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In this year’s annual women’s Mardi Gras hockey tournament, the Craig Puck Ewes had the task of playing both host and hockey in the same weekend.

Routt County Sheriff Gary Wall will fight the Colorado Department of Revenue’s yearlong revocation of his driver’s license and is asking that his license be reinstated while the appeal process plays out.

Triple Crown Sports wants to use the playing fields at Steamboat Springs’ Emerald Park as part of its proposed two-year contract extension with the city.

At times, it’s been a struggle to keep child care services streamlined, Cmdr. Bill Leonard, of the Craig Police Department, said.

Today

8 a.m. The Craig Downtown Business Association meets at Serendipity Coffee Shop, 576 Yampa Ave. The second Wednesday of each month is a meet-and-greet, hosted by a local business.

Pop and country music - Michael Martin Murphey has performed them both, said Frank Hanel, 55 Country and KRAI owner and general manager.

And then there were two.

The Craig City Council identified two finalists Tuesday night for the seat vacated by Rod Compton: Chris Nichols, former Craig Fire/Rescue chief, and Gene Bilodeau, Colorado Northwestern Community College Craig campus dean.

The Craig Daily Press is asking for the public’s help in identifying some of the area’s top professionals younger than 40 years old. The newspaper is seeking nominations, and those professionals selected will be featured in upcoming editions.

It’s not the snow buildup on sidewalks worrying downtown business owners, said Tom Cramer, co-owner of Cramer Flooring at 575 Yampa Ave.

It’s the curbs.

Ah, to be on the Florida coast right now.

Experiencing all the sun, surf and explosions? Such is the action of the Sunshine State in the new movie, “Fool’s Gold.”

Meg Cabot’s “Princess Diaries” are books popular with young adults, perhaps because some of them were made into Disney movies.

Zachary Beckwith, 18, of Steamboat Springs, was booked into Moffat County Jail on suspicion of possession of marijuana and unlawful distribution/manufacture/dispensing/possession.

I’d like to send out a heartfelt thank you for whomever was kind enough to plow our driveway Friday on Meadow Lane.

Greg Blackstun and Mike Zehner, Moffat County High School Speech and Debate team members, knew what they were facing when they debated in a district-wide speech competition last week.

I would like to take a moment to thank the Downtown Business Association, Mary Kay and Johnnie Sherman of The Giving Tree and all the chocolate tasters who voted for me during the 13th Annual Art Walk.