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If anyone has been to the West Theater and not liked the seats, they can sit comfortable knowing the theater will have new seats in one screen by the end of next week, manager Debbie Winder said.

Most mothers are more than happy to have one or two children involved in extracurricular activities, as long as their schedule permits.

For Soroco physical education teacher David Bruner, taking a group of teenagers fishing is about more than just making a great catch and getting out of school.

When Amy Dilldine served the ball short and off teammate Markie Workman’s back, just about every member of Moffat County’s volleyball team just laughed.

The Memorial Hospital has added a state-of-the-art multi-slice Computed Tomography (CT) scanner to their facility.

Members of the Colorado Blue Ribbon Commission for Health Care Reform listened to sometimes angry, sometimes tearful testimony at a public hearing Saturday in Craig.

It’s hard for Jackie Lyons to describe an average day on the job helping people with disabilities, because every day and every client is different.

A few years ago, the flu season started early and was responsible for a cluster of deaths among previously healthy children. The early deaths sounded an alarm for parents and health care providers alike, fearful of an unusually lethal influenza virus. Parents across the country scrambled to have their children vaccinated well into the season, and vaccine supplies were soon in short supply.

USDA Rural Development has federally backed mortgage guarantees for home purchases to qualified residents of Moffat County.

4 to 6 p.m. The MS Support Group meets at the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association’s Craig office at 745 Russell St. Guest speakers will be Annie Smyth and Priscilla Magnall, representatives of the National MS Society. Call Kathy or Sandy Beran at the VNA at 824-8233.