April 2008
Photos for April 12, 2008
A marketing sign for Frontier Airlines stands in front of the ticket counter at Denver International Airport on Wednesday, hours after Frontier filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Frontier says operations will continue as usual, and flights will not be affected.
Hayden has set its town-wide spring cleaning for May 3. Trash bins will be located at the Routt County Fairgrounds.
Edith Mae Ottens celebrates her 99th birthday three years ago. Ottens, now 102, still lives in the area.
Moffat County High School senior J.T. Haddan will be heading off to Colorado State University at Pueblo next year where he will become a member of the school’s first football team. Haddan also hopes to maintain his 3.9 GPA in college.
The Moffat County Thunder all-star cheer team captured third place in Las Vegas at nationals. The event marked the end of the season for the girls; next season begins in August.
Zach Hendershott, left, and Dave Morris warm up before rehearsal Thursday night.
Some of the props backstage wait to be used during rehearsal.
Katie Johnson, with Katie’s Costumes, plays Jack Rabbit Johnson, a narrator for the play.
Jan Rinker watches the script for her queue to turn on the flood lights on stage.
Randy Looper, from left, Zach Hendershott, Bill Ronis and Kurt Ashley practice a scene Thursday during a dress rehearsal.
A cow mothers its calf.
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