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The rising cost of doing business has not spared Rangely District Hospital’s Emergency Medical Services.

Early in Tuesday night’s meeting, the Craig City Council asked the question, “Does Craig have enough liquor stores?”

After nearly six months of work, Moffat County’s 2008 budget passed with nary a hiccup from the Moffat County Commission.

This week’s novel for adults begins in autumn and ends just before Christmas Day. The setting is Honeybrook, an Amish community. The central character of the novel is Nellie Mae Fisher, a 17-year-old daughter of Reuben and Besty Fisher.

All told, a pretty good week in the Moffat County sports land. The Wrestling team beat up on the state of Utah, the Bulldog Hockey Club remains undefeated, Moffat County swimmers heated up the pool in Montrose and the boy’s basketball team opened the season on the road.

As the two-time defending champions of the Women’s Association of Colorado Hockey, the Puck Ewes have been tearing through the local competition.

Teenagers in Moffat County, I challenge you to rebel.

Composed of 20 members, the Craig Rotary Club is a relatively small group, club president Randy Looper said.

The question, on the heels of yet another fatal shooting in Colorado, was posed Monday afternoon by one of the editorial board members.

On a snowy December morning, Moffat County School District Superintendent Pete Bergmann and Assistant Superintendent Joel Sheridan bend over a desk, scribbling notes and numbers on a flow chart.