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In the early 1920s, fourth-generation Steamboat Springs resident Jim Zulevich’s great-grandfather was said to have supplied the stones used to build the original Routt County Courthouse.

Despite a national U.S. Fish and Wildlife report stating hunting and fishing participation is declining around the country, and the mountain region specifically, regional Division of Wildlife representatives and local hunting license dealers say the game is as good as ever in Moffat County.

The schedule is tough.

Craig Middle School girls volleyball coach Becky Field summed up the play of her team when it hosted Hayden on Tuesday.

When City of Craig Parks and Recreation Director Dave Pike moved to the area more than 20 years ago, he knew he had come to a football crazy town.

It’s true folks.

In a recent article by Collin Smith, it was announced that Sunrise Kids Preschool and Child Care will be the new provider of Head Start in Craig. (“Preschool a head start for children,” Sept. 1) Knowing of Moffat County’s dedication to the program, I would like to share what the federal government is doing to strengthen Head Start.

Tuesday, Sept. 11

Community Coat Drive to start

An arraignment hearing for accused former Dinosaur town marshal Russell “Wayne” Eller was postponed Wednesday afternoon in Moffat County District Court.

The message Father Ernest Bayer delivered during Wednesday’s memorial service for 1-year-old Brianna Simon was simple: love one another.

Although the Moffat County commissioners are not convinced, members of the Economic Development Partnership firmly believe their organization’s mission is necessary and feasible.

On Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2007, an American flag, of any size, should have been displayed outside every home, apartment, office and store in the United States.

Since becoming publisher of the Craig Daily Press, I have not normally used this forum to share my personal opinions about the policies and politics in our wonderful community.

Thursday, Sept. 13

Michael O’Hara, 14th Judicial District chief judge, ordered police and coroner notes from an Aug. 30 autopsy of a murdered Craig woman be preserved for possible review by defense counsel.