Meeker, CO News

• Meeker, CO News
• Hickenlooper visits RBC
• RBC to complete wildfire plan
• Letter to the Editor: Survey well received
• Obituary: Robert “Bob” Smuts
• VFW Post 5843 wreath ceremony May 28
• Engagement: Burkart ~ Pettijohn
• Letter to the Editor: Association thank you
• Review oil shale proposals
• Sales tax leakage survey results
• HOME OF: Dean and Leana J. Cox
• Baumgardner in Meeker today
• Observe Memorial holiday fire safety
• Classifieds: May 24, 2012 edition
• Former BMS teacher to cross the Pacific
• Former BMS teacher to cross the Pacific
• HOME OF: Dean and Leana J. Cox
• Kids & seniors…
• Observe Memorial holiday fire safety
• Sales tax leakage survey
• Meeker tracksters advance to state competition
• RHS team qualifies 10 for state meet
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Rangely teacher of the month …
• Panthers’ season ends at regional tournament
• Fellows, Watt defend title
• Close call…
• No fireworks on public lands
• PMC Foundation Dinner and Awards
• FFA offers petting zoo
• LeBlanc earns nod from NWCA
• 30-day period to comment on Capitol Christmas Tree Project
• College contributes $79 million
• Bountiful Baskets…
• Obituary: Leon Oltmann
• Loose Ends: A yearly tradition
• Engaged…
• Meeker Celebrations
• Letters to the Editor: May 17, 2012
• Obituary: Sally Sizemore
• Home of: Rayola Rust
• Hunting numbers set
• A “Hart” of gold
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings in Meeker
• Obituary: Tom Kritsas
• Meeker man killed in I-70 rollover accident
• Obituary: Irene Edith Myers
• News Briefs: May 17, 2012
• OHV trails: Moving ahead
• Classifieds: May 17, 2012
• Meeker wrestlers end season in Parachute
• Stamp Out Hunger drive
• Public comments needed
• MHS team performs well at event
• Team peaks at right time
• Wrestlers finish strong
• BMS tracksters enjoy great last day in Steamboat
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Directors approve $2 million refund
• New owners …
• Firearm safety for youngsters
• Sanderson Park …
• Teach children to save program
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you all, very much
• All veterans invited to Rifle for benefit information
• World’s biggest big top performs at fairgrounds
• BMS students compete at Colorado History Day
• Group brings moms together
• Home of: Carl and Kelly Moomey
• Tucker’s legacy continues through scholarship
• Women invited to learn skills
• Cavity-Free
• News Briefs: May 10, 2012
• CNCC Class of 2011~2012
• CNCC Class of 2011~2012
• Meeker Celebrations
• GREAT AMERICAN HORSE DRIVE
• Classifieds: May 10, 2012
• Girls’ team earns fourth, boys’ take sixth at meet
• Batter up…
• 102 YEARS YOUNG …
• Heartworm info. for owners
• Golf course holds 1st tourney
• BMS tracksters do well
• Donation…
• Honored…
• Union cell towers use solar, wind power
• Obituary: Virginia L. Bolles
• RHS track team holds on to trophy
• Outreach program helps young hunters bag first birds
• 4-H Panther Country meets
• WRBM asks voters to decide
• Local business starts Arbor Day tradition
• 4-H Council celebrates May Day
• Obituary: Wanda Kump
• Loose Ends: Volunteer
• MACC seeks youth, adult participation
• Bible club hosts Grand Prix, Design contest
• Meeker Locals
• Help decorate the Capitol Christmas Tree
• 4H youth compete at Fruita
• Engagement: Ashby and Eatherton
• Fond farewell…
• Rangely youth wrestling
• Lions Club hosts 6-W District Convention
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: In the merry month of May
• Byers family has long history in Rangely
• Schmueser Gordon Meyer announces name change
• FFA hosts farm day May 4
• School repairs still on schedule
• News Briefs: May 3, 2012
• Letters to the Editor: May 3, 2012
• Chamber, town, county hope to kindle economic flame
• Classifieds: May 3, 2012
• RHS track team keeps up the pace
• Every day should be Earth Day
• Strike…
• MHS team earns first among 2A schools
• Letters to the Editor: April 26, 2012
• CNCC Foundation dinner and dance
• ERBM appreciates volunteers…
• Middle school track teams enjoy strong showing
• Meeker 4-H Council April report
• Sideways…
• Goooooaaaalllll…
• Wagon Wheel Trail receives grant
• Loose Ends: Step up to the plate
• Afterbirth Ball a rousing success
• RHS Royalty…
• Meeker Locals
• Drama club’s “Hairspray” delights
• Huber loves Rangely
• Recreation district reorganizes
• Home of: David and Kelsey Zickefoose
• New Arrival
• Letter to the Editor: Living with Muscular Dystrophy
• News Briefs: April 26, 2012
• Daycare center may be forced to close
• Meeker baby!
• Pharmacy workers recount robbery
• Classifieds: April 26, 2012
• Loose Ends: The little things
• CNCC Foundation awards scholarships
• Seasonably warm, dry conditions demand caution with fire use in local area
• MHS battles Titans, Demons
• Meeker youth wrestlers crown six champions in Hayden
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• The RBC boys of summer
• Obituary: Chad Tate
• Rangely Panthers youth wrestlers grapple in Hayden
• BMS/RMS track…
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Excitement
• FCCLA members headed to nationals in Florida
• Obituary: Veda Muller
• Districts continue to cut funding
• Rangely’s BAC, others help set bond priorities
• Students of the month …
• Obituary: Dr. David Steinman
• Meeker Locals
• New Arrival: Braddock David Wood
• 9Health Fair
• Letters to the Editor: April 19, 2012
• Home of: Kurt and Jackie Pozorski
• Community is key to success
• Good citizen …
• Classifieds: April 19, 2012
• Hairspray!
• News Briefs: April 19, 2012
• Clarification
• Obituary: Don Collier
• Well site approved on Sulphur Creek
• Armed robbery at Rangely Pharmacy
• MVB bank robber gives up
• Kickoff of 2012 summer job hunt
• Rangely 4-H Panther Country
• Boys of spring …
• Marvelous Mutts report
• What is the purpose of Rangely’s proposed mill levy?
• RHS tracksters earn PRs
• Obituary: Joe and Pinkie Spence
• Meeker Locals
• Time to make your ornaments
• Youth wrestlers host tourney
• Easter 2012
• Fund raisers for Hodges
• MHS Cowboys competitive
• All-conference …
• Auction …
• VFW memorial …
• MVB robber suspect makes court appearance
• Obituary: Joan Brumback
• Banish boredom with books
• She came to town in a covered wagon
• Obituary: Vern Bowman
• Letters to the Editor: April 12, 2012
• Bank robbery suspect in custody in RBC jail
• News Briefs: April 12, 2012
• Fire destroys Parr homestead, damages farm equipment
• Classifieds: April 12, 2012
• RHS track team kicks off season
• LeBlanc qualifies for Olympic trials
• New Colorado license plate promotes hunting, fishing
• Bowhunter classes offered in Meeker
• Monument ready for visitor season
• Youth wrestlers open in Craig
• RBC Days Gone By
• MACC sets ambitious agenda
• Youth wrestlers travel to Vernal
• Panthers wrestle well in Craig
• Small town makes a big impression at state tourney
• Loose Ends: Casual Conversations
• Meeker Locals
• Letter: Disappointed
• Colorado Master Farm Homemakers
• Death Notice
• The third annual rebirth of the After Birth Ball
• Making a referral to the Dept. of Social Services
• Panthers wrestle well in Craig
• Letter: Shoot a success
• Foot Care Clinic Tuesday, April 10
• Rangely elects new mayor
• Classifieds: April 5, 2012 edition
• Meeker FFA team heads to state competition
• Alliance offers community holiday events
• Governor proclaims April 6 as College Friday
• Walbridge ballot issue passes 305-77
• Atwood, Atoafa stand out at MHS track meet
• Recognizing the signs and symptoms of child abuse
• Bears awaking early
• Golf season opens
• Icebreaker…
• Endangered fish meeting April 4
• Dragon Wash Road cross restored
• History many don’t know
• Former reserve director testifies about oil shale
• Home of: Clyde and Diane Slaugh
• Sisters take charge…
• Friendship leads to series of successful novels
• Rangely girls’ soccer team
• Little grappler…
• Dinosaur National Monument botanist earns award
• High flying …
• Zagar-Brown resigns Yellow Jacket post
• CNCC new logo for 50th year
• Obituary: Jerry Steele
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• BMS wrestlers qualify 14 for state tourney
• Wind and fuel cell cars studied
• Rangely Junior High honor roll
• Meeker Locals
• RBC ready to begin CR 5 work
• Historical society meets April 1
• News Briefs: March 29, 2012
• Fire danger unusually high
• Mill levy would ensure school sports can continue
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Get Involved
• Letters to the Editor: March 29, 2012
• Wind damage
• New Eden anniversary, banquet Saturday
• Health care solutions …
• Joy receives three year prison sentence, probation
• Classifieds: March 29, 2012
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you
• Horseshoe tournament April 1
• All-Conference honors …
• New campaign targets smokers
• Fishing licenses on sale at Colo. Parks and Wildlife office
• Letter to the Editor: Exported fuel cause of price increases
• Family Irish Jig
• RHS senior trackster …
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Irish band
• Gateway Arch …
• RBC judging team “ready for business”
• Rangely teacher of the month …
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Home of: Shawn Welder
• Letter to the Editor: Mill levy conundrum
• Veterans memorial contributions
• Nine candidates vie for elected offices in Rangely
• BLM introduces new website
• Destination Imagination …
• Ghost Riders Horse Club meeting
• Letter to the Editor: Yellow Jacket budget
• After Birth Ball Saturday, April 21
• RE-1: Good news and bad news
• MHS tracksters start in Delta
• ERBM responds to questions
• Letter to the Editor: Turn the other cheek
• Community Networking meeting March 27
• LeBlanc finishes as four-time All-American
• Sen. White protects voter privacy
• Facts and figures about oil shale development
• Letter to the Editor: Blood drive starts
• TEA Party meeting tonight
• Fairfield grant application due April 2
• A long history of hard-working people
• Classifieds: March 22, 2012
• Paleontologist receives award
• RBC Democrats resolute
• Common sense
• House commends electric co-ops
• Buy Fly …
• Craftiness…
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Dodge ball ….
• Brenton wins track & field national championship
• Customer service training for entities
• Help from LEAP is still available
• Obituary: Odis Reed Jr.
• DI teams qualify four teams for state
• Greater sage grouse viewing tours set for April 5-8
• BMS wrestlers crown 7 champs
• Murdoch’s: The chickens are here
• Sportsmen urge BLM to use caution
• Obituary: George “Joe” Ruckman
• Speak out on countywide recycling
• Child Find…
• Host 4H families needed
• Loose Ends: Horn hunting
• Letter to the Editor: Help our troops
• Sales, tax revenue down 20 percent
• Local songwriter advances to Aspen festival
• Nice find …
• Signing on…
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you
• HOME OF: Mathew and Lissa Freeman
• Hill, Eskelson earn most delegates
• LeBlanc begins quest for national wrestling title
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Gumption
• Sunshine week celebrates public
• Letter to the Editor: My two cents
• News Briefs: March 15, 2012
• For the sake of the call
• Classifieds: March 15, 2012
• Rangely Racquetball Tournament winners
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Warranty Deeds
• Doctor shortage in Colorado will blunt effect
• Antler collectors cautioned to protect wildlife
• Teacher of the month…
• Obituary: Dolores A. Cummings
• Young scientists …
• Death Notice: Daniel James Devereaux
• A “state of the town” address from the mayor
• Networking …
• New Angus Ass’n. members
• MHS track season begins …
• Obituary: Norma Kelly
• Tracy announces senate candidacy
• Oil, gas symposium March 14 in Hayden
• StuCo: A trip to remember
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th year
• Exports push states economic indicator higher
• Ladies end season in Denver
• Cowboys come oh, so close to the big show in Pueblo
• Letter to the Editor: Huitt runs for mayor
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Working together
• Foot care clinic March 13
• Arts council selects officers
• Pageant seeking Miss Rio Blanco
• BLM seeks bids to provide wild horse pasture
• Ladies fall short of state
• BLM meeting about oil shale, tar sands
• Old Timers committee needs photos
• New arrival…
• Man on ice …
• Progress…
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Brasfield donations
• Range Management coming to Steamboat
• Tipton holding town hall meeting Saturday
• Appreciation dinner…
• Home of: Stan and Patty Wyatt
• Letter to the Editor: Mr. Greedy responds
• Meat canning class in Meeker March 10
• Wrestlers take top honors at tourney
• Rangely’s Dynamo: Peggy Rector
• Classifieds: March 8, 2012
• Hoops …
• Solar car challenge race …
• Letter to the Editor: Cottage Law
• Lady Panthers finish 4th
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Breeder receives national recognition
• Home of: Jerry and Kim Stewart
• Ladies earn 2nd at districts
• Wrestlers open in Craig
• Legislature recognizes farms, ranches
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you from Sizemore family
• Lions scholarship applications due soon
• Rangely 4h council meeting …
• Meeker youth wrestling sign-up March 6
• 2011 a year of progress, services
• Cook named to dean’s list at Luther
• Kids’ health
• Obituary: Daryl Ivie
• Oil shale can provide jobs for future
• RBC commissioners attend oil, gas banquet
• Arts, cultural council meeting March 5
• Here kitty, kitty …
• Obituary: Wayne Erekson (Cooper)
• Meeker Locals
• New administrator in town
• Knife, blade collectors show March 3-4
• Obituary: Cynthia Lou Blanco
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Pay attention
• Al White speaks at networking meeting
• ERBM survey response requested
• A quiet hero
• Classifieds: March 1, 2012
• BLM hosts student art contest
• Vehicle use limited to existing roads
• Colorado’s innovative solution
• Math whizzes …
• Ute Park receives helping hands
• RBC Woolgrowers meeting March 2
• Meeker Locals
• Rangely boys end with victory
• Williams hosts open house
• MHS Cowboys defeat Dragons, tame Wildcats
• RBC 4-H judging team goes to Nashville
• White River Swine Club reports
• Al White to speak in Rangely Feb. 28
• Library fun at elementary school
• Loose Ends: Reading is fun
• Proposed water facility in Piceance
• Public service …
• Obituary: Lawrence Marshall Jr.
• Mental health first aid provides skills
• Days Gone By
• Obituary: Lawrence “Larry” Wayne Adair
• Home of: Anthony Mazzola
• Snowpack remains below average
• Hardy finishes second
• Letter to the Editor: Hospital improvement
• Home of: Jody and Ramona Atchley
• Brown places 6th at state
• Obituary: Ed Case Jr.
• RBC health fair, preschool registration
• Nieslanik makes President’s List at Gonzaga
• District-bound…
• Cowboys close season with wins
• Panthers defeat Eagles on road
• UnderGrounD moves to Sat.
• The bus driver and the teacher
• Ladies advance to playoffs
• Obituary: John “Bud” Rabska
• County regulations: fact and myth
• ERBM hosts coupon workshop Feb. 23
• Ladies secure 2nd in conference
• First Annual “I Ride with James” Poker Run
• Classifieds: Feb. 23, 2012
• Parkview students of the month
• Bowhunters Assoc. meeting Feb. 25
• Faculty of the year…
• Training offered for byways program
• Panthers qualify four for state tourney
• LEAP increases family benefits
• 4-H sheep, goat growers
• Cowboys qualify four for state tourney
• Letter to the Editor: Crab Crack success
• On a mission…
• Troop competes in derby
• Panthers win one, lose one
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks Meeker PO
• Letter to the Editor: To serve and protect?
• Faculty of the year…
• Ladies lose at home, win away
• Home of: Charlie and Fern Arnn
• Letter to the Editor: Republican Precinct 3 Caucus
• PMC Foundation awards first grant
• “I Ride with James” benefit
• Ladies beat Plateau Valley 48-30
• Season wraps at tournament
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Facility needs assessment underway
• Range Call launches new site
• State-bound…
• Cowboys survive Eagles, secure league crown
• Health fair, preschool registration
• Obituary: Sarah Elizabeth Kathryn Delaney Amick
• RBC Fair Board meeting tonight
• RBC to hold mail ballots
• Classifieds: Feb. 16, 2012
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Lunch-n-learn Feb. 16
• Kudos!
• Parkview Elementary Staff Member of the Month
• Citizens of the year
• Customer demand, not regulations, are the problem
• Children’s health fair, preschool registration
• New Arrival: Dylan Frey Slagle
• Wrestlers on dual streak
• Loose Ends: Dreaming
• Hoopin’ it up …
• Footcare clinic at PMC Feb. 14
• New Arrival: Isaiah Nicholas Gianinetti
• Cheertastic!
• Conference win for ladies
• Meeker Locals
• RHS Panthers win two in front of hometown fans
• FNBR introduces Droid app
• CNCC recognizes Black History month
• Cowboys push the 100 point mark
• Panthers ready for regionals
• Shale, tar sands draft released
• Selections for board made
• Bunny hoppin’ …
• Meeker 4-H horse meeting notes
• Obituary: Traker Frank Dembowski
• Rangely Animal Shelter fundraiser Feb. 11
• Market St. project update
• Awards presented at annual meeting, dinner
• CLUB 20 winter policy meetings
• Commish: The race is on
• Waste facility hearing continues tonight
• Bingo!
• Pooles around the world
• Classifieds: Feb. 9, 2012
• White suggests economic answers
• Rangely Animal Shelter fundraiser Feb. 11
• Lady Panthers lose at home, win on the road
• Panthers soar over Eagles
• BLM seeks nominations
• Letter to the Editor: Time to end Somali piracy
• VFW Valentine’s Day dinner Feb. 14
• RBC 4-H judging team places
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Cowboys wrestle in GJ
• Water storage hearing Feb. 7
• Vernal funeral home serving RBC
• Living history performance Feb. 13
• CNCC recognizes Black History Month
• Classifieds: Feb. 2, 2012 edition
• Fundraiser…
• FAFSA documents you need
• Local families receive aid
• Letter to the Editor: Support Alzheimer’s Project Act
• Phelan named to honor roll
• Pinewood Derby…
• A scream in the night: night terrors
• Loose Ends: The not-so-wild kingdom
• Letter to the Editor: Republicans urged to participate in caucus
• Kids’ health fair, preschool registration
• The lady is an outfitter
• Dangerous avalanche conditions in the high country
• Neslin to leave as director of COGCC
• Meeker Locals
• Beeson announces judicial candidacy
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Community
• Meeker Chamber annual dinner Feb. 3
• The Storyteller: Kay Bivens
• CORRECTION
• Funeral Notice
• Accident claims life of Rangely toddler
• Joy pleads guilty in court
• Home of: Luke and Annie Purcell
• Repairs begin on school
• A win for the lady Cowboys vs. rival lady Panthers
• Rankin announces candidacy
• NPS awarded FLETA Award
• Governor’s visit
• Parkview students of the month
•  Panthers drop two
• Letter to the Editor: Senior exemption
• Home of: Gerald and Nancy Ahrens
• Donation for emergency vehicle
• Former Rangely resident publishes children’s book
• Letter to the Editor: RBC planner responds
• Community candidate reception Feb. 3
• Lady Panthers win on the road, lose at home
• Panthers place two in the top four spots
• Leadership training
• Letter to the Editor: Eighty years and counting
• Meeker Chamber annual dinner Feb. 3
• Cowboys pick up two wins, improve record to 10-1
• 3 Cowboys win first match
• Rangely Jr./Sr. High Honor Roll
• Craig concert Sunday
• Benefit Cribbage Tournament Jan. 29
• Ice fishing derby
• Obituary: Steve Deyo
• Loose Ends: A sore subject
• BLM deadline extended
• Spring classes at CNCC
• Veterans ask for support
• Obituary: William Moss
• Meeker Locals
• RBC Health Dept. “public health ready”
• TEA Party meeting Jan. 26
• A wealth of life and love: Byron and Jo Linden
• Classifieds: Jan. 26, 2012
• RHS Panthers split home games
• Rangely Elks Hoop Shoot
• TEA party meeting Jan. 26
• Smith wins Rangely tourney
• Obituary: Ruthell Haycock
• Loose Ends: Reservations only
• Deserado Mine celebrates record
• Meeker Chamber annual dinner Feb. 3
• MHS Cowboys win two
• Obituary: Ethel Madeline Sheffy
• Letter to the Editor: Big heartfelt thanks!
• Election Year 2012 — a year of date changes
• Increased visitation at national monument
• Networking group meeting Jan. 24
• Ladies split weekend
• Obituary: Floy Nigel Stanton-Weldon
• Letter to the Editor: Cruise ship safety
• Engagement: Stewart~Sampson
• Spring classes at CNCC
• Lady Panthers beat Rams
• Keep your home warm this winter
• Meeker Locals
• New arrival: Tayden Brasfield
• New arrival: Grayson Jo Coryell
• Children’s health fair, preschool registration
• MHS wrestles at Invite
• Marvine Snow Trail is open
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco
• Out on the ice …
• Meeker V.F.W. Post 5843 Ladies Aux.
• Home of: John and Nancy Ruder
• Plans ready but not numbers
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Sales tax leakage survey and future economic sustainability
• Historical society election results
• Signs, signs everywhere signs
• ERBM plans for the future
• Hill family history runs deep
• Classifieds: Jan. 19, 2012
• Recognize stroke symptoms FAST
• EMT training offered in Meeker
• Panthers split games
• Lady Cowboys win two
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Benefit cribbage tournament Jan. 29
• Obituary: Ed Grove
• Panthers on top of their game
• Letter to the Editor: Surprise
• Meeker hoopsters take 1st
• Fitzgibbons earns 4.0 GPA at NJC
• New RDH going up
• Brown places 6th at TOC
• Letter to the Editor: Big price tag
• Chamber’s January members of the month
• Community Networking Group Jan. 24
• New book about massacre released
• Pair of wins for Cowboys
• Letter to the Editor: Wonderful people
• Loose Ends: Noon whistle mystery solved
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Believe
• Meeker Chamber annual dinner Feb. 3
• Engagement: Chumacero~Fischer
• Hardy places 3rd at TOC
• Letter to the Editor: REAL ID
• Meeker Locals
• District asked to add drama
• Home of: Greg and Cindy Booker
• Meeker Arts Council meeting Friday
• With a little help from her friends
• Letter to the Editor: Big shout-out
• 4-H news
• Bolton appointed chairman
• Apply now for leadership training program
• Crab crackin’
• Once a volunteer, always a volunteer
• Classifieds: Jan. 12, 2012
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• High school teams start 2012 play Friday
• Letter to the Editor: Exceptional content
• Apply now for leadership training program
• Meeker Recreation District 3 on 3 Tournament
• Meeker Locals
• Workshops offered to help win GOCO grants
• Rangeland management workshop Jan. 11
• Loose Ends: Nanny’s Baby Blues
• Williams divides into two corporations
• Class of 1966 held 45th reunion
• Foot Care Clinic offered Jan. 10
• How to overthrow the status quo­­­? Civic responsibility
• Town of Meeker is debt-free
• Historical Society meeting Jan. 8
• Happy new year …
• Historical Society invites you to meeting
• Winter Blast is still on
• HOME OF: Tobey and Rachel Willey
• Board approves preparations
• Setting an example
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Great Start
• Obituary: Shirlee Coy
• Man found dead of gunshot wound
• Obituary: Doris Warren
• Coy found after disappearance
• Classifieds: Jan, 5, 2012
• Lottery proceeds generate $59,851 for RBC
• Leadership program comes to town
• Book signing …
• White continues to work hard
• Parkview Elementary students show school pride
• Holiday open house …
• Backpack program …
• Ellis retires after 50 years in insurance industry
• Grants available for creative communities
• Community pride …
• Marvine Snow Trail open
• Loose Ends: Resolving to forgo one tradition
• Eating disorders identified in college freshman
• Hometown hero returns to Pearl Harbor
• Colorado launches new DUI resource website
• Christmas Bird Count Saturday
• Rio Blanco Days Gone By
• Pole 2 Pole …
• Range Call in January?
• Turn your 2012 memories into prizes
• Meeker Locals
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Happy new year
• Caroling …
• Schools affected statewide
• Classifieds: Dec. 29, 2011
• Birders’ Christmas wish list
• RHS wrestles in Classic
• Hardy wins West Grand
• Lady Panther…
• FFA honors Coulter’s service
• Together again…
• Rangely students of the month
• LeBlanc finishes runner up
• Little school making a big difference
• Panthers lose two games
• Lady Cowboys split the weekend on home court
• Christmas recital…
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you very much
• Cemetery vandals caught on film
• Obituary: Linda Allen
• Hanna honored
• Christmasfest royalty …
• Christmasfest
• Breakfast with Santa…
• Obituary: Lee “Carol” Leavitt
• Letter to the Editor: Compassion, courage and kindness
• ‘Tis the season …
• Seely nominated to Air Force, Naval academies
• Meeker Locals
• Brixius honored by mayor, council for leadership, vision
• Holiday news from Rangely seniors
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks to the Huitt family
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you for excellent care at PMC
• Loose Ends: Gift wrapping time
• Meeker Range Call: Rejuvenating a tradition
• Home of: Sandy Shimko
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Merry Christmas
• New arrival: Tiernan Houser
• Blessed in the giving
• Letter to the Editor: Return to sender
• Letters open a window in time for son of WWII pilot
• Campground closed due to lion
• New arrival: Madi Cojucaru
• Douglas Pass repairs under way
• Days Gone By
• RBC proud to furnish tree
• Classifieds: Dec. 22, 2011
• Sharing the lights …
• RBC swimmers …
• AAA: prepare for the “silver tsunami”
• Take time to protect your family
• Panthers have deja vu
• Christmas bird count Dec. 31
• Cancer ribbons available at chamber
• Town approves 2012 budget
• Cowboy wrestlers win tournament in Oak Creek
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Cowboys get snakebit in Shootout finals
• Rangely’s Parade of Lights
• BLM accepting comments on coal lease application
• Meeker Sanitation District survey
• Rangely teams busy in Utah, home
• Caroling in Rangely …
• Parade of Lights
• Help for families: WARM
• Loose Ends: Whatever happened to … the noon whistle?
• Obituary: Ford Brady
• Brown remains undefeated
• Santa comes to Rangely …
• Christmas lighting contest winners announced
• Lodging Tax board will meet Dec. 20
• Commissioners adopt budget
• Connections 4 Kids welcomes new coordinator
• BMS pays it forward in coins
• Middle school hosts hunting contest
• Hope on the horizon for children in need of services
• Five generations …
• True holiday spirit should not include “things”
• Encana supports CNCC project
• Letter to the Editor: Community grants
• McGuire Auto Parts joins Parts City
• Flying it forward
• Home of: Ron and Stormie Carson
• Repairs on MES to start in 2012
• Letter to the Editor: OHV trails supporters
• Obituary: Peggy Lopez
• Capitol tree will come from Meeker area in 2012
• Classifieds: Dec. 15, 2011
• Panther wrestlers compete
• Cowboys start season in Aspen with two wins
• Breakfast with Santa …
• MHS opens season in Hotchkiss
• Letter to the Editor: Shop at Home
• Letter to the Editor: Brown family expresses thanks
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Academic all-state students named
• LeBlanc wins title in Vegas, still undefeated
• Lady Cowboys earn third
• Letter to the Editor: Shopper appreciation
• OHV enthusiasts asked to attend meeting
• Weed, pest district meeting Dec. 13
• White River Electric Cowboy Shootout
• Panthers win consolation bracket
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks for speeding up oil production
• Letter to the Editor: Grandma says thanks
• HOME OF: Rick and Sandi Heming
• County to hold budget hearing Dec. 12
• ’Tis the season …
• Obituary: Ellene Riddle
• Loose Ends: Fa-la-la-la-la
• New Arrival: Kanden Shane LeBleu
• Rangely holiday toy drive
• Meeker Community Choir performs Dec. 11
• Graduate returns home to run chamber
• Obituary: Norman “Bud” James Klements
• Rangely sales tax revenue up
• New Arrival: Hailey Jae Armstrong
• Town to approve budget
• Christmas in historic Browns Park Dec. 10
• Fifth-graders bring history to life
• Beef leads growth in Colo. exports
• Meeker Locals
• Deer poacher sought in RBC
• Hoopin’ it up …
• Joy case continued until 2012
• Shop, Dine most successful
• A man who understands the miracle of life
• Classifieds: Dec. 8, 2011
• Rifle Ranger Districts closes roads for winter
• Mobile pantry in Meeker Dec. 8
• Loose Ends: Big business booming
• Share the Light honors friends, family
• MHS opens season in Hotchkiss
• Community Choir invites public to cantata
• Small business key to the economic recovery
• Funding opportunities for farms
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• MHS Cowboys
• Panthers open season next week at shootout
• Holiday toy drive
• Court rules in favor of energy development
• How to survive holiday gatherings
• Holiday spirit…
• All-conference…
• Girl Scout volunteers needed
• Letter to the Editor: Don’t repeat past history
• Lady Panthers open season tonight
• Marvine trail offers winter fun
• Obituary: George William Baughman
• Commissioners apply for OHV trails grant
• Cancer ribbons available at chamber
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks to Rangely healthcare services
• Lady Cowboys host WREA Shootout
• Letter to the Editor: Happy librarian
• Obituary: Joyce Rawlinson
• Bookmobile meets needs of young readers once again
• Hall deployed to Afghanistan
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Oops!
• Range Call Royalty…
• It’s a sign…
• Student leadership makes a difference
• Meeker Locals
• Santa’s coming to breakfast
• It’s all about the “little things” ~ the children
• HOME OF: Ronnie and Shari Plummer
• MES foundation is fine
• College financial aid night in Rangely
• Shootout tonight…
• Classifieds: Dec. 1, 2011
• Archery Awards
• RAC meets Dec. 1
• Letter: Annual visitor expresses thanks
• Herald Times Corrections
• Mobile pantry in Meeker Dec. 8
• Jordanesque …
• LeBlanc begins quest undefeated
• CDOT: Motorists please use caution
• Plan “B” for Afghanistan?
• 1,000-year-old skeleton near Rangely
• Youth Basketball
• Turkey shoot sends 56 birds home with winners
• ‘Tis the season for giving cars
• Proposed budget more than $4M
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Community choir holds Christmas Cantata
• 4H Achievement …
• Protect crops from wildlife
• Obituary: Marion Brown Lake
• Masterworks Mechanical receives grant
• Holiday toy drive
• Striegel honored in D.C.
• ~ All in the Dunbar family ~
• Letter: Time running out for Iran
• Kids can shine as video-journalists
• Loose Ends: Thanks for Giving II
• Working hard to help make his community thrive
• Cancer ribbons available at chamber
• Letter: V.F.W. thanks Barone students, staff
• Spread holiday cheer to local businesses Nov. 26
• HOME OF: Fay and Stacie Kincher
• Rio Blanco County food banks stretch to meet needs
• Free Thanksgiving meal
• Board members take oath
• Classifieds: Nov. 24, 2011
• RBC PP&Kers to perform in Denver
• Meeker Locals
• A familiar face for more than 20 years
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Happy Thanksgiving
• Series of errors led to school closing
• This year, do your shopping on Small Business Sat.
• In honor of our veterans
• Letter to the Editor: Oil shale or “tight oil”
• Wedding: White ~ Maddux
• CNCC awards scholarship
• Study of value of timber resource
• Free Thanksgiving meal in Meeker
• MHS football: The end of the beginning
• State Highway 13 project hotline
• Taps…
• Salazar announces new appointment to council
• Parkview staff of the month
• Foot Care Clinic set for Nov. 22
• Hoop shots…
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you for hosting ceremony
• Poetry contest open
• Meeker Locals
• Parkview Elementary students of the month
• Home of: Heather Armstrong
• ExxonMobil donation…
• Letter to the Editor: Orris family gives thanks
• Giao: A man of great achievements
• Loose Ends: Thanks for giving
• PMC Home health helps families choose home care
• College financial aid night in Rangely
• MHS teacher receives award
• Letter to the Editor: Preview of Rangely’s Christmasfest
• Letter to the Editor: County regulations not helpful
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Advertise
• Engagement: Morlan ~ Ebert
• Artist Trading Card Club meets in Rangely
• Rangely ESA bazaar a success
• New school board members
• Independent Life Center under new leadership
• Town to pay for electrical work
• Agreement to benefit all
• From humble beginnings
• Classifieds: Nov. 17, 2011
• Christmas tree permits available now
• Be prepared for conditions
• Panthers end season at regionals
• Letter to the Editor: Just thoughts
• Herald Times early deadline
• Hang time …
• Red Ribbon week at Rangely Junior High
• MHS ends season district champs
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you for service
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Colo. elk hunters warned to steer clear of moose
• Cheertastic …
• CNCC ropes course completed
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you for support
• Many thanks …
• Bank encourages customers to “get smart about credit”
• Death Notice: Pat Thompson
• County tax sale not always a deal
• Meeker chamber highlights members
• LDS steeple …
• Letter to the Editor: PMC growing
• Loose Ends: Put your name on it
• Meeker Locals
• Turkey dinner at Episcopal church Nov. 13
• ESA Bazaar coming Nov. 13
• Cinderella, Cinderella…
• Athlete traveling from pole to pole on $10 per day
• Veterans’ Affairs offers shots
• Yellow Jacket board members
• Snider sentenced to life without parole
• Club 20 RBC Caucus Nov. 11
• Veterans Day
• Golden birthday …
• Veterans can show their service
• Home of…
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco
• Thank you to all veterans, families
• Classifieds: Nov. 10, 2011
• Panthers fall prey to Eagles
• Rangely Bazaar is coming Nov. 13
• Young outdoorsman
• Rangely ESA Bazaar coming Nov. 13
• Letter to the Editor: 3/50 project needs local support
• Meeker fumbles to Hayden 27-39
• MHS qualifies 3 for state
• Panther runners qualify
• Rifle high school softball players
• Halloween haunts to be found downtown
• HOME OF: Howard & Peggy Kilduff
• Meeker Locals
• Loose Ends: The most important civic duty
• Engagement: Sisneros ~ Daniels
• New Arrival: Joshua Liam Titmus (Jagger)
• Panthers win homecoming
• Young named senior vice president
• Veterans targeted by scams
• Focusing on the positive
• Engagement: Smith ~ Johnson
• Hobbs wins bugling contest
• Safety first…
• Weinbrecht named ERBM director
• Death Notice: Pat Thompson
• Obituary: Ryan Rouse
• New Arrival: Miles Franklin
• RHS Homecoming 2011
• Artist Trading Card Club meets Sundays
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Compassion
• Trick or treating for canned goods
• What do you want Range Call to be?
• Rollover accident claims three lives
• Second chance for Cub Scouts to sign up
• Modest Hero: Ernie Garcia
• Classifieds: Oct. 27, 2011
• ESA Bazaar coming to Rangely Nov. 13
• Cowboys lose two in Vail
• Bank lesson…
• Rancher approved for power project
• Hunting Africa…
• BLM issues final decision for Little Snake plan
• NFL Pass, Punt and Kick results
• Letter to the Editor: Kunkel family expresses thanks
• Drivers: watch for wildlife
• Second chance for Cub Scouts to sign up!
• Panthers prep for homecoming
• CDOT launches website for Colo. bridge projects
• Obituary: Paul Kunkel May 19, 1920~Oct. 13, 2011
• HOME OF: Dave and Jean Jordan
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• TEACHER OF THE MONTH …
• Panthers harriers finish 2nd at Rifle
• Letter to the Editor: Anti-American funeral picketers
• How’s RBC spending your tax dollars?
• New Arrival: Jordyn Garcia
• Meeker Locals
• Cowboys pummel Panthers 26-0
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks from author
• Meeker foot care clinic Oct. 25
• Market Street about to be surveyed
• Loose Ends: Neighboring makes a difference
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Vote
• Volleyball teams spike tournament
• Shooting range sight-in days
• Hwy. 13 project south of Meeker begins
• Meeker ballots will be hand counted
• RE-1: Drill baby, drill
• CNCC Rangely adds challenge course to campus
• Pumpkin patch…
• Meeker elk bugling, camo contest tonight
• RHS homecoming chili dinner tonight
• NHS hosts candidate forum
• Meeker Public Library hosts grants workshop tonight
• “Buried by the Roan” book signing today
• Food bank truck Oct. 20 in Meeker
• Extreme home makeover for McPhails
• Classifieds: Oct. 20, 2011
• OHV applications available
• Gulf War illness list expanded
• Days Gone By …
• Tea Party resumes meetings Oct. 20
• Food bank truck Oct. 20 in Meeker
• Rangely Middle School volleyball
• Pretty in pink …
• Obituary: Donna (Rector) Martine Sept. 30, 2011
• Rangely artists’ trading card club
• Calling all off-highway vehicle enthusiasts
• BMS Volleyball
• MDA fund raiser …
• Obituary: Robert “Bob” McCoy May 29, 1936 ~ Oct. 6, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Obama obsessed with oil company taxes
• Meeker Craft Show Nov. 4-5
• Chilly cross country race
• Good deeds …
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Proposition seeks to save our schools
• New arrival!
• Panthers take on tough course
• Book signing …
• BLM’s Director’s Challenge initiative
• Loose Ends: Weather unwise
• Letter to the Editor: Candidate withdraws from board election
• HOME OF: Amy May
• Fritzlan wins world title
• Cowboys take it on the chin 0-34
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: No new taxes
• Time to think about flu shots
• Meeker chamber honors members
• Candidates speak at forum
• Panthers lose to Tigers 6-34
• How to volunteer with passion
• Shooting range sight-in days
• 2012 budget presented
• Cub Scout Pack 91 meets Oct. 13
• CNCC to host regional flight competition
• Classifieds: Oct. 13, 2011
• What the White River Valley and Bel Air, Calif., have in common
• Student academic improvement continues
• Letter to the Editor: Board commended for highlighting needs
• Meeker Chamber shares the love
• Calling all off-highway vehicle enthusiasts
• RHS Panthers lose to a solid Hotchkiss Bulldog team
• Agent Orange eligibility expanded
• Energy Expo a success
• HOME OF: Steve and Vivian Green
• CNCC fall class opportunities
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Working together
• Panthers highest-placing 2A school at Fruita meet
• Pumpkins aren’t just for carving
• Letter to the Editor: Rangely … Did you know?
• Colorado’s W.I.C. program can help
• BMS 8th-graders on winning streak
• Meeker artwork adorns CNCC’s new Craig campus
• Meeker School Board candidate forum Oct. 10
• Letter to the Editor: Cyclists arrive home
• Panther volleyball aiming for tourney
• Cub Scout Pack 91 welcomes new members
• Cowboys fumble homecoming game vs. Lake County
• MHS JV sinks Sailors 20-16
• JV wins one, loses one
• Letter to the Editor: Editor, you’re doing a fine job
• Dinosaur Quarry, visitor center open
• Loose Ends: Have you seen those five guys?
• DAR meeting in Craig Saturday
• Former Meeker resident brings autobiography to Meeker
• Letter to the Editor: Interesting Yellow Jacket meeting
• Chili dinner fund raiser Friday
• MHS homecoming 2011
• Obituary: Lance Allan Rogers
• Energy Expo …
• Western Slope College Fair Oct. 9
• RBC’s Wagon Wheel Trail
• Board moves forward
• Heil sets the example … 90 is the new 70
• Classifieds: Oct. 6, 2011
• Cub Scout Pack 91 meets Oct. 13
• Meeker keeps RBC Cup on east end
• Hunter Ed. classes available in GJ
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Get tougher
• Panthers earn big win over Tigers
• Panther runners earn 6th at Moffat County Invite
• Panthers lose big to Tigers
• Letter: Rector thanks festival volunteers
• Letter: Meeker PTO grateful for festival
• Letter: Herald short of a real newspaper?
• Meeker Locals
• Cowboys race past Fruita JV, 40-21
• Craig VA clinic may get new name
• Rangely school board approves agreement
• Obituary: Leah B. Kenney Coy
• Classifieds: September 29, 2011 edition
• Obit: Helen E. Tyler
• Accidental shooting claims life of Meeker man
• RBC Days Gone By
• USAF Cadet
• Local roper wins championship
• Letter: Annual golf tourney a success, thank you
• Masquerade Diva Dinner in Craig Oct. 14
• Meeker Homecoming…
• Western Fuels buys ColoWyo
• Talks like a Texan, but Colorado is home
• Classifieds: Sept. 29, 2011
• MHS JV falls to Grand Valley
• RBC runners fare well
• Defense shines in Center’s defeat
• CNCC fall class opportunities
• First bitter, then sweet
• 2011 State 4-H Shooting Results
• Panthers get first win
• Meeker splits matches
• Old Farts In Carts tournament …
• Meeker 4-H Updates
• Free veterans’ flu shot clinic Sept. 27
• Geothermal test drilling begins
• Sweet results …
• USFS to proceed with travel plan
• Conservation groups dismiss court case
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Loose Ends: Silence awakens one neighorhood
• Meeker Locals
• Colorado Grand
• Fairfield grant application deadline Oct. 3
• HOME OF: Charlie Novak and Joyce Muller
• Foreigners…
• Historical Society quarterly meeting Oct. 2
• Shooting range sight-in days
• Letter to the Editor: Seeking local Pearl Harbor survivors
• Welle testifies at field hearing
• Funeral Notice: Stella C. Thompson, Sept. 24, 2011
• Fall Festival mixes good times with good deeds
• Neenan president apologizes
• Torno is cum laude graduate
• Rock on…
• Letter to the Editor: Transparency called into question
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Holy Moses
• Meeker Locals
• Still dancing after all these years
• Classifieds: Sept. 22, 2011
• Historical Society meeting Oct. 2
• Letter from the Editor: Thank you, Thank you,
• Cross country team earns fourth at Basalt
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• Shooting range sight-in days
• RHS Panthers lose to Longhorns 48-14
• Ladies split matches
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you community garden workers!
• Top 15 handlers…
• Cowboys fall to Mustangs, 6-36
• McPhails receive extreme makeover
• Obituary: Corrine Cooper
• Rangely Jr. High Football
• BMS Football
• Letter to the Editor: Commissioner responds
• JV comes up short 20-22
• RHS volleyball 2-0 in league play
• Invitation to the community choir
• Obituaries: Donald Lee Wise March 4, 1931 ~ Aug. 24, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks from the Rangely Museum
• Fourth annual Energy Expo Sept. 28
• Salazar to open new center
• Meeker Locals
• Opinion: USPS can survive as a business
• Letter to the Editor: Report requested
• What does a county administrator do all day?
• Quilt show a huge success …
• Sept. 1 marked reinstatement of wildlife zones
• BLM accepting RBC comments
• HOME OF: Torrance and Connie Hughes
• New Arrival: MacKenzie Alexis Denney
• Funeral Notice: Minford Beard
• Milliken wins Classic, again
• Loose Ends: Sorry, wrong number
• BLM seeks input on pipelines
• CNCC fall class opportunities
• Welle to give energy testimony
• Market St. project approved
• Funeral Notice: Kent Donald Polley
• Le best place in White River Country
• Classifieds: Sept. 15, 2011
• Cooley is thankful for Meals on Wheels
• Meeker chamber members of the month announced
• Private land big-game hunts offered
• Girls just want to have fun
• Padilla says thank you
• 8 seconds …
• Costs to increase at cemetery
• Energy gives back
• Shooting range sight-in days announced
• RHS volleyball ready to go
• Developing workforce in NW Colorado
• RHS golf team scores show improvement
• Colorado State Fair Results
• Cowboys lose to Bobcats
• Thank you from Giant Step Preschool
• Second quarter tax receipts remain below 2010 numbers
• Meeker Locals
• Parkview donation …
• Vision help for people 55 and older
• Panthers drop opener in UT
• Reinhard F. Ficken July 12, 1911 ~ 2011
• New Arrival: Preston Henry Amick
• Days Gone By in Rio Blanco County
• Six arrested in Rangely
• HOME OF: Jim and Mary Dillon
• Loose Ends: Watching the dogs
• Wells~Muxlow Engagement
• Arthur David Tolley May 4, 1951 ~ Aug. 30, 2011
• Class of ’61 reunion Sept. 13-14
• RHS Class of 1971 reunion Sept. 10
• 25th Meeker Classic a reunion of sorts
• Golden Spade awards
• Workforce centers “taking care of business”
• Quilts in the Country showcases local talent
• Horizons: Filling in the gap
• Sizemores proof that opposites attract, and last
• Classifieds: Sept. 8, 2011
• Meeker Classic going strong
• Letter: School board responds
• Letter: Range Call needs input
• Obituary: Emilie Frances Ketcher
• Obituary: Frederick Lee Ong
• Meeker hosts scrimmages
• New Arrival: Scarlett Louise Hodgman
• Correction
• Letter: Noel familes say thanks
• Meeker Locals
• Lightning pummels Northwest Colorado
• RBC football teams open seasons on the road
• Refunds for WREA members
• Letter: Thanks from Ketchers
• Loose Ends: Show and tell time
• Lady Panthers prepped
• Golfing for United Way
• Colorado hay directory
• Letter: Rangely earthquake
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Volunteer
• Students invited to enter contest
• Round-ups key to healthy herds in Piceance region
• HOME OF: Mike & Mary Grady
• Letter: Thankful parent
• Letter: More helicopters
• Celebrating the impact of Colorado grandfathers
• PMC Meet and Greet …
• Shooting range sight-in days
• Artists invited to show their work
• Vision help for people 55 and over
• WREA donates $10,000 toward Piceance EMS vehicle
• Letter: No Dutch ovens
• BLM hosting lease site field tours
• Meeker schools host open house tonight
• Arrests made in drug investigation
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Generous words & generous deeds
• Classifieds: September 1, 2011
• Motorists must “move over”
• Getting ready for the sheepdogs …
• Letter to the Editor: Merchants say thanks
• Meeker School District OPEN HOUSE
• Septemberfest comes once again, Sept. 3-5
• Remodeled library at Life Care a tribute to Pilcher
• Cupcake Challenge at state fair
• Letter to the Editor: New blood needed on Meeker school board
• Students invited to enter contest
• Letter to the Editor: Hen house attracts clever foxes
• Questions and answers about the Meeker Classic
• 24 couples compete in annual tourney
• Under the rainbow …
• Rangely school gets equipment
• Letter to the Editor: A privilege to call this area “home”
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Natural Soda tour …
• New cross country team for RHS
• State Fair Results
• Letter to the Editor: Giving away our great outdoors
• Range Call Royalty …
• Vision help for people 55 and older
• 2011 High School Golf Season
• Loose Ends: Words, like clothes, go in and out of fashion
• Meeker Locals
• Death notice: Betty (Kracht) Cott
• Emergency loans available for farm losses
• Seelys celebrate 50th anniversary
• Letter to the Editor: Apology from Neenan
• Letter to the Editor: A rainbow after the storm
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Transparency
• HOME OF: Richard and Cindy Garner
• Artists invited to show their work Sept. 5
• Bidding farewell: After 34 years, Paula Padilla retires from WRBM Recreation District
• Obituary: Frederick Willard Noel April 27, 1916 ~ Aug. 18, 2011
• Shooting range schedule
• Storms over area keep fire crews busy
• RBC streamlines process
• Pilot presents slideshow Aug. 25
• RDH ready to break ground
• Classifieds: August 25, 2011
• Seats open on college board of trustees
• Watt wins championship
• Rangely Merchants enter tourney undefeated
• Back to School for Meeker - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Commissioners say thanks for support
• Artists invited to show their work
• RBC car show synopsis
• Rec. center summer swim team ends season
• Silent auction, dinner Sept. 8
• Thank you for the support
• Foot Care Clinic offered in Meeker
• The 22nd scout jamboree, Sweden
• Tickets for booster seat violations steep
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• Scouts demonstrate community service
• Morris’ grateful for Meeker community
• Pilot presents slideshow Aug. 25
• Septemberfest coming up soon!
• Sheepdog demonstration …
• 2011 RIO BLANCO COUNTY FAIR RESULTS
• Loose Ends: The art of saying hello
• FHWA no longer needed
• What you can do to ensure “No Child is Left Behind”
• Thanks for the business banners
• Regional forester affirms decision
• HOME OF: Joseph and Laura Cardile
• Rangely Community Gardens
• Secret ballots? Ruling clouds law
• Oh deer, more discussion
• Berthelsons say thank you
• Logging traffic on Yellow Jacket Pass
• Vision help for people 55 and older
• Meeker Elementary: The move is on
• New staff at Rangely Schools
• Classifieds for August 18, 2011
• BLM’s council meets Aug. 18
• Parkview Elementary Supply List
• Meeker RE-1 School Supply Lists
• Meeker’s annual all-church picnic Aug. 21
• Classic benefits MHS team
• Arts Council preps for show
• Oil and Gas Commission recognizes field operators
• Former CNCC aviation student thriving in Texas
• Letter to the Editor: Letter of thanks
• Co-Ed Softball
• Logging traffic on Yellow Jacket
• Library expands e-books
• Letter to the Editor: Rangely pool closed
• Letter to the Editor: Glad to be in Rangely
• Call for nominations for RE-1 election
• Rangely Hurricanes take state championship
• Letter to the Editor: Higher taxes on oil
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• Loose Ends: Tourists and Trappers Lake
• Development Agency board opening
• Plummers celebrate 30 years
• Chamber announces new members
• New arrival: Piper Grace Huff
• Meeker Locals
• Emergency order to close caves, mines extended
• Lost Creek Trail …
• Public opportunity to learn about deer Aug. 15
• Vacation Bible School
• Obituary: Edith Lorene Lee Dec. 28, 1918 ~ Aug. 2, 2011
• What’s in a name? Dispelling the controversy about the Meeker Pageant
• Boy Scout finds help at lodge
• Rangely open garden this Saturday
• Home of: Robert & Leona Hemmerich
• Half mast …
• Meet your Rangely educators BBQ
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Peace
• Obituary: Kris Borchard Feb. 17, 1946 ~ Aug. 6, 2011
• Obituary: James Eben “Jeb” Berthelson Nov. 1, 1978 ~ Aug. 6, 2011
• Safety concerns prompt closure of new school
• Classifieds: Aug. 11, 2011
• USA Junior Nationals …
• Letter: Thank you everyone
• Let’s get messy at Rangely preschool
• Leftover licenses on sale Aug. 9
• COED softball standings …
• Guilfoyle named BLM wild horse chief
• Cowboys hire new coach
• Obituary: Jennifer K. Starling
• Obituary: Duane “Pete” Ottosen
• Letter: Take money from those more fortunate
• Letter: Amicable separation for Pierson and ERBM
• Two Roan Plateau wildflowers at risk
• Rangely Hershey Track results released
• Loose Ends: Weather watching year ‘round
• Letter: Humble thanks
• Meeker Locals
• Letter: Bounty on Coytoes
• RBC Fair continues with dogs, horses
• Obituary: Charles Devereaux, Aug. 9, 1926 ~ July 24, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Keep the name of the pageant the same
• Predator discussions scheduled in Meeker
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Show time!
• Birth: Dylan Rundberg
• BLM to host scenic value meetings
• Meeker chamber holds election
• Boom coming, eventually
• Home of: Robin Bricher
• Breaking Bread …
• Speaker coming to RBC Fair
• Body found in apartment
• Powell’s horse fancy has far-reaching impact
• Classifieds: August 4, 2011
• Seats open on college board of trustees
• Speaker coming to RBC fair
• Pennies Plus project
• Smith kids sweep jr. golf tourney
• Shooting Sports contestants
• Working to get it ready
• Dragon Wash trails
• Rangely school registration begins Aug. 8
• Co-ed softball season underway
• Meeker Cake ‘n’ Bakers
• DOW to host another deer meeting
• BLM hosts workshops
• Rangely Auto Parts
• District seeks new board member
• ERBM Community Appreciation Day
• Sage-grouse strategy unveiled
• Untitled
• RBC Days Gone By
• Obituary: Robert Wells, Aug. 31, 1927~July 16, 2011
• Jensen Memorial park rededicated
• 40 golfers in Xcel tourney
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY FAIR CONTEST RESULTS
• The Great Horsethief Shootout
• Obituary: Elizabeth Dunham May 23, 1921~July 18, 2011
• Loose Ends: Steers tried to skedaddle before sale
• Small fires flare up over weekend
• Meeker Locals
• Making the case that Medicaid works
• Home of: Bernie and Leslie Rice
• RBC Fair County Shoot-off
• Contests open RBC fair
• Letter to the Editor: Block Iran on the Arabian peninsula
• Bicycle Bob
• Mobile pantry at Fairfield Center July 28
• Deep roots, strong bonds
• Classifieds: July 28, 2011
• Helping businesses cut red tape, costs
• Letter to the Editor:Exchange students need host families in Rangely area
• Daggett makes dean’s list
• Back wins pro-am tourney, Watt wins Lischke
• Watts tees off No. 5
• BLM engages in bipartisan agenda
• Observe Liberty Tree Day Aug. 13
• Letter to the Editor: Parents urged to review children’s immunization records
• Seats open on CNCC board of trustees
• Meeker Magic defends title
• Visit irs.gov to reduce tax stress
• June 2011 Warranty Deeds
• Letter to the Editor: Host families needed for foreign exchange students in Meeker
• Letter to the Editor: Girl Scouts say thanks
• Letter to the Editor: “Green Machine” destroying economy?
• Meeker Rockies win title
• Bids sought for pasture facilities for wild horses
• Obituary: Glenda F. Wenschhof, Feb. 2, 1949~July 9, 2011
• Pre-fair results
• New addition: Kassidy Jean Sanford
• Foot care clinic July 26
• Pilot views environment from above
• Social Security benefit workshop July 26
• Meeker Chamber update
• New Addition: Harper Ann-Marguerite Withouse
• Home of: Kathy Warren
• Ute youth tour Meeker
• Pfau goes national …
• Brown strikes gold in California
• Don’t ignore “baby” teeth, they still need care
• Letter to the Editor: More questions for Yellow Jacket board
• A Fair tribute …
• Bike and Build rides and rests
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Cowboy up!
• Obituary: Mary Parsons Kelley, April 16, 1914~Jun 22, 2011
• Meeker Locals
• Watch for elk on Highway 13
• ERBM community day July 23
• A living snapshot of pioneer life
• Classifieds: July 21, 2011
• Women’s Cast, Blast ’N Twang seminars July 24, Aug. 6
• Letter to the Editor: Meeker Lions Club thanks volunteers
• State fair fine arts deadline July 30
• State seeks applicants
• Pennies Plus project to help society
• Wrestling camp…
• Mule Deer 101 offered
• Letter to the Editor: Help our own country
• BLM seeks input on proposed pipeline
• Input sought on wildlife merger
• Hurricanes earn 38 firsts
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• Obituary: Tyrel Bosick, Oct. 11, 1989~July 3, 2011
• Obituary: Ira (Pat) (Buddy) Clifton Johnson, Dec. 4, 1921 ~ June 28, 2011
• Opinion: Schools for a bright Colorado
• Opinion: Club 20 endorses proposed rule
• RHS Volleyball
• Panthers win two, lose two in tourney
• A response to Kenney camping complaints
• Rangely football camp kicks off July 18
• Home of: Mark and Bertha Tolley
• CNCC scholarship recipient revealed
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks to Range Call volunteers
• 100th birthday
• Club 20 summer policy meetings July 18
• Letter to the Editor: Student thanks host families
• Letter to the Editor: Bosicks say thanks
• 4-H donation …
• 10-year-old wins college scholarship
• Loose Ends: Namesakes
• Letter to the Editor: Yellow Jacket district responds
• Meeker Locals
• Three dawgs…
• Letter to the Editor: Taxation without representation
• Before and after…
• EHV-1 outbreak update
• Benefit yard sale for pregnancy center
• Relay for Life in Craig July 15
• Letter to the Editor: Survivors are the reason we relay
• 3 tons of marijuana equipment, supplies dumped on BLM lands
• Tips for families to explore Colorado
• Ride ’em cowgirl
• Classifieds: July 14, 2011
• Mobile pantry in Meeker July 28
• Cut and remove weeds
• Fireworks over Kenney Reservoir
• 4-H Updates
• New Bonanza plant manager
• Nieslanik on Gonzaga president’s list
• Memorial Service: David and Suzanne Ruddy
• Run For Your Life results released
• Meeker Family Health Center awarded grant
• Loose Ends: Bridging the gap between cultures
• Outstanding competition at Main Street Madness
• Home of: Robert and Kami Cochran
• Hershey track results
• Meeker Locals
• Rodeo showcases skills of local ranchers, cowboys
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Rangely’s fireworks
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Patriotism
• 4-H fireworks
• Letter to the Editor: Court rules in favor of Yellow Jacket opposition
• Coalition praises decision to terminate water rights
• Classifieds: July 7, 2011 edition
• Microburst boasts 70-85 mph winds
• Wrestling camp Friday
• LeBlanc holds wrestling camp Friday
• Funeral Notice: Tyrel Bosick
• Accident takes life of Rangely man July 3
• 50th anniversary
• Commissioners go paperless
• Foundation supports PMC efforts
• HOME OF: Steve and Susan Dempsey
• Walker graduated with honors
• Golden Spade Award
• “Bright Colorado” will help education
• Rio Blanco Days Gone By
• Obituary: Tony Valentine, Jan. 24, 1935 ~ June 9, 2011
• Obituary: Elmer Raymond (Ray) Gohl, Jan. 1, 1926 ~ June 20, 2011
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY 11&12-YEAR-OLD BASEBALL
• Meeker Rockies go into tourney 8-0
• Rangely Hurricanes compete across Western Slope
• Schindler, Dunbar are tough mudders
• Local golfers win scramble
• Classifieds: June 30, 2011
• Kids’ events add to rodeo fun
• Run for Your Life 2011
• Spirit of liberty and can-do attitude behind U.S. success
• Main Street Madness tourney
• Ranching skills displayed at Ranch Rodeo competition
• Big sparks for a small town show
• No dunk tank but everything else downtown
• Letters to the Editor: June 30, 2011
• Meeker hosts tourney
• Thwarted bank robbery comes to life at Range Call
• Rangely microburst damages dorm
• Twilight of the Ute Empire
• 126th annual Range Call Celebration
• American Idol’s Danny Gokey entertains at concert
• District urges caution on trails
• Loose Ends: This is not what we remember
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Thanks to our veterans
• Meeker Locals
• Passing the baton
• Lady luck…
• Celebrating America’s 235 years of freedom
• Engagement: Robertson~Hirsch
• News Briefs: June 30, 2011
• Sutton donates dinosaur bone
• Death Notice: Pat Johnson
• Building a legacy one log at a time
• Poker Run for MHS basketball team
• Paleontologists host Make-A-Wish family
• Reserve your fair booth now
• Concert at courthouse…
• Locals do well in two-man tourney
• Rio Blanco Days Gone By
• Mosquito control planned
• Third Thursday Art Walk
• Early deadline for Herald Times
• Letters to the Editor: June 23, 2011
• Loose Ends: The fleeting flower extravaganza
• Meeker fastpitch falls to Eagle
• Morris posts a 77 in Delta to take 3rd
• Foot care clinic June 28
• Home of: Curtis and Annette Cooper
• Elks Park upgrades
• MHS wrestlers attend team camp
• Aviation appreciation
• Ranch Rodeo sign-up June 28
• Wedding: Bradley ~ Oldland
• Lucky No. 7
• Meeker Rockies continue baseball winning streak
• Flowers, feathers and old fashioned fun
• Range Call royalty workshop, clinic, tryouts
• Meeker Locals
• WREA original from back in the day
• Up and Down el Rio Blanco: Birthdays
• Carroll receives Stull Memorial scholarship
• Obituary: Michael Scott Chism, Dec. 30, 1957~June 5, 2011
• Fossil on exhibit at Rangely Museum
• Veterans’ representative on Western Slope
• Cochran to receive award
• Habitat program awards grants
• Aerial spraying June 27-30
• Vendors invited to 4th of July events
• New arrival …
• Classifieds: June 23, 2011
• The fountain of youth?
• Untitled
• Meeker Rockies continue to hold off opponents
• Cedar Ridges hosts golf tourneys
• Students write essays
• Exhibit opens at museum
• Rangely Hurricanes
• Panthers host tournament
• Trail system discussed
• T-ball underway
• Wrestlers compete in Paonia camp
• RBC Road 5 cleanup
• Rohn named new RCOC director
• Teaching kids to swim can reduce drowning risk
• Cut and remove weeds
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• Scherbarth comes away with 1st place
• Roadless Rule review available
• Enterprise donates $30,000 to local EMS
• Oil, gas commission offers info on “fracking”
• Loose Ends: The meet and greet
• White River Swine Club report
• Cook named to CSU-Pueblo dean’s list
• Paying attention to the details
• Contents of bar auctioned
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Fate brought me here
• Vendors invited to 4th of July events
• BLM seeking nominations for council
• RE-4 hires new admin.
• Declining deer herd to be discussed
• Mobile pantry in Meeker July 28
• Letter to the Editor: Yellow Jacket
• Coffee house singer
• Towns plan mosquito control measures
• Cady named 2011 military father of the year
• Retired nurse receives award
• Commissioners grant school districts $200K, one year only
• Home of: Richard and “Liz” Brenton
• First free concert Friday
• Letter to the Editor: Record fish fry turnout
• Snider convicted of murder
• Classifieds: June 16, 2011
• Lasker, Scherbarth headed to Coors Field
• Screenings offered in Meeker June 22
• Letter: Officials keeping residents in mind
• New USDA plate icon may help Coloradans
• Range Call royalty workshop/clinic, tryouts
• Rangely Honor Roll announced
• Meeker baseball team opens with win
• April RBC Warranty Deeds
• Youth should learn basic finance
• Taylor Dam …
• Letter: Thank you to Meeker community
• With honors …
• Letter: Moving forward with helping hands
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Letter: Yellow Jacket board wants feedback
• ERBM open house to discuss trail system
• High water
• Home of: Russel and Sheila Purvis
• Obituary: George Harry Bloomfield July 13, 1954 ~ May 26, 2011
• CNCC summer 2011 classes available
• Rangely ladies fun golf league
• 40 years…
• Obituary
• Consumers, businesses work together
• Drivers asked to use caution on RBC Rd. 5
• Snowmobiling in June
• Chamber members of the month
• Kinder Cats visit town of Rangely
• Obituary: Florence “Gail” Schofield Dec. 25, 1942 ~ Dec. 30, 2010
• Meeker Locals
• White River Community fish fry Saturday
• Best friends for 80 years
• Denny invited to play in all-state game
• Mother/daughter team win Dearfly
• EHV-1 update from state Dept. of Ag.
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Rising tide
• PMC adds services
• Classifieds 6/9/11
• Obituary: Alma B. “Dinky” Tucker
• 2011 seniors top faculty
• Hershey track and field results
• Parks board approves changes
• Obituary: Doug Deyo, April 26, 1936 ~ May 20, 2011
• Addiction is a mystery for many
• Obituary: Florence Amanda Klein, July 28, 1911 ~ May 26, 2011
• Students celebrate May bird day
• Judging team wraps up season
• Networking group meets
• Lakeside Cafe opens again
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Motivation
• Fun with beef
• Meekerites demonstrate generosity again
• Obituary: Basil Llewellyn Lugenbeel, July 31, 1921 ~ May 24, 2011
• Former Meeker resident dies in Afghanistan
• WREA, PMC donation
• Enterline to play in all-state soccer game
• Meeker Locals
• Rio Blanco Days Gone By
• USFS warns of melt
• Oak Ridge small scale prescribed burns
• Remembrance…
• Williams donates snowmobiles
• Screening at CNCC June 4
• Kevin and Heather Dunbar ~ April 16, 2011
• Induction of honor society members
• Recycle old tech equipment this month
• MHS class of 2011…
• HOME OF: Nellie Stewart
• Yellow Jacket water district meets tonight
• AC’s Bar seized by state
• Church relocation request denied
• Lucy Jane Howey: Sharing history’s treasures
• Classifieds: June 2, 2011 Edition
• Monument grand opening Oct. 4 scheduled
• Letter: Birthday surprise
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Remembering, congratulating
• Obituary: Robert “Bob” Vanderpool, Jr.
• Letter: Tucker Memorial hosts golf tournament
• Club hosts archery events
• Screenings in Rangely June 4
• Obituary: Chet Neil Bergstrom
• Rangely elementary students interview seniors
• Letter: No flamingos
• BLM extends deadlines
• Loose Ends: Measuring change
• Meeker educators receive training
• Tax receipts down
• Doll wins state title
• Thanks for article
• Meeker Locals
• Sportsman’s Club results
• Tsunami donation …
• HOME OF: James Woodall and Jamie Larson
• New Arrival: Brady James Berthelson
• County approves new pipeline
• Bob Tucker golf tourney draws 11 teams
• After Birth Ball a success for FFA chapter, chamber
• Prescribed burns on Oak Ridge
• Recycle old tech equipment
• EHV-1 outbreak confirmed in Colorado
• Mesa State graduates RBC students
• Hames retires from Rangely School District
• Classifieds: May 26, 2011 edition
• 4-H Briefs
• Aero Club wins nationals
• Church move public hearing tonight
• Letter to the Editor: Loose lips aid enemy
• Alumni basketball game Sunday, May 29
• Letter to the Editor: Kilduff fans
• Letter to the Editor: Meeker class of 1966
• Rumble at the Ridges
• Obituary: Vinalee Hill Feb. 19, 1932 ~ May 1, 2011
• Obituary: Don Zeigler Jan. 13, 1930 ~ April 30, 2011
• What makes kids happy?
• Letter to the Editor: New uses for pantyhose
• Letter to the Editor: MHS class of ’61
• Cowboys send 10 to state track
• Obituary: Delbert Wesley Gilbow Jr. March 13, 1934 ~ April 23, 2011
• Obituary: Hank Rader April 8, 1940 ~ May 12, 2011
• Obituary: Earl Allred Nov. 23, 1923 ~ May 13, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: We’ll be back!
• Prescribed burns on Oak Ridge
• Landowners team up with CDOW for youth turkey hunt
• Obituary: Walter “Fuzz” William Cook March 25, 1924 ~ May 11, 2011
• Sun brings out golfers, wind challenges them
• Obituary: Harold Roy Steele Oct. 22, 1939 ~ May 10, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you, DOW
• Locals earn degrees at UNC
• Four Panthers to state
• Fit for a president
• Loose Ends: Seeking cowboy culture class
• Days Gone By
• Letter to the Editor: RBC in the news
• Local artist selected as artist-in-residence
• Meeker Locals
• Masons support FFA
• Talented musicians…
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Showing Up
• Home of: Jared & Nancy Richardson
• Perfect Attendance
• New owners for RBC funeral homes
• After Birth Ball a revived tradition
• Sale nets $543,813
• Public hearing for church continued
• Tickling the ivories…
• George in Meeker
• Classifieds 5/19/11
• USFS releases travel plan
• National Alliance on mental illness meets
• Rangely youth soccer
• Mobile pantry in Meeker June 2
• RHS tracksters earn PRs
• Like a good neighbor…”down on the creek”
• Final chance to qualify for state track
• Minding your mental health
• Letter to the Editor: Class of 1966 invites classmates to event
• Letter to the Editor: Chamber, FFA partner
• After Birth Ball set for May 21
• 4-H program gains leaders
• IT’S A RODEO …
• CNCC Graduations
• Obituary: Don Ziegler, April 30, 2011
• Public hearing on church May 17
• CNCC president in Meeker May 19
• Panthers end season in Craig
• Spring Dance Recital
• FFA Farm Day at Meeker Elementary
• Days Gone By
• Obituary: Buddy L. Mays April 25, 1942 ~ May 4, 2011
• 4-H Cake Decorating to hold silent auction
• Off to the races
• Den-hunting banned, big game license numbers set
• Wild horse program celebrates 25 years
• Conservancy district adopts new rates
• Letter to the Editor: Family expresses thanks to community
• BMS students participate in History Day
• Precision awarded bridge bid
• VA to take program applications
• Letter to the Editor: Feasibility study begins
• Barrel racing in Rangely May 14
• Chamber gears up for project
• HOME OF: Loyann Hayes
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: No Secrets
• Meeker Locals
• Loose Ends: A tree grows in Meeker
• 6 brains are better …
• Love of a Lifetime: Charles & Muriel Devereaux
• Classifieds: 5/12/2011
• Dear Editor: Don’t be a bystander
• Health fair
• Dear Editor: Need comprehensive energy strategy
• 4-H Council
• Values of child welfare practices
• Smart uses for your tax refund
• For the birds …
• Foggy track
• LeBlanc receives team award
• FNBR gives savings bond to Facebook fans
• Horizons receives grant for support program
• Letter: Don’t be a bystander
• MHS wrestling banquet…
• D.I. to present challenge May 9
• BLM seeks public input
• Days Gone By
• Obituary: Tom Goodrich, May 21, 1948-May 2, 2011
• Near record snowfall
• RHS Panthers end baseball season for Cowboys
• Rangely Animal Shelter receives grant
• Moon Lake approves $1 million refund
• Obituary: Veryl Cleverly, Oct. 5, 1937-May 1, 2011
• Letter: Thank you for helping hands
• MHS Royalty
• USFS seeks photos to document range conditions
• “Kick up your heels” at event
• Meeker Locals
• Loose Ends: Supporting the arts
• Fate of church in limbo
• New Addition: Talen Liam Walker
• HOME OF: Jeff and Nancy Madison
• PMC launches women’s therapy
• One family’s hard work benefits the whole town
• Classifieds: May 5, 2011
• Mark the calendar for Afterbirth Ball May 21
• Club 20 challenges district boundary interests
• Letter: Rocha a blessing
• Everyone marimba!
• Swimming for eggs
• Making a referral to the Department of Social Services
• Days Gone By
• Opinion: Keep the Western Slope whole
• Network meeting helpful, informative for Rangely organizations
• RBC teams play for playoffs
• County Cup swim dual set for May 6
• Horse adoption database available
• Obituary: Johnny Q. Dominguez Feb. 25, 1970 ~ April 23, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Troester’s view of nuclear incident
• RBC track teams run, jump in rain
• Rangely wrestlers on the mat in Rifle
• Man sentenced in moose case
• Obituary: Donald Odell Rooks Sr. Nov. 25, 1932 ~ April 24, 2011
• Moon Lake holds director nominating meetings
• “Grease — The Musical” receives standing ovation
• Boesch breaks five-minute mile
• Letter to the Editor: What a good idea
• Obituary: Paula King, May 25, 1921 ~ April 22, 2011
• 4-H Brief
• Students from MHS attend FCCLA conference
• Loose Ends: Treasures hidden in view
• Meeker Locals
• Chintala will give 2011 address
• New arrival: Marshall Alan Hensen
• Fee-free days set for BLM public lands
• Miller & Lansing: Rangely educators to retire
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Perseverance
• Home Of: Roger and Lois Pittman
• Chamber recruiting new members
• Community Gardens meets April 29
• After Hours tonight in Meeker
• Harmon honored for child support enforcement work
• Classifieds: April 28, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Family extends many thanks
• Signs of stroke: Remember STRS
• Free fluorescent bulbs offered
• Letter to the Editor: Water district opinion
• Cowboys compete in two meets
• Letter to the Editor: Sportsmen say thank you to participants
• ERBM looking for board member
• National Alliance on mental illness meets
• Turner Memorial features RBC wrestlers
• Coal Ridge and Glenwood Invites
• Letter to the Editor: Assessor information
• Small game licenses on sale
• Letter to the Editor: Welcome home
• Coloradans urged to protect against hantavirus
• CNCC hosts science and engineering fair April 8
• Be aware of the signs of child abuse and neglect
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Meeker Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Crime and punishment
• Loose Ends: A place where everyone knows your name
• Pack demonstrates good will …
• Give young wildlife space to survive
• Sniffing NW Colorado air quality
• Ozone alert
• LEAP benefits still available
• Reader says thanks
• Strong foundations, strong communities
• Obituary: William Howard Sutton, June 15, 1939 ~ April 14, 2011
• FFA fun night
• HOME OF: Gary and Becky Dunham
• Surprise!
• Visitors experience Meeker’s compassion
• MHS Drama Club to perform “Grease — The Musical”
• BLM to hold public oil meetings
• Steps toward school’s future
• DI team qualifies for nationals
• Letter to the Editor: Thoughts about the old school building
• Meeker TEA Party meets today
• Striegel receives national recognition
• Classifieds: April 21, 2011
• Meeker TEA Party meets April 21
• Meeker FFA family fun night
• Meeker 4-H News
• Panthers run in Utah
• Panthers defeat Cowboys
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks from Aero Club for support
• Balloon release …
• Letter to the Editor: Many thanks for helping hands
• HOME OF: Dr. Chris Adams & Andrea Teal
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• Open for the summer season
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Soccer skills …
• Aero Club fundraiser
• Letter to the Editor: Water district needs input from taxpayers
• 2nd annual indoor 3D archery shoot
• Wildlife Commission begins water plan reviews
• Obituary: Doris H. Prockup Sept. 3, 1929 ~ April 7, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Reader acknowledges friendship
• RHS awards banquet
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• New website to provide “fracking” data
• Free fluorescent bulbs available
• Snowpack delays Harpers opening
• Obituary: Betty Morlan Tucker Sept. 10, 1936 ~ April 4, 2011
• Pee Wee Wrestlers
• RHS Prom 2011: The royal treatment
• 3 ways to pay your income tax
• Burke memorial parade Saturday
• Hooper~Scroggins Engagement
• EnCana grants $5,500 to ERBM
• Meeker Locals
• Mad science skills …
• 9Health Fair in Meeker April 16
• Towns work on development
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Keep the momentum
• Loose Ends: Pioneer pines
• Vietnam Veterans Day declared March 30
• Board takes first look at empty school
• Ken & Betty Hayden: A Rangely Success Story
• Classifieds: April 14, 2011 edition
• Meeker chamber after hours
• Birth Announcement: Brookelynn Ann Urie
• Every month should be Child Abuse Prevention month
• Cub Scouts earn Arrows of Light
• HOME OF: Jay D. and Twyla Jensen
• “Does My Generation Have a Role in America’s Future?”
• Letter to the Editor: Holiday Bowl dancers
• Letter to the Editor: Horse, rider lucky
• Feeling lucky
• Udall seeks money for mitigation
• BLM to hold forums on hydraulic fracturing
• Five simple steps to cut down on fuel costs
• Letter to the Editor: America must lead
• Rangely PD receives donation for K-9 unit
• RHS competes at Cedaredge
• Rangely community garden ready
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Letter to the Editor: Letters of nomination
• Panther Invite a success
• School districts face cuts
• Commissioners to open review of water plans
• Pontine finishes 4th at state
• MHS Baseball
• Letter to the Editor: Art walk thank you
• Kick’n it …
• Conservancy board postpones decisions
• Bellco to close Meeker office
• Loose Ends: Taking a stand against child abuse
• Meeker Locals
• Parsons honored by Club 20
• Fund raising presentation at MVB
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Grace
• Fraudulent letter from Controllers Unit
• Obituary: Kacey Ann Pozorski
• Book fair today at Meeker Elementary
• Local pastor publishes second book for AMG
• Classifieds: April 7, 2011 edition
• Eubanks graduates with LPN
• Sealant Saturday, clinic April 16
• Revamped fishing brochure is a catch
• White River Rendezvous Blanket Shoot
• Keep children in car seats, booster seats as long as possible
• Loose Ends: New name for season needed
• Club sponsors 3D indoor shoot
• Rangely Tracksters open in Hotchkiss
• Letter to the Editor: Improvements too costly for highway
• Letter to the Editor: Pet Rock Challenge
• Letter to the Editor: Customers, thanks!
• Lady Cowboys celebrate season
• Letter to the Editor: Trust keeps people happy
• Rangely Locals
• Letter to the Editor: Governor reaching out for your input
• Home of… Dennis and Lisa Hodges
• Dr. Williams resigns post
• Meeker Locals
• Wrestlers finish second at regionals
• CNCC Aero Club
• RBC Historical Society quarterly meeting
• Rangely students send message to bullies
• Denny pitches no-hitter vs. Tigers Hayden Tigers
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• Remember to recycle
• Byers Wedding
• Striegel nominated for philanthropy award
• RMEF banquet and auction April 2
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Locals are key to our survival
• Commissioners shop local
• Death notice: Kacey Ann Pozorski Feb. 10, 2006 – March 29, 2011
• Bill Jordan: Citizen of the quarter-century?
• Classifieds 3/31/11
• Letter to the Editor: Disgruntled, but always a fan
• State Farm…
• USFS proposes reclamation
• Economic development meetings
• Scherbarth earns bronze at hoop shoot
• Letter to the Editor: Mother thanks daughters for party
• LeBlanc earns All-American honors for third time
• Nieslanik named to President’s List
• Letter to the Editor: Farewell, Thank you
• Track teams open season in Delta
• Days Gone By
• Out and about …
• Basketball banquet honors MHS seniors
• Junior National hopefuls
• Fairfield Trust grant applications due April 1
• Obituary: Anthony Jordon (AJ) Rooks
• BMS wrestlers finish second
• Cub Scout Packs 91, 190 celebrate achievements
• White River Rendezvous
• Networking group shares project updates, plans
• Loose Ends: Once a Westerner…
• Operation Gratitude…
• BLM solicits wild horse proposals
• Range Call Royalty volunteers needed
• New Arrival: Jacob David Grieser
• Hairston~McGraw Engagement
• Meeker Locals
• 78th annual fireman’s banquet well attended
• HOME OF: Fuzz and Roberta Cook
• Montrose couple’s death ruled homicide by coroner
• County grew by eleven percent in last decade
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Getting the paper out
• Commissioners attend meeting
• Leah Kenney-Coy: There’s a fiery way about her
• Wrestlers…
• Obituary: Christene Leverne Caswell Sept. 16, 1930 ~ March 12, 2011
• Ladies offer rides to mobile food bank
• First birthday…
• Ambassadors look forward to next time
• 4-H News
• Obituary: James Melvin “Jim” Cloud Dec. 16, 1931 ~ March 9, 2011
• Cochran earns Eagle Scout award
• 4th quarter sales and use tax revenue up 4 percent
• LEAP benefits increase for families
• Entities need your help
• Demand for energy growing
• Meeker foot care clinic March 22
• 3rd place finishes at Hayden, Soroco
• Scholarships
• Committee proposes resolution
• DOW, parks to merge if legislation passes
• Russell George appointed to state water board
• Home Of: Kyle and J’Lyn Wren
• Kennedy competes in skills championship
• Buy-Fly Winners
• Days Gone By
• Thank you for prayers, donations
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• RBC Democrats plan ways to share
• Harlem Ambassadors: Slam Dunks & Smiles
• Commissioners return from Washington D.C.
• Hello, big government
• Health, wellness expo Saturday
• Meeker Locals
• Loose Ends: Pick up after your pet
• Century-old building’s days are numbered
• Meeker bans “pot shops”
• McConnell guest speaker at Tea Party
• MGM reports break in, theft
• Suspicious death of Montrose couple under investigation
• Judge orders change of venue in Snider trial
• Eighty-eight & still going strong: Leah Kenney-Cox: There’s a fiery way about her
• Classifieds
• DOW packs March with Hunter Ed.
• Bound for NCAA finals …
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• Obituary: Rlea Vera (Sutphin) Gerhart
• Lady Cowboys play in “Sweet 16”
• RHS Lady Panthers fall to Front Range Christian
• Meeker Arts and Cultural Council has plan
• HOME OF: Duane and Thelma Adams
• Loose Ends: Keeping up with town news
• Denver Lutheran ends Panthers’ season at regional tournament
• Peyton Panthers defeat Cowboys in regional tourney
• Obituary: Judith I. Wagner Brown
• Meeker Locals
• Spring forward!
• Plowing begins on Harper’s Corner Rd.
• 106th St. Patrick’s dinner March 13
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Staying positive when losing
• Ranger visits Giant Step
• Fundraiser teaches compassion
• What is the town of Meeker up to in 2011?
• Hard landing…
• Lady Cowboys lose two
• Classifieds: March 10, 2011 edition
• Rangely Chamber may soon gain a director
• MHS Travel Club fundraiser dinner tonight
• Cribbage tournament March 19
• Hughes, Scherbarth compete in state finals
• CNCC computer classes available
• Letter: Thank you for support, prayers
• Male Greater Sage grouse ready to take center stage
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• RHS plays Denver Lutheran in regional tournament
• Chamber member of the week announced
• BLM restores land guidance
• Letter: Salazar promises a “fresh look” at regs
• Obituary: James Russell Vaughn
• Bat disease affects CO spelunkers
• Education, awareness helps stop the choking game
• 106th St. Patrick’s dinner March 13
• Oil and gas forum
• Business of the year says thank you
• Loose Ends: A town’s walkability
• Obituary: Donald Lee VanCleave
• Obituary: Katherine A. Suchar
• BMS wrestlers win Craig Invite
• RBC Woolgrowers meeting tomorrow
• Rangely chamber is alive, active
• I thank thee for thy kindness, knight
• Obituary: Randall Charles Cochran
• Rangely racquetball tournament results
• Meeker ladies place third in district tournament
• Cochran dies in Alaska
• $500,000 available in conservation grants
• HOME OF: Guy and Cindy Stults
• Letter: Fond memories of an earlier time
• Gas prices on the rise
• Obituary: James Oscar Sizemore
• Redistricting hearing March 19
• Cowboys win two at district tourney
• MACC hosts workshop
• RBC Sheriff’s Office reverse 911 scam
• Letter: The beauty of being raised in a small town
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Great kids
• Summer “up the mountain” sparks fond memories
• Classifieds: March 3, 2011 edition
• Obituary: Oliver Diemoz
• Bottom-Up economic meetings scheduled
• Cribbage tournament March 19
• 4-H clubs meet together
• Pee wee wrestling parent meeting Tues.
• CNCC seeks submissions
• Panthers finish third in NW league
• Obituary: Margaret Blackburn
• Lady Cowboys split the weekend
• Days Gone By
• BLM, USFS announce ‘11 grazing fee
• Meeker Chamber member of the week
• Cowboys split final regular games
• Get ready to hunt Colorado
• Heartfelt handrail …
• Home of… Leonard & Peggy Reck
• Tipton stops in Meeker
• MHS students participate in science fair at Mesa State
• Loose Ends: Blue skies few and far between
• Meeker Locals
• How to stop the temper tantrums
• Letters to the Editor: Thanks, fans
• Barlow ends HS career as runner-up
• Rangely Locals
• Decisions for RE-4 district
• Pastor Swope and family move to Wichita, Kan.
• BLM to host public meeting
• Crawford wins two at state tournament
• Sale assessment up for comment
• Rangely to hear potential principals
• Now is the time for kids to get 2nd flu shot
• Dedication for New Eden Pregnancy Care Services Feb. 27
• Brennan family is a testament to tradition
• Up and Down El Rio Blanco: “Thanks”
• Gone … but not forgotten
• Classifieds: February 24, 2011 edition
• Funeral Notice: James Oscar Sizemore
• Statewide roundtable summit March 3
• BLM wild horse public hearing March 1
• A good day to ride
• Class of 1940…
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• RHS students do well at extravaganza
• Five compete in tourney
• Cowboys fall to Eagles, beat Rams
• RMS finishes second, fourth
• VFW Post 5843 now meets at Kilowatt Korner
• RHS Panthers win two of three
• Two qualify for state
• Kenney hopes v’ball furthers education
• BMS 8th-graders win tournament championship
• Hayes humble about generosity
• Kinney leaves sheriff’s office, hires on with Rangely P.D.
• Loose Ends: Some stories have front page appeal
• Meeker Locals
• Letter: Crab Crack a huge success
• Fire and Ice
• Classifieds: February 17, 2011 edition
• Rangely pee wee wrestling reg. Feb. 22
• Loose Ends: Weather chatter continues
• Get help applying for college aid
• Tea Party meeting tonight
• Goettel named sole superintendent finalist
• Youth going UnderGrounD
• Letter: Overdue thank you
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Chambers continue annual traditions
• Meeker holds 4-H council
• Panthers defeat Vail Mountain
• Lady Panthers host make up game Thursday
• Meeker officers exonerated in civil case
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Obituary: Ruth Margaret Wright Seick
• Lady Cowboys dominate Plateau Valley 74-33
• Flying high
• Public hearing on wild horse gather March 1
• Letter: Federal spending at unprecedented level c
• Obituary: Regina Irvin
• MHS Cowboys post two crucial league victories
• MHS ends season in Moffat County
• New Arrival: Hattie Brennan
• Meeker Locals
• RMS debuts cheerleaders
• Lifelong Sweethearts
• HOME OF: Dick and Beverly Prosence
• New Arrival: Charlee Ary
• High price for poachers
• The annual pageant will go on
• Meeker Arts Council meets Feb. 23
• Meeker Tea Party meeting Feb. 17
• Rangely wrestlers ready for regional tournament
• Judge calls for mistrial
• Classifieds: February 10, 2011 edition
• Cold weather closes new school, recreation center
• Meeker Chamber member of the week
• CNCC late spring semester classes
• Letter: Citizen says “thanks”
• Wild horse management sustains usage balance
• Water supply challenges for CO
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: After all, it’s just a word
• Atoafa to receive scout award
• HOME OF: Donald and Florence Rooks
• Letter writer stands by her opinion
• Cowboys pick up two victories over weekend
• National Alliance on mental illness meets
• Letter: Rancher remembers when it was different
• Moeller plays role in students’ success
• Financial aid night at RHS, Feb. 7
• Letter: Thanks extended to ladies of shelter
• Snider trial wraps up with closing statements
• Meeker Chamber member of the week
• Meeker Locals
• Baby steps toward Market St. sidewalks
• Classifieds: February 3, 2011 edition
• Carroll makes Northeastern JC Dean’s list
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Panthers battle on the mat in Paonia
• CNCC seeks Waving Hands submissions
• Elks chili cook-off slated for super Sunday
• Lady Panthers beat Vail, W. Grand
• Spartan Times Wild game dinner Feb. 5
• Letter: Reader offers different point of view
• MHS wrestlers on track, as planned
• Loose Ends: Different fences
• Letter: Laws for mentally ill
• Happy with the process
• Child Find a worthy program
• Meeker Locals
• Church to dedicate worship center
• Letter: Debt must be addressed
• CDOW helping ranchers in Colo.
• Panthers win two of three
• HOME OF: Rob and Paula Kracht
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Twins — Double the fun!
• Cowboys win at home, Vail Mountain
• Americans resolve to eat healthy
• Meeker Chamber member of the week
• Rangely Crab Crack sold out
• Spartan Times hosts wild game dinner
• RBC planning commission adopts 2011 master plan
• Public input wanted for TransWest EIS
• Rangely Elks chili cook off Superbowl Sun.
• Free flu shots for veterans continue
• Holding their ground
• Classifieds: January 27, 2011 edition
• WRBM proposes to service school district’s sports
• Meeker Tea Party meets today
• 2010: The Year in Review October-December
• Letter: Where are the carriers?
• Panthers defeat Rams
• Rangely Jr./Sr. High School canned food drive
• RBC girls play into overtime
• Letter: Attn: RBC taxpayers
• Rio Blanco County Warranty Deeds
• XCountry trail in good shape
• VA urges veterans to sign up for direct deposits
• Cowboys dominate Eagles
• Too many wild horses and burros? It’s a myth
• Letter: Gas prices: Why so high?
• Obituary: Todd Wesley Offerle
• Wild Game dinner
• Barlow wins Panther tourney
• Meeker Massacre pageant in jeopardy
• Meeker Locals
• Free flu shots for veterans continue
• Rangely Jr./Sr. High Honor Roll
• Bolton joins commissioners
• Children’s Health Fair dates set
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Building a winning team
• Engagement: Heather Plumb and Chad Woodruff
• Every Child Ready to Read program at Rangely Regional Library
• HOME OF: Jim and Wanda Van Wagoner
• Meeker Chamber member of the week
• Community education registration open
• Willetta Shults sets the mark
• George named CNCC president
• Classifieds: January 20, 2011 edition
• Project impact to be assessed
• Boy Scouts host open house Jan. 26
• Panthers slay Dragons for first win of season, travel to Soroco
• ERBM Recreation and Parks District cardboard derby results released
• Obituary: James D. Weber, Sr.
• 2010: The Year in Review
• The search is on for Miss Teen Meeker-World
• Lady Panthers whip Plateau Valley Cowboys
• Business of the week announced
• Elks Park to undergo remodel
• Town council off to smooth start
• RBC middle school girls open season on road
• Rangely Boy Scouts meet Jan. 20
• MHS wrestles well for hometown crowd
• Letter: Appreciate your school board
• MHS wins one, loses one to open
• Meeker Tea Party meeting Jan. 20
• Kurt Douglas, a man of many talents
• Letter: Government vs. education
• Lady Cowboys split games
• Obituary: Barbara L. Evenson
• Judging team wins stock show
• Historical Society elects officers
• Letter: Points to ponder
• Letter: Food Bank thankful
• Snider trial starts
• Classifieds: January 13, 2011 edition
• CNCC presidential finalist George in Rangely today for open forum
• HOME OF: Jerod and Jessica Abbott
• Locals planning arts and cultural council
• Holiday Bowl dancers perform
• RBC high school sports get under way
• WHERE’S LEW?
• Letter: Little Angel has perfect Christmas
• Obituary: Sherry L. Pilcher
• LOOSE ENDS: Missing Mary
• Letter: Pozorski family extends many thanks
• Obituary: Mary Eleanor Hossack
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: Happy New Year
• Letter: Social services office appreciates support Dear Editor: The Department of Social Services wishes to thank all the many organizations and individuals who took time out of their busy schedules to remember those less fortunate within our communities
• Henderson named girls’ head coach
• Russell George named finalist of consideration of CNCC presidency
• Obituary: Don Fullenwider
• Crisis pregnancy center banquet Saturday
• 2010: The Year in Review
• Round dance Jan. 7 and 8
• HOME OF: Jerry and Mary Reese
• Jean White appointed to husband’s senate seat
• Jury selection begins in Snider trial
• Classifieds: January 6, 2011 edition
• Snow removal hot topic
• BLM names new Little Snake Field Manager
• CNCC registration for spring classes
• Farewell to Dr. Boyd at CNCC Jan. 5
• Meeker dancers perform tonight at Holiday Bowl
• Classifieds: December 30, 2010 edition
• Sec. Salazar issues order for wild lands
• CNCC registration open for spring classes
• LeBlanc wins in Reno, ranked No. 1 nationally
• Letter: Proud that Pledge is said every day
• Lady Cowboys take two on road trip
• Letter: Theos remembers sheep trailing days
• Panther wrestlers exceed expectations
• Dinosaur native makes WSC graduation speech
• Senator Al White to be appointed director of board
• Letter: Preschool says thanks to hayride volunteers
• Post election goals for Meeker Tea Party
• Crawford takes second place at Kremmling
• BLM seeking public comment on WREA construction project
• Letter: Radino Center thanks 4-H club members
• RBC Warranty Deeds
• Colorado birders preparing for annual Christmas counts
• Rangely Chamber of Commerce selects Hames as president
• Letter: After-prom activity seeking donations
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: It’s going to be a white Christmas
• Chamber names Holiday Lighting contest winners
• National Alliance on mental illness forms
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• HOME OF: Dallas & Diane Russell
• Meeker Locals
• Casto twins are an excellent example of Horizons benefits
• Classifieds: December 23, 2010 edition
• Farewell to Dr. Boyd at CNCC Jan. 5
• CNCC registration open for spring classes
• Rangely Elks Hoop Shoot set for Jan. 7
• Official opening…
• Looking for luck…
• Letter: Make sure access to mailbox is clear
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: We all make mistakes …
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Panthers shut out in Shootout
• DOW has last-minute gift ideas
• Letter: U.S. must remain strong militarily
• Meeker Locals
• Cowboys win home opener
• National Alliance for Mental Illness meets
• HOME OF: Ed & Debi King
• Obituary: Nikole Lynn Briderick Olsen
• Backpacks provide needed food for kids
• Farewell to Dr. Boyd at CNCC Jan. 5
• Chamber names member of the week
• Every home needs CO, smoke alarms
• County adopts ‘conservative, responsible’ budget for 2011
• Classifieds: December 16, 2010 edition
• Wyman Museum hosts kids’ Christmas
• Thousands of wreaths honor service members
• Lady Cowboys win pair, take fifth in Cowboy Shootout
• RMS hosts league tourney as both teams finish fourth
• Hardy wins Hotchkiss tournament
• Loose Ends: These days thrifty is no longer nifty
• Santa stops in Rangely…
• MHS goes 1-1 at Aspen
• BMS boys finish on high note
• Meeker Locals
• Up and down el Rio Blanco: There’s always something to do
• Christmas Nativity
• Letter: South Fork bridge makes no sense
• Letter: Eighth-graders say thanks for the paint
• Leota Cook: She was the Meeker Herald’s voice
• 4-H News
• The County Cubicle: Budgeting in difficult times
• Between Fences details settling of United States
• Lady Panthers finish third in WREA Shootout
• Chambers name members of the week
• HOME OF: Jeanne Smith
• Cowboys to host WREA Shootout
• Smithsonian exhibit opens at WR Museum
• Classifieds: December 9, 2010 edition
• The choking game: ‘Good kids high’ is no joke for teens
• Country Christmas set for Brown’s Park
• Meeker cantata to be presented Dec. 12
• Meeker Locals
• New Arrival: Magnolia Blaze Brubaker
• Up and down el Rio Blanco
• Letter: Building community
• Rangely Chamber to meet Dec. 16
• Winter sports season gets underway
• Letter: Caring community is appreciated by Pipers
• 4-H members recognized for achievements
• Boyd resigns as president of CNCC
• Letter: Lots going on at White River Museum
• Speech to Semper Fi Society Society of St. Louis
• Declining numbers of sheep trailing through county
• Chambers name members of the week
• HOME OF: Phil & Vicki Cross
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Letter: Middleton family says thanks for support
• New Meeker girls’ coach makes debut tonight in WREA Cowboy Shootout
• Classifieds: December 2, 2010 issue
• Celebrate Christmas in Brown’s Park Dec. 11
• Volunteers are needed for Christmasfest
• Meeker cantata to be presented Dec. 12
• Meeker Locals
• Moms’ support group keeps efforts local
• Rangely volleyball season awards
• Loose Ends: It’s time to talk turkey
• HOME OF: Larry & Lisa Hatch
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Artistic commitment
• Kiser photos on display at Meeker Library
• Obituary: Loial Haas
• Rangely graduate named Kansas principal of year
• Meeker cantata to be presented Dec. 12
• Letter: Fifth-graders love four-day school week
• Dancing with the stars…
• Letter: Historical society looking for members
• FFA News: Meeker chapter holds annual creed contest
• New Arrival: Jenna Dole Pelloni
• Food helper…
• Meeker Cafe is named ‘Best of the West’
• Letter: Departing editor will be missed
• A sense of touch
• Classifieds: November 25, 2010 edition
• Letter: Coach must be doing something right
• LeBlanc wins 184-lb. class at all-star classic
• Loose Ends: Speck of truth in local legends
• Letter: Donations sought for bowl game trip
• Letter: Epsilon Chi Holiday Bazaar was a success
• Caleb Dodds wins FFA male beauty pageant
• Obituary: Bobby E. Pilkington Dec. 27, 1937~Nov. 3, 2010
• Obituary: Herbert J. Budge Nov. 20, 1947~Oct. 20, 2010
• So long Rio Blanco County … the pleasure’s been all mine
• Letter: CNCC Rodeo Club thanks sponsors
• Letter: Meeker Elementary thanks volunteers
• RBC Warranty Deeds
• Rangely honors players at football awards banquet
• What is patriotism?
• Letter: Crazy quilt proceeds go to animal shelter
• Meeker Locals
• Obituary: Josephine Katherine Clapper Feb. 10, 1922~Nov. 5, 2010
• Lady Panthers come up short at state
• Patriotism still matters
• Letter: Unfair treatment of volleyball team?
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Obituary: Carl Brian Rector
• National Weather Service lists winter tips
• KEEPING  BUSY
• Patriotism, does it matter?
• Letter: Christmasfest aims to keep Christ in ’fest
• Weinbrecht joins staff at ERBM Park and Rec
• Fundraiser set for Kacey Pozorski
• Carl Brian Rector April 23, 1941~Nov. 12, 2010
• HOME OF: Regas Halandras & Michele Morgan
• Threats land man in mental health facility
• Meeker Elementary gym reopens
• Watt may display sign part of the year
• Fond fairwell
• Meeker Locals
• Gutierrez returning to Herald Times helm
• Classifieds: November 18, 2010 edition
• Early deadline for Nov. 25 edition of paper
• Soup kitchen opens with Thanksgiving
• Chambers name members of the week
• Church cleanup
• Loose Ends: The color of a season
• Biggest ‘Loser’…
• 4-H Club News
• 4 Days of our Lives…
• Four-day week aids professional development
• Annie Jr. hits the stage this month
• Lady Panthers looking to win in this trip to state tourney
• Pilot’s wife dies in chopper crash up Wilson Creek
• Glimmer of hope remains for historic church
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Obituary: Lt. Col. Herbert Cunningham Showers
• Lady Panthers get No. 3 seed at state
• HOME OF: Bill Hume
• Classifieds: November 11, 2010 edition
• Proud of service to his country
• Letter: Thank you, Rangely volleyball fans
• Hunters warned to be sure of what they are shooting
• Town of Meeker Mayors 1885-2010
• Scoggins takes 17th at state
• 2010 ELK BUGLING CONTEST RESULTS:
• Evelyn Metzger, a pioneer’s story
• Town of Meeker employees
• Cowboys’ season, playoff hopes end
• Rangely’s Harris, Hood combine to create fiction series
• The Rock: A monument to meeker’s founders
• Town of Meeker
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Letter: Meeker Class of 1966 meeting for lunch
• Six hunters will have chance to hunt private land in DOW program
• Rangely wins district title at home
• Military post preceded town
• Loose Ends: No more need for speed
• Letter: New school is a great addition to Meeker
• CNCC flight team soars at NIFA competition
• Panthers end season at 0-9
• Obituary: Dennis R. Middleton Sr.
• Letter: Is Bush to blame for all our problems?
• Shocking! Meeker High shock assembly aims to scare students into safe driving habits
• BOCES aims to provide kids nutritious weekend meals
• Death Notice: Bob Pinkington
• Chambers name their members of the week
• Local voters follow some state trends
• HOME OF: Keith Rholl
• FALL BACK!
• Classifieds: November 4, 2010 edition
• Sixth-grader recoving from his injuries
• Meeker Locals
• MHS volleyball team ends season in Paonia
• Community garden will meet
• Punt, Pass, Kick results released
• Rangely qualifies three for state
• League title puts Rangely in regionals
• Meeker Locals
• Runners hit muddy course
• Cowboys need win, help in playoff push
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Golf year wraps up with Frostbite tourney
• Panthers look for initial win in final home game
• CNCC grad top pilot at Region I contest
• 4-H News
• Justin Jacob completes full circle at Denver hospital
• FFA Member Spotlight
• Letter: Bush Administration policies are problem
• Letter: Voters must never forget the past
• Mountain lion captured near fairgrounds
• New York court allows wild horse gather
• HOME OF: Nathan, Suzan & Holt Pelloni
• Burial service Saturday for Jane Mannel
• November hearing for Rangely budget
• Striegel Engineering Center dedicated at CNCC Rangely
• Meeker Elementary holds book fair today
• Neenan will double MES warranty
• Classifieds: October 28, 2010 edition
• Microsoft Windows class offered by CNCC
• Orphaned mountain lion corralled
• Loose Ends: Dressing for success
• Obituary: Joyce Thorpe
• The County Cubicle: MAN, oh man … what a network
• Town asks residents to clear the streets
• Opinion: Memories of Gene Scritchfield live on two years later
• Rifle Cross Country Invitational:
• Burnell promoted to private first class
• Lady Cowboys host Hayden for homecoming
• Annual book fair slated for Oct. 27-28
• Letter: FairTax proposal is being misrepresented
• Wild horse gather attracts international attention
• Rangely’s ‘few good plays’ aren’t enough against rivals
• Meeker Locals
• Letter: Midterm election among most vital
• Support group formed in Rangely
• Cowboys can secure playoff spot with homecoming win
• Wedding Announcement
• Letter: Meeker town trustees oppose ballot items
• Town takes cautious approach to budget
• Rangely looks to extend stellar season
• Frisby will be homecoming parade marshal
• HOME OF: Paul & Jessica Fortunato
• Chambers name members of the week
• GOP candidate reps in Meeker Friday
• Shifting soils at new school site prompt questions of oversight
• Fundraiser Nov. 19 for Kacey Pozorski
• Board felt site best met district’s needs
• Classifieds: October 21, 2010 edition
• Chris Severy Cross Country Invitational:
• Obituary: Margaret Turner
• Cojocaru completes advanced training
• Fatality accident Saturday near Maybell
• Cross-County Rivals
• Officer Cindy…
• Lady Panthers hit the road to defeat Hayden
• Obituary: Clarence L. Johnson
• Lady Cowboys volleyball team drops pair of league matches
• Cowboys blanked by league foe Paonia
• Loose Ends: No place like home
• Cross-County Rivals
• Rangely 4-H Club News
• Letter: Classic raised $2,000
• Awareness of domestic violence is a year-round effort
• Letter: Building problems are being addressed
• Letter: Funding cuts would hurt people you know
• The County Cubicle: New rules for local governments?
• Letter: Grand River board opposes 60, 61, 101
• Rangely homecoming activities all week long
• Meeting to address fraud
• Steel company owner charged in felony theft
• Smithsonian exhibit is coming to Meeker
• HOME OF: Dave & Tanna Kuhn
• Chambers name members of the week
• Four-year-old boy accidentally shoots his younger sister in Dinosaur home Oct. 4
• Maes pledges support for Western Slope
• Safety concerns close gym at new Meeker Elementary
• Classifieds: October 14, 2010
• Meeker girls split with league foes last week
• Alaska hunting trip photo in poor taste
• Hotchkiss pins 44-6 loss on Panthers Friday night
• Class in Dinosaur
• Loose Ends: Politics of small-town politicking
• Letter: Local gas, fuel prices among state’s highest
• Completion of new church means demolition of old
• Stout remembered
• Letter: BLM is not complying with wild horse plan
• Letter: Rangely Rec Center is appreciated
• Meeker Locals
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Cowboys keep on rolling with Lake County win
• Loshbaugh to replace Hooker on Pioneers Medical Center board
• Letter: Kimberly Halcomb says thanks to all
• HOME OF: Logan & Jennifer Hill
• Epsilon Chi members host council
• Rangely girls keep league record perfect
• Anna Banana Memorial Wildcat Invitational:
• Letter: Rangely schools ask: ‘Is this my vision?’
• Chambers name members of the week
• Letter: Meeker school board against anti-tax votes
• Stockgrowers meet next week at CNCC
• ‘Senior Splash’ gives older folks chance to use Meeker Rec pool
• Letter: Thanks to Officer Mike Washburn
• The Commish
• Groundbreaking Monday for 4-H building
• Letter: Balloga family says thanks for support
• Harman takes over at PMC
• Community cantata practice on Mondays
• GOP gubernatorial candidate in Rangely
• Classifieds: October 7, 2010 edition
• Postal scam warning issued in Meeker
• Takin’ it to the streets…
• Obituary: Robena A. Emmons
• Authorities drain Sable Lake in search for missing area rancher
• Letter: Summer Reading Carnival was success
• Panthers put up 18 points, but still fall
• Energy Expo 2010
• Obituary: Sue Steele
• Meeker Locals
• Letter: Sign on truck isn’t harming anyone
• MVB Fall Festival Pie and Salsa Contests:
• Meeker Youth Basketball has organized, starts play Oct. 12
• Lady Panthers take two, improve to 9-1
• It was a kick…
• Obituary: Ethel Amanda Stout
• Huffman Memorial
• Pair of county golfers hope to make game a career
• Letter: Ballot measures would harm county
• HOME OF: Duane & Libby Morton
• Moffat County Cross Country Invitational:
• A friend remembers Bob, Odelle Buckles
• Cowboys roll to another big win
• Fire Prevention Week Oct. 3-9 stresses safety
• RESULTS OF SCRUB SHIRT CLASSIC:
• Rio Blanco County Warranty Deeds
• Local government will feel state budget pain
• Lieber Memorial
• Letter: Rock crawlers say thanks for the help
• Craft show at fairgrounds in November
• BMS loses pair to Steamboat Springs
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Tee time…
• Trey Morris wins showdown at state fair
• Historical society meets Sunday afternoon
• Chambers name members of the week
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Man dies in camp bed at Piceance Creek
• Classifieds: September 30, 2010 edition
• Meeker Mustangs fifth-, sixth-graders win 21-7 versus New Castle Sunday
• Hogans’ 50th anniversary
• Skull is closer to being identified
• Silt woman injured in motorcycle wreck
• Nate Bradfield on his way to winning wings at AFA
• Meeker Locals
• Obituary: Buddy K. Linderman
• Letter: Rally for Amendment 62 will be Friday
• County runners compete at Grand Junction Invite
• Loose Ends: Let the complaints begin
• Obituary: Sue Steele
• Obituary: Eugene Shaw
• Letter: Rangely Museum thanks volunteers
• Story was invasion of privacy
• Letter: Tea Party efforts have backfired
• Lady Cowboys push champs to five games
• Cowboys rope Center 43-20
• Obituary: Bill Allen
• Coal Ridge rolls Panthers 52-8
• Panthers roll in first home match with North Park
• Obituary: Walter ‘Skip’ Baese
• Letter: Kindness of strangers on Piceance Creek
• Fire officials plan burn near Aldrich Lakes this autumn
• Road to Wellness starts with good nutrition
• Meeker golfers compete at Steamboat, Craig meets
• Montrose Powwow will be this weekend
• Tea Party speaker will discuss judges
• 54-year-old man listed as missing person
• Final Meeker Farmers’ Market is Saturday
• Crawford wins Old Farts in Carts golf tournament
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Rangely Rock Crawlers to host fourth annual ride, competition
• HOME OF: Gordon & Dena Byers
• Police will collect unused prescriptions
• New speed limits on Sulphur Creek, Ute roads
• Fire burning near Rangely
• Opinion: Meeker sheepdog trials will remain in capable hands
• Chambers name members of the week
• Fairfield grant application deadline Oct. 1
• Subcontractors invited to meeting at RDH
• Cowboys fall to Monte Vista
• Community education classes start soon
• Obituary: Nona Bell Wilczek
• Classifieds: September 23, 2010 edition
• Scrub Shirt Classic benefits Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Mustangs get 28-0 victory in season opener
• Obituary: Buddy Linderman
• RBC Days Gone By
• Colorado State Fair livestock results:
• Obituary: Viki Irene Love
• Rangely boys place fifth at Basalt
• Lady Cowboys trying to find their groove
• Crawfords 60th anniversary
• Obituary: Archie Lloyd Tinder
• Letter: Rangely Police say thanks for help at bike rally
• Letter: Volunteers made celebration a success
• Basalt rocks Rangely 51-0
• Klinglesmith-Law wedding
• Parenting expert in Rifle Oct. 2
• Obituary: William Thomas Bright
• Letter: Rangely Safehouse: Thanks to Chevron
• They found their man
• BLM issues decision on wild horse gather
• Septemberfest ranch rodeo winners:
• Rangely takes 3-2 win at Vail Friday
• Letter: State GOP subverting will of the people
• Rowlett is recovering from crash
• Letter: Walbridge Wing glad to be remembered
• Americans: Off the fence and raising their voices
• California woman, dog win Classic
• Chambers name members of the week
• Meeker man shoots himself on Sept. 8
• Classifieds: September 16, 2010 edition
• HOME OF: Mike & Kim Gould
• Cowboy Golfers …
• Obituary: Wanda Neil (Skidmore) Huffman
• NSDAR dedicates Wallihan grave site
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Letter: Thanks for help after vehicle broke down
• Septemberfest 5K run/walk results:
• RHS coach: We beat ourselves in opener
• Obituary: George Stanley Layton
• Letter: Bridge doesn’t need to be replaced
• Rio Blanco County Warranty Deeds
• Lady Panthers VB beats Meeker twice
• Rangely Rock ’N’ Bull results:
• Cowboys run over GJ JV in home opener
• MHS cross country team opens in Delta
• Letter: Thanks to all who contributed to school
• Meeker outfitter charged in felony hunting violations
• Meeker girls split at volleyball tourney
• Rangely golfers play at Cedaredge
• Get the message …
• Loose Ends: Dogs, ducks, determination
• The County Cubicle: Property taxes … minding the mills
• HOME OF: Jodi Black
• Rangely cross country results:
• Meeker Locals
• REMAINS …
• Letter: There’s a better use for taxpayers’ money
• Ruth King honored by Rangely Library
• Opinion: There’s no reason to punish myself for past mistakes
• Taking Aim
• Chambers name members of the week
• Author will sign Piceance Creek history
• Rowlett injured in Texas auto accident
• Energy taxes distributed to local boards
• 24th annual Meeker Classic Sheepdog Championship Trials
• Third Meeker Energy Expo is Sept. 22
• Walking tour will visit historic sites
• Classifieds: September 9, 2010 edition
• Ace Trucking wins coed tourney
• Rangely women keep cup in tie
• Letter: Thanks for taking us to the state fair
• Loose Ends: Placing only a face
• Chambers name members of the week
• Community education classes still open
• Obituary: Michael Dale Heath
• MHS volleyball opens at Glenwood Springs
• 4-H News
• Letter: Task force raffling quilt for charity
• Rio Blanco BOCES implementing program to provide food for hungry kids on weekends
• Seniors dominate Rangely volleyball roster
• Smoke in northwest Colorado is from fires in Wyoming, Utah
• Meeker Locals
• Letter: Report from the Rangely Food Bank
• Veterans reminded to claim stop-loss pay
• Herter competes in Iron Girl Triathlon
• RBC Warranty Deeds
• Rangely Review
• Meeker golfer second at Rifle
• Band of brothers …
• Fallen Marine Chance ‘always with his unit’
• Home Of: Paula Davis
• Patriot Day to be observed on Sept. 11
• Seniors dominate Rangely volleyball roster
• Opinion: The movie, ‘Taking Chance,’ was like real life for couple
• Cowboys face Grand Junction JV Saturday
• Bull riding new event
• Crawford’s 60th Anniversary
• For the working men and women
• MHS volleyball opens at Glenwood Springs
• Panthers host Utah team Friday
• COLORADO STATE FAIR RESULTS
• Laying the cornerstone
• Woof Fest will be part of Septemberfest
• Classifieds: September 2, 2010
• Sheepdog trials begin Wednesday
• Meeker drug bust nabs six suspects
• Hantavirus cases have happy endings decade apart
• RHS golfers open season
• Conrado family meets in Estes Park
• The County Cubicle: Fleet management … mowers to loaders
• Local couples place in Meeker tourney
• Rio Blanco County Warranty Deeds
• Sign up for Rangely rodeo
• HOME OF: Dean & Artie Parr
• It’s elementary!
• Engagement: Green~Huitt
• Meeker Locals
• Classic art entries on display at Wilbur Barn
• Study released on horse population control efforts
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Williams to increase Piceance production
• Chambers name members of the week
• Loose Ends: Opening day in the classroom
• Obituary: John F. (Jack) Davis
• Letter: Looking for local families of military
• First planning meeting set for Holidayfest
• New VP at Mountain Valley Bank
• Obituary: Charles William Wells
• Letter: Theos is now a life woolgrower member
• Next Western Slope Honor Flight Oct. 5-6
• Letter: Coroner candidate offers her thanks
• Letter: To the community work group
• Classifieds: August 26, 2010 edition
• RESULTS OF ‘RUN FOR YOUR LIFE’ 5K RUN/WALK:
• Here’s the plan
• Meeker, Rangely will conduct CodeRED test calls on Sept. 8
• Meeker golf team comes out swinging
• Fellows, Terp, Hall win club championships
• Rangely Superintendent Barry Williams
• New wildlife commissioner at MVB Tuesday
• Rio Blanco County Days Gone By
• Trustees discuss fate of old grade school at work session
• Touring France while watching the Tour de France
• Loose Ends: The search continues
• Letter: Martin’s experience didn’t need comment
• ’Shrooms of doom …
• Kissling wins CR men’s title
• Letter: WREA listened to concerns of members
• Subsidies available
• Getting all their ducks in a row!
• Red Cross CPR class in Meeker this weekend
• 2010 Rio Blanco County Fair Results:
• Meeker Locals
• HOME OF: Greg & Tammy Dahle
• Chambers name members of the week
• Meeker firm demos wastewater system
• Hantavirus confirmed in Rangely teen
• ‘Annie’ auditions Tuesday at Meeker Rec
• Master plan meeting tonight
• Classifieds: August 19, 2010 edition
• Ernie Garcia honored by American Legion
• Loose Ends: Premium experience
• Results listed from Cedar Ridges couples tournament
• 4-H member says thanks to sponsors
• Meeker Locals
• The County Cubicle: Building codes … who needs them?
• Theme: ‘Every Child, Every Day’
• 2010 Rio blanco county fair:
• Letter: Bark in the Park gets a wag of the tail
• Proud dad anticipates walking daughter down aisle
• Fresh start!
• Letter: Thanks to participants in Highway 5 cleanup
• KKR stops stock offer
• He can breathe in a small town
• Suggested supplies for Meeker schools:
• Letter: Rangely Food Bank in great need of supplies
• History of Yellow Jacket Water Conservancy District
• HOME OF: Lora Hertzke
• Letter: Rangely Animal Shelter says thanks
• 2010-11 supply list for Rangely RE-1 schools
• Coroner’s race goes to Krueger
• All-church picnic set for Sunday, Aug. 22
• Chambers name members of the week
• Loose Ends: Making small talk
• Bolton wins GOP commission primary
• Brief power outage strikes Meeker Friday
• Ice cream making contest in September
• Classifieds: August 12, 2010 edition
• Graffiti vandals strike Meeker buildings
• Letter to the Editor: Please learn from one driver’s mistake
• Local election results: The votes are counted, but they aren’t “official” yet
• Another winner…
• Letter to the Editor: Teenage hunter says thanks for experience
• Chambers’ members of the week
• Letter to the Editor: Two votes for Hughes
• Playin’ around
• Obituary: Darlene Wall
• Meeker Locals
• Goedert receives accolades
• Obituary: Kenneth Hanzon
• Obituary: Ruth Ann White
• Obituary: Iola Hicken
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you for good work on new gazebo
• Legion takes fourth at state tournament
• Jeff’s Column: Ran Cochran, daughter Sydney, relocating to Alaska
• New study reduces water use needed for oil shale
• Letter to the Editor: Some ideas to shrink size of government
• Dawson raises money for families with children who are ill or need transplants
• Rangely Animal Shelter receives $300 grant
• Spring Cave closing aims to save bats
• HOME OF: Terry & Kathleen Drake
• Maes, Buck visit Meeker Tea Party
• County Clerk’s office open Saturday for voters
• Bark in the Park at Meeker Rec Center Aug. 8
• Jim Cook cards hole-in-one
• Candidates make final election pitch
• Hickenlooper visits Meeker
• RBC Fair 4-H Results
• Thirty-eight take part in Jason Otter camp
• Support your local businesses for future
• Smith siblings victors in junior golf tournament
• Chambers name members of the week
• Letter: This reader’s choice is Shawn Bolton
• HOME OF: Diane & John Hutchins
• RIO BLANCO COUNTY DAYS GONE BY
• ON TO STATE!
• Community barbecue Aug. 5 in City Park
• PMC says thanks to fire and rescue squad
• Burnell completes AIT at Fort Jordan, Ga.
• Meeker Locals
• Getting a permanent bite on things
• Caves closed due to White-Nose Syndrome
• Roy McKee gives last testimony to his community
• Cojocaru completes basic training in Mo.
• Obituary: J.V. Tynes
• 2010 Rio Blanco County Fair Events
• Loose Ends: Just a little bit country
• The County Cubicle: Having fun with county use tax
• Candidate Hickenlooper in Meeker Monday
• Two-man best ball results at Cedar Ridges
• Jeff Rector is recovering from rock-crawling accident
• County supports local services
• New Arrival: Peyton Grady Shepherd
• RDH to add new doctor
• Three commission candidates address oil and gas forum
• Changes at FNBR
• Preparations under way for construction
• Classifieds: July 29, 2010 edition
• Cody Pfau named All-American wrestler
• Sliders win Northwest Region championship
• New Arrival: Kaiden Blaz Rayburn
• Watt wins Lischke tournament
• Meeker Locals
• Loose Ends: Of house and home …
• Obituary: Robert Dee Owens
• Rangely scores 16 unanswered runs to win
• Phyllis McAlister Weiland
• Obituary: Roy F. McKee
• Collins has seen changes upriver
• New Arrival: Kailyn Ruth Mack
• Nieslanik on Gonzaga President’s List
• Even at age 68, Sir Paul McCartney is still rock royalty
• Letter: A vote for Wendy Gutierrez on Aug. 10
• Letter: Tip of the hat to those who helped motorist
• County sure: No interest in old elementary school
• Trash removal on County Road 5 Saturday
• HOME OF: Roger & Lisa Hanna
• Funeral Notice: Jeannette Joyce Cooper
• Lots of interest in two local political races in primary
• Storms bring more lightning and wildfires
• Sarah Sizemore on UNC Dean’s Honor Roll
• Band will perform on courthouse lawn
• Failed switch caused July 14 outage
• Classifieds: July 22, 2010 edition
• Chambers name members of the week
• Project works to manage local wildlife habitat
• Letter: Thanks to emergency responders in fire
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Rio Blanco County
• 4th of July Celebration
• Should My Small Business Get on the Web?
• Reasons To Redesign

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