July 2007
Photos for July 5, 2007
Rookies Heather Hampton, from left, and Ryan Hampton and firefighter Justin Anthony of Craig Fire/Rescue shovel dirt around boxes containing the fireworks for Wednesday night's Fourth of July finale. Craig Fire/Rescue lit about $8,000 worth of shells during this year's show.
Ed Gereaux, from left, his wife, Cindy, and friend Clint Nelson watch a water balloon sail from a slingshot Wednesday evening on the Moffat County High School lawn before fireworks began nearby. The group was firing balloons at their children, waiting for the splash down the hill.
Fireworks light up the sky over Moffat County High School and Craig on Wednesday night in celebration of Independence Day. Craig Fire/Rescue presented the show, which included more than 1,000 shells.
Andrew Aultman prepares for the Craig A, B, C Open Friday to Sunday at the Craig Swimming Pool Complex. Aultman is one of 50 Craig Sea Sharks competing in the local meet.
Katherine Dodd practices her breaststroke turn Tuesday afternoon at Craig Pool Complex in preparation for the Sea Sharks meet this weekend.
Blaine Tucker with Mountain Air Spray Company sprayed for mosquitoes over Craig and Moffat County last week as part of the program to prevent the spread of West Nile Virus. No infected mosquitoes have been found in the county this year.
The cool water of the Yampa River was the place to find Adrian Egan on the Fourth of July. Egan and his dog took a refreshing dip before settling in for an afternoon barbecue and evening fireworks.
Five-year-old Megan Lee makes some bubbles at the Fowler Memorial picnic at Loudy-Simpson Park on Wednesday. About 50 family and friends gathered for the Fourth of July celebration and a memorial to late Craig resident George Fowler.
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Question of the week
Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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