Craig Daily Press / Local news

Carol J. Sloan:Thanks for GOWD Help

To all who helped with GOWD, good job! In my opinion, you brought GOWD back in Craig, America.

TMH honors cancer survivors in Craig

TMH celebrated National Cancer Survivors Day for the first time as it continues to expand its oncology clinic.

Craig Briefs: Program for weight loss is available this week

Weigh and Win, a free incentive program to lose weight and make healthier choices, will be available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through June 13 at the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association’s Craig office, 745 Russell St.

Stephanie Pearce: Summertime memories

My parents were self-employed, so when summer came, I was with them all the time.

Neil McCandless: Officials out of touch

Are our commissioners totally out of touch with reality?

Lydia Johnston: Thanks to Ms. Dahlberg

This letter is for Ms. Dahlberg, a most passionate and caring teacher. She taught discipline and respect, at the same time teaching children to have a dream, no matter what it is they want.

Bulldog Sports for the week of June 3, 2013

The coming week in sports for Craig.

Craig briefs: Rules for agriculture and debris burning

The Northwest Colorado Fire Management Unit and the Moffat County Sheriff’s Office is reminding residents about rules for agriculture and debris burning.

Shooting sports a big draw in Craig

Several groups gather at the Craig Trap Club and the Cedar Mountain Range Sportsman Club to test their speed or accuracy (sometimes both) with various firearms. All these groups share passion for having fun shooting guns.

Alcohol suspected as contributing factor in rollover accident on US Highway 40 west of Craig

Officers responded to a one-car rollover accident Friday afternoon on U.S. Highway 40 near mile marker 78 west of Craig. The driver was removed from the car with Jaws of Life and taken to The Memorial Hospital in Craig. The accident is still under investigation, but alcohol is suspected as being a contributing factor in the crash.

Noelle Leavitt Riley: My door is always open

The new managing editor of the Craig Daily Press is thrilled to be apart of a tight-knit community.

Locking horns over health care in Moffat County

The staff at Memorial Hospital want to keep people happy and healthy, and so do leaders of Moffat County. The problem is that they each have different ideas about how that should be done.

Local girl representing Craig at archery nationals

Moffat County High School graduate Tiffany Schulze will go to Grand Island, Neb. for the 2013 National 4-H Shooting Sports Invitational June 23 through 28 and shoot in the compound archery competition. She earned a spot nationals for placing high enough at the Colorado 4-H archery competition last August.