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- Chapton David McDonald
- July 4, 2004
- Bryan Hampton
- July 4, 2004
- Beryl Kleitz
- July 4, 2004
- Briefs for July 6
- July 4, 2004
- Striking Utah miners win jobs back
- July 4, 2004
- Seventy-five coal miners from Utah who have received financial support and encouragement from Moffat County coal miners and St. Michael’s Catholic Church during a 10-month lockout, are scheduled to accept a reinstatement offer today.
- Drew Chamberlain
- July 4, 2004
- A gnawing, rural problem
- Northwest Colorado outpaces state in smokeless tobacco use
- July 4, 2004
- While campaigns to quit smoking are becoming ubiquitous across America, a more potent form of tobacco is quietly lurking under lips in rural areas.
- Mailbox madness
- July 4, 2004
- Pam Vaughn faithfully visits a copper-headed cow several times a week. Usually she places wrapped parcels inside the belly of the beast.
- Ryan Hampton
- July 4, 2004
- ‘I pray every American will go out and vote’
- July 4, 2004
- I wonder, as our country’s Independence Day came and went, how many moms, dads, grandparents and other adults stopped and not only reflected what this day means to them and other Americans, but also took moment to explain to a child or young person exactly what this holiday is for, and why we celebrate it as a nation.
- Voting honors sacrifices
- July 4, 2004
- Voting is a privilege, not a right. That’s a mantra that Craig resident Tonee Gingrich has always held close to her heart — even before she lost her grandson in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
- Little Britches Rodeo results
- July 4, 2004
- Cottonwood winner seeks pot of gold
- July 4, 2004
- As the final group of golfers teed off on the 17th tee at the Yampa Valley Golf Course’s Cottonwood Classic, a brilliant, 180-degree rainbow greeted them.
- A horse of her own
- July 4, 2004
- Every 13-year-old girl dreams about having her own horse. Jennifer Brockman got more than she could dream of: her own wild mustang.
- Briefs for July 5
- July 4, 2004
- Craig’s Haz-Mat team called to action
- July 4, 2004
- Renae Wojtkiewicz was cleaning her grandmother’s basement Saturday when she came across a suspicious-looking can with powder spilling out of the hole in its side.
- Fireworks make the Fourth shimmer
- July 4, 2004
- David Ingenthron’s family and friends (eight people in all) were comfortably seated awaiting the fireworks by 7:30 p.m. Sunday night — a good hour and a half before the first boom.
- Man dies in ATV accident
- July 4, 2004
- A 67-year-old Michigan man was pronounced dead at the scene of an all-terrain vehicle accident near Wilderness Ranch Friday.
- A tight-knit town
- At the Little Britches Rodeo, everybody knows your name
- July 4, 2004
- Between the three of them, it seemed they knew everyone at the Little Britches Rodeo.
- Great Race ends in a tie; older car takes the win
- July 4, 2004
- The Great Race ended Saturday in Monterey, Calif and first place went to the 1916 Hudson, one of the oldest cars in the race.
- Rena Weber
- July 4, 2004
- National honor students
- July 4, 2004
- Cottonwood Classics’ Top-10 and Craig results
- July 4, 2004
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