Michael Scott Chism, 53, longtime resident of Rangely, Colo., passed away on June 5, 2011, of complications due to lupus. He was surrounded by his family.
Tag: Rangely
Cedar Ridges hosts golf tourneys
RANGELY I It was women-only last Saturday on the Cedar Ridges Golf Course where a three-lady scramble was played.
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.
Rohn named new RCOC director
RANGELY I Nita Rohn was named the new executive director of the Rangely Chamber of Commerce.
Letter to the Editor: Fate brought me here
Dear Editor: When somebody asks me what brought me to Rangely 10 years ago I respond, “GOD DID.”
Coffee house singer
Sara Rachel Jackson sang and played guitar last Saturday at Main Street Coffee House in Rangely.
Cady named 2011 military father of the year
RANGELY I Chris Cady, this year’s military father of the year, reminds us how fortunate we are to celebrate Father’s Day in the safety our armed forces help provide. Cady, the son of Bill Cady of Rangely, was among 600 men nominated for the 2011 Military Father of the Year[Read More…]
Snider convicted of murder
RBC I A jury of nine women and three men convicted Jerry D. Snider, Jr., 31, of the hatchet murder of his father, Jerry D. Snider, Sr. on June 14, 2011. The murder took place on July 2, 2009, in the Rangely home of Snider, Sr.
Letter: Officials keeping residents in mind
Rio Blanco County is demonstrating it is serious about creating jobs. First and foremost, protecting the health and welfare of residents in Rio Blanco County is top priority for county government. And to this end, the Rio Blanco County commissioners do a heck of a job.
Rangely Honor Roll announced
Rangely Jr./Sr. High School has announced the honor roll for the 2010/2011 school year.
Taylor Dam …
Dan Eddy, from the Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District said the water was flowing over the Taylor Dam spillway at up to 4,500 cubic feet per second (cfs). “I haven’t seen it this high since ’95,” Eddy said of the river, when it reached 4,750 cfs.
Letter: Moving forward with helping hands
I would like to thank all of you that contributed financially and mentally to my grandson and I. And to all of you who physically helped me move my son’s personal property to Meeker from Montrose.
