Last met: Tuesday, June 9

Caitlin Conci, first-year Craig Sea Sharks head coach, knows the first swim meet of the year can result in a different kind of butterfly other than the stroke.

The Hayden Speedway will be open for the second time this season when it welcomes the Street Stock Showdown at 7 p.m. today.

The Craig Police Department recently released its 2008 annual report, a year-in-review of sorts for the city’s law enforcement agency.

The Journey at First Baptist, 1150 W. Ninth St., is scheduled to begin construction on a $2 million facility upgrade and expansion, beginning in late June, according to a news release from the church.

Steven Jay Heafner, of Craig, was booked into Moffat County Jail on suspicion of a probation violation.

8 a.m. The Seventh Annual Arroyo Memorial Golf Tournament takes place at Yampa Valley Golf Course. Proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Craig. Sign up and pay fees at the golf course. The tournament is a four-person scramble. Call Joe Arroyo at 639-2548.

Craig City Attorney Kenny Wohl said he does not plan to cite City Councilor Terry Carwile, who may have violated the city charter by not filing a complete campaign expense report after the April election.

In the basement of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, miniature chairs sit at knee-high tables, empty, as if waiting for the next class of 3-year-olds to troop down the stairs with their muddy shoes and miles of craft paper and Scotch tape.

It can be argued that there is a point when any craft becomes an art form.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - If you’re looking for some good buys, follow your definition of a true bargain rather than that of a slick-talking salesperson. Your assessment will be correct.

Dear Annie: “Ben” and I are in our late 50s, and we recently married. We intended to sell our houses and buy one together, but because of the downturn in the economy, Ben’s house is up for sale, and we live in mine.

When most women get a gift, it is usually something like flowers, jewelry, clothes or something fabulous.

Me? Whoooopeeeee! I got a new outhouse!

As the people of the United States moved forward from the Great War, they began looking for ways to honor those who had given their lives fighting for world peace in faraway lands.

Desks are piled up in classrooms and old computers sit dust-ridden in rows, but each room in the new Craig Middle School is beginning to look more and more like a functional classroom.