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It’s glimpses like the first six minutes of Friday’s Steamboat Springs-Moffat County game that give the Steamboat girl’s program hope. But it was the last 26 minutes of Friday’s 78-24 loss that showed why Moffat County is one of the top teams in the state.

Bonfils Blood Center will be in Baggs from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday. at the Higher Ed Center.

Sara Schneider, Chadron State College student, has enrolled in the classes, attended the lectures and taken the exams.

But, the real test began six weeks ago when she started student teaching at Sunset Elementary School.

Jon and Megan Crook don’t deny that their lives together have been rough.

I have gotten calls this week asking, “How are you and your office surviving all the complaints about taxes since the tax bills were mailed last Monday?”

As a returning regional champion, Moffat County senior Cory Vigil knows what it takes to win at the big tournaments. But his struggles this year had to be in the back of his mind as he stepped to the mat for this year’s Class 4A Regional Wrestling Tournament in Craig.

The Moffat County Libraries are closed for Presidents Day.

Moffat County Jail

No reports.

Remember in grade school, when our mothers and fathers tried to teach us that we can’t depend on the teacher to solve our problems.

The night, the game and possibly the distinction of best point guard in the state belonged to Steamboat Springs’ Michael Vandahl on Friday night against Moffat County.

When we think of the people who made lasting impacts on the development of Craig, we usually think of those who stayed for decades, or even their entire life. But, there was a handful of people who made lasting contributions in a very short time span.

Seeded 28th entering the girls 200-yard medley relay at the 4A swimming state championships in Fort Collins, members of the Moffat County High School girls swim team didn’t have high expectations about finishing in the top 16.

The jackrabbit - whose original name was said to be “jackass rabbit” because of its long, donkey-like ears - is no stranger to Moffat County.

When the Craig Centennial Committee started advertising a poster contest in January, Carol Jacobson did not expect 20 entries by the Feb. 8 deadline.

The second-floor courtroom is quiet on this day, a Thursday afternoon in the Moffat County Courthouse, and its rows of seats are empty, save for the man sitting in the front row.

When I first found this article in the June 4, 1913, Steamboat Pilot, I thought how wonderful it was that I happened to find it in 2008, the year of Craig’s 100th birthday.