December 2008
Photos for December 13, 2008
Moffat County High School senior Mike Peters reacts after taking a charge during the first quarter Friday night against D'Evelyn High School at the Steamboat ShootOut basketball tournament.
Glenn Pritchard hangs up "Begger Beads," hand-made by his wife, Audrey, along with wind chimes at the 2007 Winter Arts and Crafts Show at Centennial Mall. The 2008 show continues from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Centennial Mall.
Moffat County Jail inmate Carlo Roche, from the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe near Reno, Nev., works in the garage on bikes confiscated by local law enforcement and never reclaimed. Parts for the bikes are purchased at cost from J&R Cyclery using the inmate welfare account, made up of funds generated through the jail commissary.
Cliff Richardson, 57, of Craig, estimates he spends about six hours a day, Monday through Friday, working on bikes with other inmates. Recently, 15 bikes were sent to the Owyhee tribe near Elko, Nev., and another 10 to the KRAI/55 Holiday Drive.
Duane Randall, 36, from the Sioux tribe of Nevada, works on bikes at the Moffat County Public Safety Center. Randall is among several inmates who are refurbishing bikes that will be donated to children locally and on Native American reservations.
Fish at Critters R Us gather at the corner of their tank, waiting for Wardlow to feed them.
Dena Wardlow takes inventory at her store. She said she keeps on hand everything people might need for their pets, and if she doesn't have something, it can be ordered. "We have all kinds of goodies," she said.
Dena Wardlow talks about the variety of inventory in her store. She said it has increased because of customers coming in and asking for something to be ordered for their pets.
A ferret peeks out of his cage at Critters R Us. Dena Wardlow says that animals in the store are held every day to keep them friendly.
Dan Davidson, Elsie Wingo and John Bush at the rededication of the Marcia Car on Oct. 8, 1989.
This photo of Elsie Wingo and Jim Sherin was taken at Elsie's home for Easter dinner in April 1995; photo taken by Marge Sherin.
Holiday spirit is in the air Tuesday night, as French horn player Chris Griffin dons a Santa hat during the Moffat County High School Concert Band's winter concert. Several other band members also wore holiday-themed hats and headbands, some featuring reindeer antlers.
Students at the Alternative School volunteered Wednesday at the KRAI Holiday Drive as a service project. Pictured, front row, from left, are: Santa Claus, KRAI owner and General Manager Frank Hanel, aide Judy Espinoza, student Andrew Watson and aide Jessica Sherwood; back row, from left: students Lynn Meyring and Kandra Maddox, and teacher Karen Chaney.
The baton flies as director John Bolton leads the Eighth Grade Concert Band, from Craig Middle School, in "The Parade of the Bumbling Wooden Soldiers" on Tuesday night in the Moffat County High School auditorium. The Moffat County High School Concert Band, CMS Seventh Grade Concert Band and CMS Eighth Grade Jazz Ensemble also performed at the concert.
John Bolton directs the Moffat County High School Concert Band at the winter concert Tuesday night.
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Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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