This weekend’s Smoking River Pow Wow will be a homecoming of sorts. “I think it’s good to come together as a people who once lived there and the people who live there now,” said Jonas Grant, a descendant of the Utes who were here at the time of the Meeker[Read More…]
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‘Faith’ discussion at Uintah County Library
VERNAL | “Faith and the Land” will be the topic of an interfaith discussion about receiving spiritual inspiration from wilderness areas at a meeting Oct. 3
Rangely Food Bank open at AOG church
RANGELY | The Rangely Food Bank is located at the Assembly of God Church, 204 E. Rio Blanco, and is accessed by the double doors on the east side of the building.
Letter: Relay for Life team thanks sponsors
The Rangely Relay for Life youth team, Super Why, would like to thank all local businesses and residents of both Rangely and Meeker who donated to this year’s relay, again making the event a success.
Rio Blanco County On Patrol
Friday, Sept. 4 RBSO-12:30 a.m.-Assist CSP at 70000 Hwy 139, Rangely RBSO-6:05 a.m.-Traffic arrest at 22000 Hwy 13, Meeker RBSO-7:42 a.m.-Animal call at 1533 County Rd. 13, Meeker
Wedding: Maybury-Abbott wedding
RANGELY | Miss Merridy Ellen Maybury and Mr. Cody Ray Abbott were united in marriage on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 6 p.m.
Lady Panthers sweep Meeker in junior high volleyball
RANGELY I The host Lady Panthers beat Meeker in three games Saturday in the eighth-graders’ A game, while the Lady Panthers’ B team won in two games.
Letter: Rangely wrestlers don’t get any respect
Wrestling, still no respect? I am a senior at Rangely High School this year. I have been wrestling for 11 years, and it is a sport that my family and I have come to love and respect.
RHS wins league opener
RANGELY I In its first league match of the season, Rangely showed why it’s considered a favorite to win the Western Slope. The Lady Panthers beat De Beque in three games.
Letter: Museum recognizes event supporters
The Rangely Museum’s annual Ice Cream Social was Sunday, Sept. 6, during Septemberfest weekend. We had a big crowd and served lots of ice cream, including sampling seven entries in the homemade ice cream contest.
CDOW Fishing Report
Fishing tip of the week: Fish can see colors, fact or myth? We know through scientific information that at least some fish see colors; however, we do not know if all fish are capable of seeing in color because not all fish have been tested for color vision.
Obituary: Judy L. Stacey
Judy L. Stacey was 62 when she lost her battle with breast cancer on Sept. 14, 2009, at the Rangely District Hospital. Judy was born in Mt. Airy, N.C., to Walter and Peggy Lowry. They moved to New York City where Judy excelled in academics in school.
