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The Rangely Review April 2024 Edition is now available.  Follow the link for Rangely News:  Rangely Review April 2024 Edition

The Town of Rangely will be accepting applications for a Town Board/Council position.  Below is the application:

Town Board - Council Application

A Municipal Election was held in Rangely, Colorado on April 2, 2024.  Click the link below to view the unofficial results:  April 2, 2024 Municipal Election Unofficial Results

The Town of Rangely's Main Street Program, TREAD,  receives Main Street America accreditation!  Check out the Press Release here:  Main Street America Accreditation

The Town of Rangely is excited to announce they will be hosting two nights and three days of Ride the Rockies, June 12th, 13th and 14th.   We are currently looking for volunteers to assist with the event. 

The Town of Rangely, Colorado is excited to announce that they are a recipient of the Proposition 123 Land Banking Grant.  For a full list of recipients, please click the link below:

Proposition 123 Land Banking Grant

Two Girls, One Small Town Podcast, which is housed in Rangely, Colorado, recently spoke with Rangely native Jim Steele.  Jim is full of information about Rangely.  He even knew the first Mayor of Rangely, Fred Nichols.  Jim turned 90 years old on October 30th.  Listen in as he discusses his life, his family and some history of the Town of Rangely!

Two Girls, One Small Town is on Spotify, Amazon, Google Podcasts as well as Apple!

You can listen to this episode on Spotify at the link below:

Last spring, The TANK released Slow Beethoven, the first record on its Round Sound label, and they were thrilled to see it appear on Billboard's Classical Crossover chart, rising to #14. Now Slow Beethoven has been enrolled in the nomination process for The GRAMMYs, in the Classical Compendium category.

Check out the October edition of The Rangely Review, with all the latest in Rangely news, here:

The Rangely Review