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The Moving Wall project started with a motorcycle escort through town yesterday and ceremonies start at 11 a.m. today and go through Monday at Loudy-Simpson Park.

Tuesday, Aug. 7

Gone from the “face of the Earth.”

City planners have drafted an ordinance that would make it harder for chain stores such as Gap or Starbucks from setting up shop in downtown Steamboat Springs.

A year of hard work paid off for Routt County’s 4-H youths Saturday as 53 projects were selected for the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo.

Wildlife officials likely will resurrect a public outreach and volunteer program designed to tackle Steamboat Springs’ ongoing issue with bears.

“I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry” is far from an ideal movie regarding diversity and tolerance, but considering the premise, it could be a lot worse.

Forty-four women golfers stepped on to the Yampa Valley Golf Course Wednesday for the Rally For the Cure competition.

Teri and John Bolton both have glasses, their two oldest kids have glasses and their two newborn twin baby girls may need glasses.

The idea is to focus entirely on Moffat County, and that’s a good thing, Shelly Flannery said.

We would like to thank those who responded to the fire on our property on County Road 211 on July 14: Craig Fire/Rescue, Moffat County Sheriff’s Office, Yampa Valley Electric, and The Memorial Hospital Emergency Response Team.

E.J. Bunk could hear the radio, could hear his truck engine and then could hear the score of motorcycles riding down Victory Way on Wednesday.

Mike Metcalf points to a red area four inches below the surface layer of dirt. He then tells the students that this non-descript patch in Northwest Colorado was once used as a fire pit.

I must sincerely apologize to the Relief Society of the LDS Church. I forget to mention the wonderful meal they set up for the friends and family of O. Marion Jones. Guess I had a “senior moment.”

Thursday, Aug. 9