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4-H Council officers include, from left, Karissa Maneotis, president and senator; Makayla Goodnow, vice president; Emily Wellman, secretary/treasurer; Cheyenne Ossen, fair board representative; Lyndi Wellman, fair board representative alternate.

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Kathie Butts, left, and Renee Turner serve a Thanksgiving meal to students Tuesday at Moffat County High School during the A-lunch period. Turner knew the names of most of the students passing by, no small feat as she sees between 400 and 500 students a day.

Photo by Hans Hallgren

Maxine Monger prepares à la carte hamburgers Tuesday at Moffat County High School.

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Carrie Snowden uncovers some of the 10-pound roast turkeys that were prepared for the students Tuesday at the high school. The turkey is steamed to keep it warm and transported in heating jackets.

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Kathie Butts pours gravy into large thermoses for transport from Moffat County High School on Tuesday.

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Carrie Snowden checks out students Tuesday during the lunch period at Moffat County High School. The lunch department funds itself with money made from the schools they service.

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Michelle Debowes, 5, puts a ribbon on the top of a freshly wrapped gift Friday in front of Wal-Mart. Debowes was helping members of First Christian Church with a fundraiser during Black Friday.

Photo by Jerry Raehal

Markie Workman, left, and Angie Charchalis and have signed national letters of intent to play college basketball. Charchalis will attend the Colorado School of Mines, and Workman will play at Adams State College. The two will become rivals, as both schools are part of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.

Photo by Hans Hallgren