On Oct. 21 the Panther freshman team took on the Soroco Rams. The Panthers lost in two hard fought sets, 25-27 and 24-26. The team was led in serves by Aaleigha Donovan with five aces. Paytin Kendall led the team in kills with four and Kaelyn Geer led the team[Read More…]
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B-BALL TOURNEY
Rangely hosted a junior high basketball tournament with Steamboat, Sleeping Giant, Craig, Rangely and Meeker. Cowboys 7B won a game and lost a game, 7A lost their first game and were out, 8B won a game and then lost a game, and 8A (above) won all three games and won[Read More…]
Lady Cowboys seal Western Slope league championship
After two strong wins against Olathe 25-20, 25-13, 25-23, and West Grand 25-18, 25-19, 25-15, the Cowboys sealed the league volleyball championship. “We had a great weekend,” began head coach Greg Cravens. “We are league champions of a very good Western Slope league. The league looks to get 10 teams[Read More…]
SENIOR NIGHT VICTORY
Rangely took on the visiting Soroco Rams in a 58-8 victory last Friday night. As the Panthers celebrated senior night the team rushed for 333 yards. Marstan Wagner led with 233 yards on 15 carries and four touchdowns. Kobey Chism rushed for two touchdowns and had six carries for 49[Read More…]
Rollins qualifies for state
MEEKER I Cowboy cross country was back in Delta on Friday for the 2A regional competition, with the girls racing first. Brighton Bair, still on the mend from a foot injury, ran a hard race for a 25th place finish at 22:38. Haylee Steele was back this week, with a[Read More…]
Panthers boys punch ticket to state
The Rangely Panthers took a trip back to Confluence Park in Delta, Colorado, this past weekend, but this time with the pressures of racing in the 2A Region 4 Championships with a ticket to the state championships on the line. Only the top 15 individual finishers and members of the[Read More…]
Days Gone By: October 27, 2022
The Meeker Herald ~ 125 years ago “How’s election going?” is an oft-repeated question these days. “I wish it was over,” is remarked quite often — by the candidates. Opinions never change the weather, nor elections. The Meeker Herald ~ 100 years ago The amendments are again published in this[Read More…]
BUGLING AND CAMO CONTEST
(Left) Dani Osborn won the grand prize for best bugle at Meeker Police Department’s annual event, and her sister Kemry (right) took first in the camo contest. The Meeker Police Department would like to thank Jeff McGuire, Austin Seely and Jarrett Waldref for service as judges, Kathy Sizemore and Deputy[Read More…]
GIVE BACK DAY
On Friday, Oct. 21, Meeker High School Student Council organized “Give Back Day.” Several students involved in Meeker High School sports, Student Council, Future Farmers of America (FFA), Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), and National Honors Society (NHS) all volunteered to help community members complete yard work[Read More…]
Richardson’s artwork featured in Astrovitae magazine
Gabe Richardson, recent Meeker High School graduate, began his art career very early and is currently majoring in art with an emphasis on education at Colorado Mesa University. In high school, he began posting his artwork on Instagram (@gabe_richardson_art) and has been gaining a following ever since. “I started posting[Read More…]
ONESEED DONATION
Meeker Elementary School is working alongside OneSeed, a non-profit based in Ghana, West Africa, to participate in a full year Sister-School Cultural Exchange Project with Wisdom Ways Academy in Haatso, Accra. The effort is headed by Meeker native Aubrey Walsh. To kick off the partnership, Meeker Elementary School students will[Read More…]
Business partners continue Hugus legacy
The Hugus Building on the corner of Sixth and Main in Meeker has been a downtown fixture for well over a century. Multiple businesses and offices have occupied the two-story brick building. The main retail space downstairs has housed a general store, a clothing store, a shoe store, a book[Read More…]