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Moffat County High School senior Clint Chew holds up flowers during bidding at the Future Farmers of America Project Auction on Tuesday at Moffat County High School. Projects made and grown by the students were auctioned off to raise money for the FFA program.
Gus the horse waits outside of J. W. Snack’s Gulf Coast Bar and BBQ on Wednesday for his owner Mike Price. Price decided to ride Gus into town because of the current high price of fuel.
Sylvia Duncan receives the 2008 Craig Daily Press Teacher of the Year award from senior Emily Norris on Wednesday at Moffat County High School. Norris nominated Duncan for the award.
Lou Wyman, left, shows Sunset Elementary School kindergarten students an old time tin toy May 1 at the school. Stories from the kindergartners and other Sunset Elementary students will be featured in a book that is scheduled for completion this week.
Moffat county high school junior Erin Urbanoski, right, races to the finish line in the girls 100-meter dash last month in the Clint Wells Invitational. Urbanoski qualified for the state championships in the 100 and is the defending girls 4A champion in long jump.
Collin Raye is scheduled to perform during Grand Olde West Days, an annual Memorial Day weekend event held in Craig. Other activities are slated throughout the weekend at Wyman Museum, the Moffat County Fairgrounds and Alice Pleasant Park, located in the 500 block of Yampa Avenue.
TJ Casey, accompanied by his group, the Rough Riders, is scheduled to perform during Grand Olde West Days, an annual Memorial Day weekend event held in Craig. Other activities are slated throughout the weekend at Wyman Museum, the Moffat County Fairgrounds and Alice Pleasant Park, located in the 500 block of Yampa Avenue.
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Shawn Curtis, of Craig, fires at bowling pins during the Bears Ears Sportsman’s Club Bowling Pin Shoot on Tuesday. Curtis, a member of the club, was one of many Craig residents participating in the bi-weekly event.
The 22nd annual “Where the Hell is Maybell?” bike ride departs from Northwest Storage at 7 a.m. and from Western Knolls at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday. The ride is free. A $5 breakfast of pancakes, bacon, eggs and orange juice will be served at the Maybell Park.
Participants in Saturday’s Special Olympics at Moffat County High School watch balloons take off during the opening ceremonies.
Cindy Chotvacs, dressed in a Southern Belle costume, gets ready to go out onto the runway Saturday during the Mother’s Day luncheon and fashion show at St. Michael Catholic Church.
Craig Intermediate School students hike on a trail at Cedar Mountain on May 6. The students learned about plant and animal life in the area during the event taught by Yampatika and the Bureau of Land Management.
Martha Martinez gets ready to go out onto the runway Saturday during the Mother’s Day luncheon and fashion show at St. Michael Catholic Church. The 48 costumes were provided by Katie’s Kostumes.
Moffat County High School math and physical education teacher Gary Tague is retiring from teaching. Tague will remain as Craig Middle School football coach, a position he says he’ll have for many more years.
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