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Three evening flights made it to Yampa Valley Regional Airport on Monday after a missing plane led to concerns about the airport’s instrument landing system, officials said. Flights came and went without problems Tuesday.

Full of life and love, Joe and Suzette Brumleve formed a dynamic team driven in recent years by their love of family and their passion for flying and living the Western lifestyle.

Every year, residents brave climbing on ladders, wielding staple guns and extension cords. They set up blow-up figures of snowmen, the Grinch and Santa Claus, and place reindeer made from strings on lights on their lawns.

An investigation into a single-engine plane crash Monday that claimed the lives of a Steamboat Springs couple will be delayed until after Christmas, said K.C. Hume, Moffat County Sheriff’s Office investigator.

Two weeks removed from its season-opening meet in Grand Junction, the Moffat County girls swim team returned Saturday to the Orchard Mesa Pool.

The Interfaith Food Bank would like to thank all of those who contributed to the KRAI Media Drive two weeks ago. The generosity of this community is overwhelming. You donated $6,772.99 in cash, two gift certificates for $150 and 5,260 pounds of food. At this time of year, it is so nice to see so many people giving to those less fortunate in our community.

With the arrival of snow, ice and difficult weather conditions, the Craig Post Office is asking postal customers to always clear a safe, accessible path to mailboxes.

Below is a summary of my monthly report to the Craig City Council regarding Police Department activity for November.

In September 1978, Eileen Kunkle made a promise to not quit her job after three weeks. Thirty years later, Kunkle is still there.

Ann Anderson and Carol Scott, Humane Society of Moffat County vice president and treasurer, respectively, were ready to wrap Tuesday afternoon.

Once again, our streets, lawns and rooftops are covered in white. Yet, if you are driving down the streets of Craig after the sun has set, that white may take on a green, red, blue or golden tint, the snow glistening from the twinkling of Christmas lights.

Moffat County Jail

Brandwynne L. Prespentt, 25, of Craig, was booked into Moffat County Jail on a warrant.

Today

8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Moffat County Libraries will be open.

Most of us have heard the saying, “Don’t hate the player, hate the game.”

William Scalzo said he came to Craig in August, all the way from Connecticut, to be part of a good community.

Ask Barry Bergman where he’s from, and the short answer you’ll get is Miles City, Mont., a small ranching community in the eastern part of the state. A place not all that dissimilar to Craig.

At 60 years old, Jean Selan has fears and doubts.

When they find the time, Tinneal and Wade Gerber like to dance, to country for the most part.

Amanda Kenney, 35, said she is not a religious person, but God bless America.

Children came, then moved on.

Some people might say he changed.

For many, working is simply a means to an end, a way to earn a paycheck and a living. For the lucky few, however, their chosen profession isn’t work at all, but rather a long-held dream turned into reality.