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First-grader Amanda Moore enjoys school - math class in particular.

Climbing the flight of stairs that leads to the newly constructed loft atop the Wyman Museum, it’s hard not to notice the dozen or so eyes watching.

Located in a small building next to Samuelson True Value Hardware & Lumber, at 456 Breeze St., is a shop that houses Craig’s hockey needs.

Most days, Katrina Springer can be found at Serendipity Coffee Shop - a bakery and cafe that she owns - cooking and serving up homemade soups, meat loaf, Cajun shrimp pasta and other meals.

In the 2004 surprise hit adventure “National Treasure,” the unavoidable theft of the Declaration of Independence was the major focus. In the sequel, “Book of Secrets,” the stakes are raised, yet the outcome remains the same.

With New Year’s Eve on Monday, Craig businesses are offering up plenty to do as the bell tolls on 2007.

When it comes to measuring snowfall, the numbers can be deceiving, said Graham Roberts, environmental health and safety specialist at Trapper Mine.

Court hearings for a 31-year-old Craig man facing a multitude of charges, including attempted murder, were continued Thursday afternoon in Moffat County Court.

The Craig Police Department and the 14th Judicial District Attorney’s Office executed three search warrants Friday at the home and businesses owned by Marvin “Red” Cortner, a Craig businessman and “person of interest” in the Country Mall arson.

Golly, I spent my entire working career, spanning 45 1/2 years mining coal.

No reports.

Influenza season usually peaks in February, according to a Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association press release. The VNA will be holding drop-in flu clinics for all ages on the following dates and times:

1 p.m. Preserving the Last Frontier meets inside the cafeteria at Sunset Meadows II. This will be the group’s holiday meeting/potluck dinner. The John Wayne Band will provide entertainment. The meeting is open to the public. Call Carol Jacobson at 824-5343.