Prather's Picks: Book details life at Elkhead
“Nothing Daunted: The Unexpected Education of Two Society Girls in the West,” written by Dorothy Wickenden, is a nonfiction book, but it reads like a novel.
Lance Scranton: Dads are an influential part of our identities
We just celebrated Father’s Day, and I was glad to hear so many people offer congratulations for being a dad.
Moffat County Commissioner Chuck Grobe to testify about benefits of oil and gas exploration
Moffat County Commissioner Chuck Grobe is headed to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday to testify on behalf of the county’s oil and gas industry and job creation.
The Luttrell Barn Faces Uncertain Future
The stately old Luttrell Barn has fallen into disrepair, and the county must decide if the beloved building is worth saving.
Craig resident Deana Miller reported as missing
The Moffat County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Craig resident Deana Miller, 24, who family and friends say hasn’t been seen since late last week.
Update: New The Memorial Hospital CEO Chris Smolik takes charge
The Memorial Hospital looks toward the future as Chris Smolik takes the reins as the new, permanent CEO.
Stephanie Pearce: Joyful parenting
I’m so thankful that kids are so resilient.
Fishing and shooting clinic put on in Craig by CPW
A large group of Craig residents made their way out to Wyman’s Living History Museum on Saturday to pick up some tricks of the trade when it comes to outdoor recreation.
Weekend car show in Craig exhibits classic autos
Cars of every make and model and every color of the rainbow lined Yampa Avenue on Saturday afternoon during the Bear River Young Life and Colorado Cruisers Car and Motorcycle Show. Spectators got the chance to see a wide variety of vehicular craftsmanship brought in from people all over the country while raising funds throughout the day for Young Life.
Cracker rocks the park during Whittle the Wood festivities in Craig
Cracker packed the Loudy-Simpson Park on Saturday in a rocking send-off to this year's Whittle the Wood Rendezvous.
Whittle the Wood carver sweeps 2013 awards
After more than three days of carving in the sun and heat at Loudy-Simpson Park, one artist’s work among 11 stood out Saturday at the finale of the 14th annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous.
Whittle the Wood Quick Carve attracts a crowd in Craig
The main wood carving competition is the reason artists come to Craig for the Whittle the Wood Rendezvous and what attracts community members out to Loudy-Simpson Park during the week leading up to the Saturday festival. But when it comes to a higher-octane form of artsy entertainment, the Quick Carve can’t be beat.
Charlene Abdella: Thanks for the support
On June 8, the Moffat County Sheriff’s Office’s 26th annual High School Scholarship Golf Tournament was held and all had a great time.
Tamera Manzanares: Prevention key to men’s health
Guys: If you make it to 100, you will be surrounded by women.
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