Stacy Stewart won best of show in the 20th annual Septemberfest Car Show at Elks Park.
Brennon LeBleu sported a fireman’s helmet and appeared to be quite happy surrounded by classic cars at the 20th annual Septemberfest Car Show.
In the chili cook-off, Derry Banta (left) one best green and best overall, Kevin Eyl (center) won best red, and Kane Kuck (right), age 9, won the people’s choice vote.
Old and young and every age in between gathered for the annual cribbage tournament at the Elks Lodge on Sunday.
Pictured here with Bill Bullard, CEO of Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund, United Stockgrowers of America, Kersi Latham, a student at Fruita-Monument High School, speaks to the organization’s annual convention last week at the Little America Resort in Cheyenne. Latham is the granddaughter of the late Davey Robertson and Cheryl Robertson of the Twin Buttes Ranch south of Rangely. The topic of Latham’s presentation was differences between cattle and beef production practices in five countries which import beef into the U.S. market.
Everyone loves ice cream. The ice cream social at the Rangely Outdoor Museum had seven entries. James Scoggins was the first place winner with jalapeño, René Harden earned second with Almond Joy, and Pauline Miller took third with mint chocolate chip.
This past weekend the Jr. High Volleyball team hosted Soroco on Friday, Sept. 2. The 7th A and 8th A both competed very well and ran the same rotation as the high school, but were unable to get the win. The 7th B and 8th B were able to defeat Soroco in a close three games. All the coaches are very excited about what they saw on the court this weekend, and are excited to travel to Steamboat this upcoming weekend to compete. Pictured is the seventh grade team warming up.
Rangely celebrated the Labor Day holiday weekend with another Septemberfest. New to the schedule this year were OHV trail rides held on Saturday and Sunday. Pictured are Brian Rector and Ally Ridings at bottom and Jeff Rector in front. See more photos from Septemberfest 2016 on Page 10A.
The Muddy Dip ‘N Dash can’t be called ‘good, clean fun’ but it certainly qualifies for good fun.
Members of the Rangely Fire Department appeared to be as happy to make and serve breakfast as the participants were to eat it.
These two clowns were a bright and cheerful complement to the Labor Day parade.
Septemberfest parade marshals Danielle and Jerry LeBleu took their turn riding down Rangely’s Main Street Monday.
The rock crawlers performed their tricks in the parade and parked at Elks Park for the day.
OHV trail rides were the latest addition to the Septemberfest lineup.
Bright and early on Saturday at Septemberfest, walkers and runners take off from the starting line for the annual Fast, Flat and Free 5K.
Members of the Rangely VFW and Ladies’ Auxiliary were a patriotic sight in the Labor Day parade.
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