Dear Editor: This is an open letter to residents of the Rangely and other parts of Rio Blanco County. We want to extend a huge “thank you” to all who have donated toward the 1913 school house foundation restoration project at Rangely Museum.
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Museum sign…
During Septemberfest in Rangely over the Labor Day weekend, the Rangely Museum held its annual ice cream social on Sunday as well as unveiled its new hand-painted, non-stencil sign, done by noted local artist Tabitha Hejl, pictured above.
We scream for ice cream…
Several hundred family members and individuals took part in the Rangely Museum’s Ice Cream Social at the museum on the east end of town on Sunday as part of Septemberfest.
Rangely Museum has yard sale today
RANGELY | Rangely Museum is having its final yard sale of the spring today and Friday.
Rangely-area recipes being gathered
RANGELY | The Rangely Museum is gathering recipes for a cookbook featuring old and new recipes of the Rangely area. In addition to regular recipes, there is a focus on homemade ice cream and dutch oven recipes for the Ice Cream Social section.
Rangely Museum to open Friday
RANGELY I The Rangely Outdoor Museum will open its doors for the summer on Friday.
Fossil on exhibit at Rangely Museum
RANGELY | The newest exhibit on display at the Rangely Museum is an Apatosaurus femur bone, donated by Glen Sutton of Skull Creek, Colo.
Exhibit opens at museum
RANGELY I The newest exhibit on display at the Rangely Museum is an Apatosaurus femur bone, donated by Glen Sutton of Skull Creek, Colo.
Letter: Rangely Museum thanks volunteers
The Rangely Museum’s Ice Cream Social and contest could not have happened without the help of all the volunteers, staff, entertainment and our special demonstrators. What a fun time we had. The demonstrators were new to the Ice Cream Social and a huge success. Kelvin White, Bill Zadra and Mike[Read More…]
Letter: Museum needs funds for roof repairs
The Rangely Museum has a critical situation that involves replacing the roofs on the Chevron Recreation Building and the Chevron Camp House.
Rangely Museum trying to replace roof
RANGELY | The Rangely Museum is taking donations to replace roofing on the Chevron Recreation Building and Chevron Camp House; the current roofing will not last through winter without causing major damage to the inner walls and ceilings.
Museum starts summer hours
Plans for annual yard sale RANGELY — The Rangely Museum is now open seven days a week through August. Its hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily and 12-4 p.m. Sundays.
