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For single mother Melissa Kerbs, the best part of owning a home will be that her young sons will have their own rooms for the first time.

There’s hustle. There’s resolve to come back. There’s talent.

Two words came out almost immediately when coach Marin Campbell described the Moffat County High School girls swim team’s performance at the Jeffco Invite on Friday and Saturday: great and excited.

For Moffat County High School girls basketball point guard Angie Charchalis, Saturday’s 37-29 victory against Rifle was a long-time coming.

The Internal Revenue Service announced recently that the upcoming tax season is expected to start on time for everyone except certain taxpayers potentially affected by late enactment of the Alternative Minimum Tax “patch.”

There are many ways to thank veterans.

Sven Wiik, 86, knows a thing or two about cross-country skiing.

The family of Casey McKee thanks their friends in the communities of Craig, Milner, Hayden, Maybell and Browns Park as well as St. Michael parish, Father Jim Fox, and Owen and Judy at Grant Mortuary for the many prayers, masses, food, beautiful flowers and cards and phone calls of concern. We also thank you for the scholarship fund donations and for traveling the miles to show tribute and celebrate his life with us.

College grants, loans, work-study and scholarships are subjects that will be discussed at the seniors financial aid seminar at 6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday at Moffat County High School.

The Craig Branch of the Moffat County Libraries is closed for inventory.

Back hurting from shoveling the snow on your walk and driveway?

Amid the glamour and glad-handing at the Holiday Inn on Saturday night, some points were made, some concessions given and some candidates presented.

Eight minutes in to holding signups, Mayor Don Jones and Craig Centennial Committee member Beth Gilchrist had 22 people enter the Brothers of the Brush contest.