Craig Sea Sharks begin practice for summer season
Moffat County’s high school boys swimming team finished its season last weekend at the 2013 state championships, but the next swimming season in Craig already had begun.
Craig resident opens quilting studio
Local resident opens longarm shop in Craig
Quilting is a way of life for Craig resident Linda Pinnt. It’s a passion she said she got from her mother, who left Pinnt a collection of quilting supplies, including a longarm machine, when she died.
Craig briefs: Moffat library branches set to close for holiday
All branches of the Moffat County Libraries will be closed Saturday through Monday for the Memorial Day holiday weekend. The branches will reopen Tuesday.
The Record for May 22
Moffat County and city of Craig police, fire and ambulance calls
Social Services seeks parent input for child services survey
The Moffat County Collaborative Council for Children and Families is seeking input from parents to identify the community’s unmet needs for children, youth and families.
Government update for May 22
The Craig Rural Fire Protection District board meets Thursday.
Moffat County Commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
During its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday, the Moffat County Commission:
Moffat County High School student makes a warm donation
MCHS sophomore makes quilt for needy kid
A semesterlong project for one Moffat County High School student recently came to a close and soon will brighten the day of a child in need.
Thom Schnellinger: High school graduation
During the month of May, to a quarter of our school population, their entire focus is Graduation on Memorial Day weekend in our high school gym. Without a doubt, the students have worked very hard and their accomplishments are varied and significant.
Moffat County resident Frank Moe announces bid for Moffat County Commission
The 2014 election is 19 months away, but a local candidate has emerged for the District 3 office of Moffat County commissioner.
Museum of Northwest Colorado exhibit to celebrate railroad centennial
The Museum of Northwest Colorado's new exhibit will open along with the start of Grand Olde West Days, which has become something of an unofficial start to the summer season for the museum, as well.
Secretary of State Scott Gessler: Gov. John Hickenlooper is a partisan rubberstamp
Troubles loom with new election rules
Depending on political affiliation, the first session of the 69th Colorado General Assembly could be summed up as monumentally historic or woefully un-American.
Government update for May 20
Government update
Craig Briefs: Teacher retirement gift entries sought by school
Sandrock Elementary School teacher Michele Conroy is retiring after 23 years of teaching, and the school is sending out a call for letters from former students, parents of students, colleagues and friends to add to a scrapbook being compiled for her.
Baxter Black: Me and Albert
Back in the days before satellite TV, cellphones, video players, Netflix and laptops, many ranchers in the West were isolated from civilization.
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