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Why hunt?

By Brandon Todd, Reporter

Freshman Scott Stanley poses with his florescent orange jacket and thinks about the weekend of hunting ahead. Photo by Michelle Einzinger

Students may not understand: so what’s the point in hunting? What’s the big deal about it? Lots of reasons, according to our hunting students.   › Continue reading

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Family Dollar Store looks to open doors April 1st

Rangely’s new Family Dollar store is just about six weeks away from opening its doors. The store will bring some new job options to seeking students, as well as offer students on a budget amenities like socks, basic food items, and kitchen utensils for a reasonable price. Photo by Tyler Eaton Conway

Everything for just one dollar? Sounds too good to be true, right? But just wait until April 1, the big day in which Family Dollar plans on officially opening in Rangely.

Everything might not be a dollar, but it is going to be sold for low prices. Family Dollar is a place where you can go to buy food, clothing, and appliances such as socks, groceries, and spatulas.

Family Dollar is planning on making a impact on the communities and giving them another option, a place to shop at and buy food and supplies for a cheap dollar or a little more.

Ann Brady, the mayor of Rangely, looks forward to having this for our community. › Continue reading

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Out and About with CNCC

A student shows off his back flip dive during a dive contest in the pool at the Rangely Rec Center. Photo by Nic LeFevre

During the first two weeks of the Spring semester, new and returning students were welcomed by a week’s worth of student activities provided by the CNCC Student Housing staff as well as Student Senate.

Students test their pool sharking skills against one another at a pool tournament, one of the activities taking place during College Night at the Rangely Rec Center. Photo by Nic LeFevre

Students Orlando Defiguiero and Carlton Britton heat up the racquetball court at College Night with CNCC instructor Jay McLaughlin. Photo By Nic LeFevre

The CNCC Housing Department provided a free show from comedian C.L. Lindsay on Wednesday, Jan. 13. Photo by Ayzha Haili

Students make a big splash as they take time to unwind after the first day of school and have a little fun. Photo by Nic LeFevre

Students enjoy an Italian dinner complete with a make your own sundae bar for dessert, sponsored by Student Senate. Photo by Ayzha Haili

Tags: Entertainment, Rangely, Rec Center, student activities

RHS Homecoming gets Panther fans all riled up for game day

Rangely High School's Homecoming weekend started out in a blaze of glory during the traditional bonfire and chili dinner on Thursday, Oct. 8.

RANGELY HIGH SCHOOL

 HOMECOMING 2009

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Rec Center a community, not just a college, pastime

   Finally, the kids will be back out of the house.

   The newly remodeled community Recreation Center in Rangely is finished and ready for business. The old Recreation Center was built in 1979 and gave the community a place to have fun and get healthy. With the old building having many problems and needing updates, the community voted and approved a bond issue in July 2008 to fund the remodel. The remodel started in August 2008 and just finished last month. › Continue reading

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Rangely Rec: Fitness fun for free

The Rec Center is full of activities that are both fun and heart-pumping at the same time. Plus, full-time CNCC students get in free. › Continue reading

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