RANGELY | At the Town of Rangely board meeting March 12, Dispatch Supervisor Mercy McAlister was recognized by the NG911 Institute as a “public safety professional from the public sector for their leadership, professionalism, initiative, creativity, and diligence in assisting a person reporting and/or experiencing an emergency situation or solving[Read More…]
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WRBM Volleyball …
The WRBM Rec and Park District just wrapped up its 2019 adult rec volleyball season. There were five teams in the six-man division and five teams in the four-man division. “We would like to say thank you to everyone that participated this year! Congratulations to EMC for winning both the[Read More…]
Healthcare foundation announces scholarships
RBC | Pioneers Healthcare Foundation is excited to announce the 2019 Healthcare Scholarship Applications are available. Deadline for Healthcare Scholarships is Friday, April 5, 2019. Applications are available at http://pioneershealthfoundation.org/about-us/news/ There are several scholarship opportunities; if you are a high school senior starting your college career and are pursuing a[Read More…]
Obituary: Shane Cary Seegmiller
Shane Cary Seegmiller Sept. 2, 1989 ~ March 2019 Shane Cary Seegmiller, 29, born Sept. 2, 1989, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Craig, Colo. Shane was the oldest of three children born to Michelle Kelly Robertson and William Cary Seegmiller. He is survived by his mother, father, brother[Read More…]
Circle Park, Better City discussed by board
MEEKER | The town’s board of trustees heard an update on the Circle Park pond project from ERBM Recreation and Park District Executive Director Sean VonRoenn Tuesday. The rec district is waiting on consideration and approval from the cemetery district board as to whether the two-track road that goes from[Read More…]
DONATION …
Chevron Operations Assistant Vickie Kurrasch presented a $4,000 check to Rio Blanco County Sheriff Anthony Mazolla on Feb, 28. Operations Superintendent Nick Moschetti had notified Sheriff Mazzola that Chevron wanted to donate the money to help the Sheriff’s Office with serving the Rangely community. The money will go to purchase radios[Read More…]
Gold for Scoggins …
Patrick Scoggins, running for CSU-Pueblo, took home gold this past weekend at the Indoor National Championships as part of the distance medley relay. Earning All-American honors along the way, Scoggins ran the first leg of the relay (1,200 meters), followed by Shawne Horne (400 meters), Devundrick Walker (800 meters), and[Read More…]
MHS track team ready to start season
MEEKER | Spring is just around the corner and it is Cowboy track season. Meeker has 50 athletes that include a mix of returning seniors and underclassmen. Returning Cowboy seniors are state qualifiers Andy Kracht, Tannen Kennedy and Pake Burke. “Kracht should shine this year in the jumping and sprinting[Read More…]
Obituary: Mary Lou Angus
Mary Lou Angus Oct. 16, 1920 ~ March 4, 2019 Born Mary Lou Muir on Oct. 16, 1920, in Gray, Idaho, to James Roy and Gladys (Heath) Muir. Mary Lou spent the first 10 years of her life in Gray enjoying the family ranch and store, firmly establishing a sense[Read More…]
Internet safety for kids
RBC | “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …” Dickens’ infamous opener has been an accurate description of our world since it was printed in 1859. Wars, recessions and natural disasters continue alongside astounding leaps in science, technology, and human imagination. The explosion of[Read More…]
Guest column: Plan ahead for high school building work
MEEKER | In the coming days there will be a number of changes to Meeker High School and an increase in moving and construction activities associated with our building project. While the following lists are intended to share the majority of these changes that impact students, staff and community members,[Read More…]
RHS baseball season gets underway
RANGELY | The Rangely High School 2019 baseball team started its official practice on Monday, Feb. 25. The team for this year looks strong as eight of nine starters return for the varsity program. This year is also exciting because the number of players is high enough for a junior[Read More…]
