craigdailypress.com

The Moffat County High School boys basketball team lost its first game Thursday, while competing in the Green River Tournament in Wyoming.

Moffat County senior Markie Workman opened up Friday’s contest against visiting Fruita, taking a shot that missed rim, net and backboard.

No bookings reported.

First Congregational United Church of Christ has set up a fire “recovery fund account” for Bev Rubley at Bank of the West. Rubley’s business was destroyed in the Country Mall fire in November. Anyone wishing to donate to the fund can go to the bank and ask to have the funds deposited in the account for Bev Rubley.

8 a.m. Elks National Free Throw “Hoop Shoot” Contest is as at Craig Intermediate School, 201 E. Ninth St. For more information, call Frank Sadvar at 824-6131.

Moffat County officials are concerned the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission might adopt regulations that could chase away energy development.

The date: April 16, 2005. Lucy Duke was laboring through the birthing process as her husband Todd paced back and forth in anticipation of the arrival of the couple’s second child.

The dreams and schemes of Mt. Streeter were for sale at public auction. This was an interesting auction; the auction had hardly gotten a good start for the day when the auction was moved to the upstairs portion of the machine shop in order to sell stuff stored up there.

Children have their pictures taken with Santa, so why not dogs?

That’s what Santa Paws is all about.

As we approach the nation’s busiest shopping season, the Colorado Bar Association hopes you will take precautions when shopping, whether online, in person or over the phone.

When Austin Luker received a laptop from Jerry Hoberg, Substance Abuse Prevention Program president, he said he felt one emotion.

If you are among the active Northwest crowd who exercise outdoors despite chilly winter weather, you may wonder whether the cold initiates special nutritional needs.

Coins commemorating the city of Craig’s Centennial are now on sale, and just in time for the holidays.

The new thriller “Awake” may not put viewers to sleep, but they will certainly be stifling a few yawns.

Sold. That’s what Mark Rydberg, Moffat County School District director of finance, said concerning the bonds that will fund a district-wide campus upgrade project.

On Monday, representatives from various boards across Moffat County and the city of Craig attended an attorney forum to discuss Sunshine laws, or open meetings laws.