Dee Weiss, who has strong ties to both ends of the county, which is appropriate, given the topic I am writing about this week, recently shared a publication with me I had never seen before.
Published in the mid-1970s by the Rangely Museum Society, the piece was titled, “Rio Blanco County: United It Falls, Divided It Stands.”
Obviously, the rivalry between the two towns in Rio Blanco County is a long-running one.
As the “Divided…

