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In a sloppy Slope opener, The Devils committed 32 turnovers, losing to Moffat County, 56-31, in Gypsum.

Less than three minutes into Friday night’s game against Steamboat Springs, Doug Bouck made a statement.

Steven Jay Heafner, 48, of Craig, was booked into Moffat County Jail on suspicion of violating bail bonds and violating a restraining order.

Moffat County Commission last met: Tuesday, Jan. 6

Suicide prevention class Thursday

7 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. Ongoing games in the Yampa Valley Invitational men’s hockey tournament are at Moffat County Ice Arena, 600 S. Ranney. For more information, call 824-3011.

Craig resident Michelle Moore is trying to stay positive in the midst of change.

Carla Roloff has a new court date and a new attorney.

Rookie lawmaker Randy Baumgardner, of Hot Sulphur Springs, is finding his first week in the Colorado Legislature slightly daunting.

A long-time area prosecutor used part of her Friday morning to remove three framed degrees, reminders of a family heritage in law, from a wall in her office at the Moffat County Courthouse.

Ask older residents about their memories of “outhouses,” and the first thing they recall is tipping the buildings over on Halloween. The memories come from their younger days, when tipping the privies was a common prank.

You could say the past few months have been hectic for Becky and Kaci Meek.

“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” approaches the most crucial, philosophical aspects of our existence - love, friendship, death, etc. Most impressive is the fact that the movie handles such questions in reverse.

Well, now we know a little more of the history of the beginnings of the Mount Streeter mine.

Why should criminal cases be covered at all?

From spending a week working cattle on a ranch to getting lost in a corn maze, agritourism activities are popping up across the state. According to a 2006 survey by CSU, 13.2 million visitors experienced agritourism in Colorado, with a total economic impact of $2.2 billion.