October 2007
Photos for October 17, 2007
Pictured from left in this undated photo are Doug's brother David Bell, sister Glenda Bell, mother Barbara Amon, Doug Bell and sister Linda Bell.
From left, Mike Toovey, of Black Dog Cycles, Brandy Cole, of Stillwater Motors, and Red Cortner, of Homemaker Furnishings, in front of some of the pumpkins they gave away Saturday to elementary-aged children in front of the businesses on Ranney Street. Coats, hats and mittens were also accepted for Love INC, which distributes throughout the community.
Ned Miller, right, congratulates Sara Burkett and her family on their new house after Sunday's Moffat County Chapter Habitat for Humanity dedication ceremony.
Michael and Brianna Burkett read along to the dedication prayer during Sunday's Moffat County Chapter Habitat for Humanity dedication ceremony at 745 Yampa Ave..
Marty Marek, 2, of Craig, plays Thursday afternoon at Loudy-Simpson Park.
Tracy Mendoza, of Moffat County, makes an attempt at the goal against Bryce Peters at the end of the first half.
Ian Forgay, of Moffat County, dribbles past Bryce Peters, of Steamboat Springs, Tuesday evening at Loudy-Simpson park. The game ended in a 2-2 tie
Tracy Mendoza hugs his mother Delia during senior appreciation following Bulldogs soccer's last home game of the season. Members of the Bulldogs soccer team took time to thank family for their support throughout the season.
Jim Gregoire, the Trapper Fitness Center manager, knows how difficult the road to living a clean and sober life can be. A new clinic, beginning in mid-November at the fitness center, is designed to help those recovering from drug and alcohol addictions. The clinic will focus on using fitness as a way to avoid relapsing.
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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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