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BACK TO THE CLASSIC …

This year’s Meeker Classic began bright and early Wednesday, Sept. 7. Above, Rob Miller and dog Ben of Middleton, ID, work sheep during a preliminary run. Find the schedule for the weekend, including runs, demos, exhibits and plenty more, at www.meekersheepdog.com. | CAITLIN WALKER PHOTOS

PANTHERS V. BUFFALOS …

The Rangely Panthers hosted the Caliche Buffalos last Friday. The Panthers lost 46-20 in their home opener. Marstan Wagner rushed for three touchdowns and 166 yards, while Kobe Chism rushed for 73 yards. The Panthers struggled to throw the football, throwing for only eight yards on 11 attempts. Gage Fielder[Read More…]

ON THE LINKS …

Cowboy golfers competed at the Montrose Red Hawks Tournament Aug. 25. Wil Schwartz shot an 86, Drew Drake shot 100, Alex Garcia shot 107, Montey Franklin shot 115 and Thomas Curry shot 118. The team played in Eagle Wednesday, Aug. 30. | COURTESY PHOTO

SIGNED …

Mary Scoggins, a three-sport athlete in cross country, basketball and track as well as a 2022 co-valedictorian at RHS, is heading to Pueblo, Colorado, to continue her education and running career at Colorado State University Pueblo. Scoggins will be joining a program that has produced several national champions and many[Read More…]

Cowboys shut out Miners

In the season opener, the Cowboys met a league opponent, the North Fork Miners, another team that made it to postseason season quarterfinals last year. “Each year is different, we never know how the schedule will end up, it just happened that this year we have a league opponent first,”[Read More…]

Clean up, everywhere

Colorado’s wildlife encounters many barriers and obstacles when moving across the landscape. Migration corridors for deer, elk, and pronghorn are disrupted by roads, urban development, as well as recreation trails. Although we may be able to improve these obstacles for wildlife movement, they will remain significant impediments to wildlife for[Read More…]

When opinions and information collide

I got an email last week from a gentleman in Oregon lambasting our recent reporting on the Piceance/East Douglas Herd Management Area. Interestingly, the only negative feedback we’ve received is from people who don’t actually live here, but who still have a lot of feelings and opinions about the situation[Read More…]