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Rio Happenings is provided by the Rio Blanco County Communications Center and details arrests and call summaries for the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Department and Meeker Police Department. A USFS employee advised the owners to move the mule off the trail. A mule passed away on a forest service trail. Rio Blanco County Sheriffs assisted the Rangely Police Department with security at the golf course for a Lauren Boebert campaign stop Older female Border Collie mix with a hitch in her giddy-up was found by the Forest Service and taken to the animal shelter. requested the assistance of Meeker Volunteer Fire Department. A lightning strike caused a small wildland fire in the Piceance Creek area. All subscriptions except Digital only are all inclusive, meaning the subscriber can access the Herald-Citizen online, a digital copy of the print edition, print edition and email notifications. The passenger was airlifted from the scene. The Herald-Citizen is published Wednesday, Friday and weekends (Saturday) and delivered by the United States Postal Service. One of its antlers came through the rear window, hitting the passenger in the side of the head. On Highway 13 mile-marker 27, an elk was hit with a vehicle which caused it to swing around and strike the car. The owner stated he believed the truck was in park….

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A bystander witnessed a truck with no driver hit a vehicle across the street from the post office.

The campers were located and had been camping periodically for weekends. The reporting party stated the camper’s tent and horses had been there for over a week. A report came in of neglect regarding two horses tied up at Wilson Creek camp. A concerned citizen reported that a neighbor is trapping cats and using carbon monoxide to kill them.