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Leroy Montoya with Union Pacific Railroad walks past the old Jordan Flanger recently donated to the Wyman Living History Museum. The antique railroad-track snowplow was pushed by a locomotive and had pneumatic arms that lowered to push snow back from the tracks.

Photo by Dan Olsen

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Moffat County golfer Nick Moyer chips onto the No. 4 green at the Haymaker golf course Wednesday afternoon. Moyer shot an 85 to lead the Bulldogs at the Steamboat Invitational.

Photo by John F. Russell

Jordan Spreader No. 048 rests in Craig on Wednesday after the Union Pacific Railroad shipped the machine from Phippsburg for donation to the Wyman Living History Museum. The spreader had pushed snow from tracks in Northwest Colorado since it was put into service in 1937.

Photo by Dan Olsen

Rick McKnight talks to one of his workers as his job at the Wal-Mart SuperCenter winds down Wednesday afternoon. McKnight's company, American Construction, built the front entrance as well as did the framing and Cornish trim across the building's roof.

Photo by Collin Smith

Wind and rain played havoc on the streets of Craig on Wednesday afternoon, including knocking off the top of a tree, which crushed the fence below it, at the Grubb residence on the 500 block of Rose Street.

Photo by Jerry Raehal