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The nice thing about making Mexican casserole recipes is that you can substitute ingredients, like soups and cheeses, and the recipe still turns out. Mine never taste the same twice. You have choices of ingredients in this week’s recipe (origins unknown).

Three games to go in the regular season.

Moffat County High School wrestler Matt Kincheloe sauntered into the wrestling room for practice Wednesday with a stone-cold look on his face.

Chad Starnater

Age: 21

What should your business card say you do? Mine coal

The story behind how Veranda Auld learned crocheting begins with yarn and hooks.

A pair of recent research projects detailed some of the environmental impacts of using magnesium chloride as a highway de-icer in the winter and as a summer dust-suppressant on unpaved county roads.

Big dreams take big effort, said Bryce Jacobson, Craig Chamber of Commerce board president and Daily Press publisher.

I would like to thank the kind people who stopped to help me Tuesday when my car was stuck in a large puddle by Village Inn.

Our world is dying, and we’re killing it.

I’d like to tell you a true story about what happened to my husband and me on our way to church Sunday.

Going to college is something that has been instilled in me since I was born.

Love is in the air.

At least, for my 6-year-old and 7-year-old daughters, it is.

Lawrence Wayne Adair, 46, of Craig, was booked into Moffat County Jail on a warrant.

The Craig Chamber of Commerce is closed Monday in observance of Presidents Day.

6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Boys & Girls Club of Craig is open for a play day. Participants can help prepare for the Winter Carnival at the Wyman Museum.

The Craig Police Department is asking for the public’s help with an investigation into a burglary at a local convenience store.

Gisela Garrison’s family likes to get to know the world, she said.

There’s so much planned for the Wyman Museum’s Winter Festival on Saturday and Sunday, Museum Curator Nicky Boulger can’t keep it all straight.

The All Crimes Enforcement Team, formerly known as GRAMNET, seized more than $250,000 worth of illegal narcotics in 2007, a number more than double the previous year’s drug seizures.