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On June 8, adults - young and old - spent the day at Moffat County Fairgrounds.

Officers responded to two requests to assist a resident.

6 a.m. The American Bass Anglers District 92 in Craig participates in a bass fishing tournament at Starvation Lake, northwest of Duchesne, Utah. Call Steve Drake at 826-0360 or Don Eriksen at 629-2915.

Elisa Shackelton took some time Wednesday, her last day in the office at Moffat County Extension, to reflect on her 8 1/2 years in Craig.

Matt Bohrer is used to it. As a bull rider for the Moffat County High School rodeo team, he has competed on bulls many times.

The Ninth Annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous features the woodcarving talents of 11 entrants, four of whom are new to the Craig competition. While all are enjoying the use of Craig City Park to shape their stumps into artistic creations, those who are in their first year in town have a fresh take on the procedure.

Colorado Northwestern Community College officials are preparing to head into the first stages of designing a new academic building for the college’s Craig campus.

On June 10, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission hosted a meeting in Grand Junction.

I woke up this morning craving fish, so I went to the store to buy some. To my surprise, the label on the package said it was a product of China. What a shock.

Numerous girls softball teams descended on Craig and Moffat County this week as part of the annual Triple Crown Sports youth tournaments, marking the 13th consecutive year the organization has brought youth sporting events to the Yampa Valley.

Suicide trends are hard to measure, but the current trend is good news for Moffat County officials who are involved with the issue.

It’s hard to hear anything over the rumble of the ‘66 Ford Mustang GT 350 poised at the starting line.

Who knew that little Fairfield, Iowa, was a national leader in a form of entrepreneurship known as economic gardening?

As evident by Wednesday morning’s snowfall, nobody can say for sure how long summer will last.

Marianna Raftopoulos said in her years as a member of the Colorado Wildlife Commission, she never saw a meeting like a recent public gathering in Grand Junction.

The Sunset Elementary School library was empty Thursday morning.

There are many people who dream about operating their own business. Some follow through on that dream and open the doors of a business only to discover that it is more work than they imagined with many challenges and demands.