July 2007
Photos for July 7, 2007
Katelynn Turner puffs her cheeks out to collect breath Saturday afternoon at the Craig Pool Complex. Turner swam one leg of the 100-meter freestyle relay as part of the Craig Sea Sharks.
Katelynn Turner puffs her cheeks out to collect breath Saturday afternoon at the Craig Pool Complex. Turner swam one leg of the 100-meter freestyle relay as part of the Craig Sea Sharks.
O’Mailia “dead heads” petunias while watering a planter at the United States Post Office on Pershing Street.
O’Mailia winds a hose back on its reel Thursday after watering flowers at Sunset Meadows.
The city’s flowers, like this snapdragon, grow so well because of weekly fertilizer O’Mailia applies, she said. The city’s planters include primarily petunias because they’re so hardy, O’Mailia said.
Shelia O’Mailia waters flowers Thursday afternoon along Victory Way. As a seasonal worker for the City of Craig Parks and Recreation Department, O’Mailia said she loves her job. The hardest part is driving the large truck around.
President Randy Looper, right, presents Heather Brown with a $1,500 college scholarship from the Craig Rotary Club during a June meeting.
Angie Roberts will serve as director of Eagle’s Nest Preschool, which opens this fall in Calvary Baptist Church. She said the school will emphasize Christian values through prayer, song and stories.
Chuck Kistler, of Hayden, and his dog, Gus, cruise along the waters of Elkhead Reservoir on Friday afternoon. Following the two and a half year dam expansion project, Elkhead is being dedicated at a ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.
About 600 Jehovah’s Witnesses converged on Craig’s Kingdom Hall this week to gut and renovate the church. The church, which was builtin 1980, will have new siding, landscaping, carpet and seats by Sunday evening.
A few boats float on the water Friday afternoon at Elkhead Reservoir, which is being dedicated Wednesday. The Craig Kiwanis Club will host a barbecue, and expansion project organizers will speak at the event, which is open to the public.
Chuck Kistler, of Hayden, and his dog, Gus, cruise along the waters of Elkhead Reservoir on Friday afternoon. Following the two and a half year dam expansion project, Elkhead is being dedicated at a ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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