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As music plays, dancers dance at Saturday night's 69th annual Firefighter's Ball put on by Craig Fire/Rescue. Chief Chris Nichols said early estimates had 250 people attending the fundraising event, held at the O.P. Bar-N-Grill. Final results will appear later this week in the Craig Daily Press.

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Paul Diamond, left, reacts to a slap from behind by Stoney during Friday night's professional wrestling exhibition at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. Although rain shortened the event from four matches to two, the crowd enjoyed what they saw.

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Wyatt Bellio, 8, sinks his teeth into some barbecue ribs at the Moffat County Fair's barbecue competition Saturday.

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Nick Maneotis' masterpiece rotates as people sit down and enjoy a meal at the Moffat County Fair's barbecue cook-off Saturday. Maneotis, Darren Wilde and Richard Oberwitte all prepared barbecue for the cook-off attendees to judge.

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May McIntyre gets her plate filled with some barbecue at Saturday's barbecue cook-off.

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Ashley Barber walks her dog, Banner, through a spin in Sunday's Dog Rally O course at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.

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Bronc buster Will Berg looks over his saddle as the sun sets on the Moffat County Fairgrounds. Berg was wearing the shirt honoring Wes Hertzog that all of the competitors wore.

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Emma Villard, 2, wasn't a big fan of ending up in the dirt during the "boot race" for kids during a break at the Wes Hertzog Memorial Bronc Match. Emma's mom found her shortly after, dusted her off and she was just fine.

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Blaze Hamaker holds on to Heaven Bound during the short go of Saturday's Wes Hertzog Memorial Bronc Match. Hamaker and Heaven Bound earned an 86 for the highest score of the evening.

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Officer Laurie Schulze

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Deb Dunnaway and Dan prepare to negotiate the course during Sunday's Horse Driving event at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. Sharp turns and tightly spaced cones makes the course a challenge for many drivers.

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Marla Stephenson enjoys a book at the Maybell library, where she works. Leaving the corporate world behind in Denver for the small town life, Stephenson's retirement gave way to a job she loves and a place where she can meet interesting people and the read to the town's youngsters.

Photo by Dan Olsen