July 2007
Photos for July 11, 2007
Ivan Nielsen fires a pitch toward a Steamboat Springs 11- and 12-year-old All-Star on Tuesday afternoon. Nielsen lasted five innings in Moffat County’s 10-3 victory at Emerald Park in Steamboat Springs.
Ivan Nielsen fires a pitch toward a Steamboat Springs 11- and 12-year-old All-Star on Tuesday afternoon. Nielsen lasted five innings in Moffat County’s 10-3 victory at Emerald Park in Steamboat Springs.
Brentten Ivers follows through on his second home run of the game Tuesday afternoon against the Steamboat Springs All-Stars at Emerald Park in Steamboat Springs.
Kinlie Brennise receives recognition at the Moffat County Little Britches Rodeo at the awards ceremony. Two-hundred youngsters took part in four days of events.
Jaidyn Steele exits after receiving the Curly Borcher award and buckle awarded to a special young athlete at the Moffat County Little Britches Rodeo.
Tom Johnson plays some football with friends in City Park to work up an appetite on the Fourth of July. An afternoon barbecue and evening fireworks followed.
Dave Fleming with Moffat County Little Britches Rodeo thanks the judges and volunteers who made the four-day rodeo a success.
Adrian Egan floats with his dog in the Yampa River on the Fourth of July. Egan was cooling down before friends from work came over for a holiday barbecue at his house in the late afternoon.
Moffat County Commissioner Tom Mathers goes through paperwork in his courthouse office. Mathers completed six months in office Monday in his second time elected as commissioner. He also served in that capacity from 1989 to 1993.
Moffat County Commissioner Tom Mathers goes through paperwork in his courthouse office. Mathers completed six months in office Monday in his second time elected as commissioner. He also served in that capacity from 1989 to 1993.
Gary Wentz of Casper, Wyo., lays brick on the exterior of Craig’s Kingdom Hall on Friday. About 600 volunteers from Wyoming and Colorado renovated in the inside out outside of the building on Westridge Road in four days.
Elkhead Reservoir’s recent expansion project, completed in September 2006, raised the water level 20 feet, doubling the capacity to 25,550 acre-feet. The reservoir reopened for public use this summer, and organizers are dedicating the dam beginning at 4:30 p.m. today.
Elkhead Reservoir’s recent expansion project, completed in September 2006, raised the water level 20 feet, doubling the capacity to 25,550 acre-feet. The reservoir reopened for public use this summer, and organizers are dedicating the dam beginning at 4:30 p.m. today.
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