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Bryan Jennings Johnson, 32, of Craig, was booked into Moffat County Jail on suspicion of bond revocation.

1 p.m. The Red Hat Society gathers at Subway.

The Moffat County Tourism Association plans to revamp its approach to marketing the area, either by hiring a professional consulting firm or by conducting its own surveys.

Steve Smith, 61, has been farming fresh honey for the past 35 years, taking it from hives he cultivates throughout Moffat County.

Dear Annie: I have raised my stepdaughter, “Candace,” for the past 10 years. Her mother passed away tragically when she was very young, and I have tried to be a friend ever since, standing up for her, bending over backward to be good to her.

We were all working away. The chainsaws buzzin’, the mauls choppin’, the chips flyin’ and the sweat pouring.

We weren’t going to wait until there was a foot or more of snow on the ground before we got in our winter supply of firewood. No sir. We’re getting while the getting is good.

Adding a grade and rebuilding the middle school, as well as transforming Craig Intermediate School into a preschool through fifth-grade building, will mean safe student arrival could be a concern Aug. 31 and beyond.

By the 1890s, sheepmen from Utah and Wyoming were beginning to see that Northwest Colorado could be a profitable place for their flocks.

As the Moffat County High School varsity football’s offense rumbled down the field for the first time this season, everything appeared to be clicking.

“So, what’s the difference between riding a mechanical bull and riding a real one?” the boy asked his dad.

Working cattle is never easy, but there are things a rancher can do to minimize stress and injury to the cattle, leading to a quality product and more profitable operation, and perhaps a less stressful and safer time for the rancher, too.