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- Getting ready
- Teachers, students busy preparing for classroom time
- August 13, 2004
- Britni Harrington’s nervous about starting school this year, but she’s excited, too.
- Steering clear: 4-H members show cattle
- August 13, 2004
- Friday was the day for 4-Hers showing market beef to shine among their peers. Both master (showmanship) and animal (meat quality) were judged.
- Dreading the dentist
- Waiting ‘til it hurts fuels a vicious cycle
- August 13, 2004
- “I’m not afraid of the dentist,” Craig resident Sharon Mathers said. “I’m petrified.”
- State ends Medicaid program
- August 13, 2004
- A state agency removed a program from its books Friday that provides low-income women with Medicaid for prenatal care.
- JABT wins softball title
- Win over AmeriGas gives JABT second consecutive crown
- August 13, 2004
- AmeriGas ran out of, well, gas.
- Help me save my friend, Craig softball
- August 13, 2004
- If you’ve ever appreciated a story I’ve written, a picture I’ve taken or heck, even felt a sense of satisfaction because you found an error in one of my stories, you owe the Craig Softball Association a debt of gratitude.
- Parsons ready to serve county
- August 13, 2004
- Ken Parsons plans to spend the next few months becoming educated on county business.
- Putting out the flame
- Craig fire chief retires
- August 13, 2004
- Roy Mason can remember a string of missed birthday parties, wasted Christmas days and forgone Thanksgiving dinners— an inopportune part of the job that comes with being on call for emergencies for the past 21 years.
- Carson & Barnes Circus comes to town
- August 13, 2004
- The last time the Carson & Barnes Circus performed in Craig, their vehicles got stuck in the mud at Loudy-Simpson Park.
- Pool revenues short
- August 13, 2004
- Residents have one more week to take advantage of the city pool. It closes Aug. 22 to public swimming.
- More nursing home employees needed
- August 13, 2004
- Doctor Joel Miller has signed on with Sand Rock Ridge Care and Rehab, which is an essential step toward re-opening a nursing home in Craig, Administrator Mitch Friedman said.
- Clucking good time at the fair
- August 13, 2004
- Australorp, Buttercup, Crebalaya and Bantam are some exotic names for a common barnyard animal: the chicken.
- Datebook for Aug. 14
- August 13, 2004
- Today Free day at the Museum of Northwest Colorado, 590 Yampa Ave., in Craig. The Blast from the Past Exhibit 1964 will be featured. Call 824-6360.
- News briefs for Aug. 14
- August 13, 2004
- An Oak Creek woman, who was seriously injured in a car accident Aug. 7, remains in the intensive care unit at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction, a hospital spokeswoman said Friday. Marcia Gregory, 26, was ejected from the sport utility vehicle driven by her husband, Jody, when it collided head-on with a tanker truck about 5 miles west of Maybell. Marcia Gregory was reported in serious condition when she was transported by ambulance to The Memorial Hospital and immediately flown by Flight for Life to the Grand Junction hospital. Brock Gregory, the couple’s 21-month-old son, died in the accident.
- Our view: Craig recycling great idea
- August 13, 2004
- Steamboat does it. So do Hayden and Meeker.
- Van Austin: Craig
- August 13, 2004
- To the Editor: I don’t know how dumb our Moffat County commissioners think we are, but I am writing to let them know that their attempt to bring our library director under fire for personnel issues while trying to take control of the library budget makes their agenda more than apparent.
- Fawn Pogline: Craig
- August 13, 2004
- To the Editor: I am writing about a letter I read a couple of weeks ago titled, “Americans are innocent until proven guilty.” Too much emphasis is on those who are incarcerated for possible crimes, when their pasts show they are offenders of many different crimes.
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