Ken has a second comic, its about Supercat! Check it out!
Read MoreTo get an understanding of how much impact a local community college can have seems like a daunting task, however President of CNCC Ron Granger has a perfect explanation that makes sense!
Read MoreDid you know there were unlimited over the counter tags for certains animals during certain seasons? If you haven't had a chance to pick up your license do so today!
Read MoreKen theorizes on what would have happened if something changed in the past, and David Moffat made it to Salt Lake City... what do you think would have happened?
Read MoreHistory in Rio Blanco County, our students at Colorado Northwestern Community College get to learn about an extremely important event in our past, the Milk Creek Battlefield/Meeker Massacre.
Read MoreThe well in front of Rangely's Outdoor Museum is no longer pumping... why and is it permanent? Ken Bailey asks the questions.
Read MoreDid you participate in the whitewashing of the Rangely R for homecoming? If so, tell us about it!
Read MoreTell us, did you go? If so, what did you like best? What do you want to see in the future?
Read MoreIf you're not completely wiped out by the Meeker Sheepdog Trials or Septemberfest and all the fun happenings in Rio Blanco County, the Fruita Fall Festival is just round the corner!
Read MoreAs a new publication, we hope to improve our product for the reader, advertisers and just in general. We would love to get your thoughts about ideas and thoughts that you have on our publication!
Read MoreYou can eat those flowers? Did you know about this?
Read MoreOne of my favorite things about where we live is how many opportunities our community has to educate our youth- my son still talks about his field trip to the trials last year!
Read MoreKen Bailey was here with his brother, Scott, reminiscing and hosting firesides, and doing a ton of amazing things. He also took some time to meet various faces behind the blog and magazine that make up Home on the Rangely.
Read MoreDid you get a chance to meet Ken Bailey? Tell us if you did! Those of us at Home on the Rangely enjoyed getting to know our favorite "oil geek" and his brother in person!
Read MoreHave you read "The Raven At Rangely"? This book details the history of Rangely, back when it was Raven Park and not Rangely, before it became an incorporated town. If not, you certainly should!
Read MoreYou could live like you were in an Oil Camp in Rangely in the 1960s, this glimpse into the past gives you an idea of what it was like in Rangely then!
Read MoreCoal Creek School is celebrating it's 125th Birthday! Take a peek inside this old rural school and imagine what it was like ot be a student attending rural schools in Colorado more than a hundred years ago!
Read MoreRobert Haag's book Reality of Rangely's 3rd edition will be available soon, at Septemberfest. There will be limited quantities so you want to be sure to grab one before they are sold out. These books are written by a local and contain a veritable treasure trove of information, so check it out!
Read MoreYou wouldn't know it, but there's a missing Oil Well in this picture... Ken tells us about the life and death of Number 4.
Read MoreThe late Lillian Bailey was one of the people present when the ground was broken for the "new" Rangly Library. Learn more about this photograph and the story by clicking here!
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