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Having had a bye in the first round of the state 4A girls basketball playoffs, Moffat County entered Saturday’s second-round match-up with Berthoud a well-rested team.

Attention all high-school-aged boys who are interested in playing competitive soccer.

Craig Middle School hosted a dance Friday and many seventh and eighth-graders were there.

As the young community of Craig continued to grow, many of its residents began to think that the area needed to “graduate” to the ranks of an incorporated town. As usually occurs in a democracy, some residents were against the incorporations, but most were in favor of taking this step of independence.

Rural electric co-operatives, which lost a major battle about energy efficiency measures in the Colorado House this week, reversed their long held opposition to net metering Thursday and testified in support of a compromise bill to boost acceptance of home-grown energy.

At its Feb. 28 meeting, the Moffat County School Board:

The Craig Daily Press won six Colorado Associated Press awards for the 2007 year, including three first-place finishes by photographer John Henry.

Jane Harmon, Moffat County High School principal, said she is familiar with the cans and the packs.

Beginning around January, the conversation among ranchers inevitably turns to when to begin calving.

5 p.m. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary No. 4265 hosts its monthly Senior Citizen’s Dinner at the VFW restaurant. The menu will be lasagna, garlic bread, salad and cake. Call Jeannie Wixson at 276-3145.

If the Moffat County Courthouse were a private business, it would make a great mall.

School district to present drawings

Results from a recent city-commissioned resident survey are in, but there aren’t as many mandates to officials as a steady range of priorities.

Railroad history ties in closely with the childhood memories of Patt McCaffrey, Community Foundation of Northwest Colorado chairwoman.