MEEKER I “I love everything about it, helping families and knowing what we are doing is good,” Patti Arrington said about the Giving Tree project she helps spearhead.
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Letter to the Editor: Brown family expresses thanks
Dear Editor: Our family wishes to express sincere appreciation to the members of The Church at Meeker, Pastor Mike Dinwiddie and pianist Nancy Amick for the special service they provided for our mom, Marion Lake.
Archery Awards
(Left to right) Jeff McGuire, Caitlyn Shepherd and Bill Rucker attended the Colorado State Archery Association (CSAA) annual meeting and banquet Nov. 12.
Letter: Annual visitor expresses thanks
It is about time for us to publicly thank the great businesses in Meeker that have made our annual hunting trip such a pleasure.
Herald Times Corrections
In last week’s feature article, “From Humble Beginnings,” about longtime Meeker resident Wayne Moody, the Herald Times neglected to mention Moody’s sons-in-law, Dave (Doc) Eskelson and Dave Wambolt.
Mobile pantry in Meeker Dec. 8
Food Bank of the Rockies (FBR) mobile pantry truck will be in Meeker providing food assistance to community members on Thursday, Dec. 8, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall
Jordanesque …
Barone Middle School eighth-grader Sam Nieslanik uses a “Jordanesque” finger-tip roll layup, gliding through Steamboat Springs defenders last week.
LeBlanc begins quest undefeated
Joe LeBlanc, a Meeker High School graduate and currently a senior at the University of Wyoming, has begun his quest
Youth Basketball
Meeker’s Madison Kindler puts pressure on her opponent while teammate Marryn Shults (10) prevents her opponent from receiving a pass at a recent Youth Basketball Association game.
Turkey shoot sends 56 birds home with winners
The annual Ken Johnson Memorial Turkey Shoot was held Sunday, Nov. 20 at the Meeker Sportsmen’s Club range south of Meeker.
Proposed budget more than $4M
In December, Meeker’s board of trustees will vote to adopt the proposed 2012 budget. A budget that was admittedly difficult for the town’s staff to create.
Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 100 years ago • Grand Junction has a “50,000 club” and is boosting for that number of inhabitants, while Steamboat has hitched its wagon to the star marked “10,000.”
