as a goodly number of our citizens felt very jubilant over election results. A light snow fell Monday night, and it looked a little squally election morning, but the day turned out all[Read More…]

Community Calendar: November 2, 2023

Backgammon night at Blanco Cellars MEEKER | Every Wednesday with Happy Hour food and drink menu from 4-8 p.m. All backgammon skill levels welcome! Bring your board or use ours. 317 E. Market St. Free legal clinic MEEKER | A free legal clinic for parties who have no attorney will[Read More…]

Where to find a paper now

In order to reduce expenses, we’ve limited the distribution of single copies to high-selling stores only. To ensure you get a paper every week in your mailbox, become a subscriber. To purchase extra print copies, call the newspaper office at 970-878-4017.  Single-copy delivery to Rangely and Dinosaur has been discontinued[Read More…]

HOCUS POCUS – Successful Eats N’ Treats

CAITLIN WALKER/ERBM PHOTOS ERBM Recreation & Park District hosted another successful Pumpkins Eats N’ Treats in downtown Meeker Tuesday evening. Participants included the Sanderson sisters, cowboys and cowgirls from White River Dental Hygiene and Streamline Realty, and the Sesame Street muppets/ERBM staff.

Music to the ears, medicine for the soul

To hear Karl Casias play one of his Native American style flutes you’d never guess he’s self-taught and has only been playing for a few years. The music of the flute is mystical and somehow familiar, as if you’ve heard it long ago, but can’t quite place where. The instrument[Read More…]

History Lessons – Molly Rink, Part 2

By ED PECK Special to the Herald Times M olly sued to divorce  Mr. Bert S.  Rink in September 1924, charging non-support. She kept the ranch and the royalties. The court proceedings were interrupted when Mr. Rink’s redhead girlfriend showed up in court. Molly exhibited her less than kindly feelings[Read More…]