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After outscoring Moffat County, 23-9, in the third quarter and taking a 54-37 lead, the Demons put on a show for the crowd at Glenwood Springs High School.

Two games into Class 4A Western Slope League play, the Glenwood Springs girls are sitting on top of the standings.

The Memorial Hospital has “received very little,” of the nearly half million dollars owed to it by a now defunct Craig collection company, hospital officials said.

In the next week or so, if a person calls asking about your monthly rent and utility costs, Evelyn Tileston would like you to consider not hanging up.

Sitting on Moffat County Sheriff Tim Jantz’s desk is a blue Mead notebook.

Some long-held grievances have put the Colorado Division of Wildlife in the bull’s-eye of at least three rural Republican lawmakers who believe the agency is out of control in its buy up of privately owned land.

How is your house holding up against this winter weather?

The Colorado First Soil Conservation District is taking orders for seedling tree sales.

John Mack - carpenter, ranch hand, wayfarer and, eventually, one of Craig’s earliest residents.

No reports.

9:30 a.m. An avalanche awareness training, hosted by the Northwest Colorado Snowmobile Club, is at the Freeman trailhead, approximately 11 miles north on Highway 13. The seminar is free. Call 824-5353 or 824-4198.

The Colorado State Legislature has begun, and there is no doubt that important issues will be discussed.

To Make the Best Better.

Krista Schenck, Moffat County High School business and marketing instructor, has her sights set on her students’ futures - beyond high school and after college.

Most everyone has heard of a mother’s intuition - the maternal ability to know the welfare of her child regardless of date or distance.