February 2008
Photos for February 23, 2008
An assortment of daubers awaits in a bin Friday night at the Elks Lodge.
Jim Meineke talks with his grandson Tyler Stuart before beginning Bingo Friday night.
Shane Thomas, esquire games manager, sells Bingo packets Friday at the Elks Lodge. Each packet contains 15 colored pages, with each colored page corresponding to a game with names such as Layer Cake, Anyway “T”, Letter “X” and Blackout.
Jim Meineke checks to make sure all of the balls are accounted for before starting Bingo night on Friday. Between six to eight volunteers help out to make Bingo night at the Elks Lodge possible.
Ruby Wooden marks her card in a game of “Blackout” during Bingo on Friday night at the Elks Lodge. Wooden, 88, keeps everything in a precise order, something she’s learned in the 30 years she estimated she has played.
Moffat County High School wrestling coach Roman Gutierrez, left, and assistant coach Ron Linsacum share a word Friday at the 4A State Wrestling Championships at the Pepsi Center in Denver. The two have shared a friendship that spans more than two decades.
Charlie Griffiths attempts to hold an arm lock Friday against Thomas Jefferson’s Alex Groditski. Griffiths, Cory Vigil and Matt Kincheloe need one more victory at the Pepsi Center to be assured of placing in the top six in the state.
Cory Vigil has his hand raised in victory after 119-pound match Friday at the 4A State Wrestling Championships in Denver. Vigil continues wrestling today.
Thomas Humphrey built this house at 360 Russell St. about 1890, and it was torn down in the 1950s.
Thomas and Mary Wiley Humphrey with their children Mabel, Robert, Frank and Belle. The photographer was D. W. Diamond.
Snow is still here, but that does not mean people cannot start planning their gardens for when winter weather goes away.
The 12 DECA club members going to state this weekend in Colorado Springs are, front row left to right, Cassie Gore, Katryna Snowden, Emily Willems, back row left to right, Tyler Kalsow, Becky Meek, Nick Marchbanks, Allie Liljedahl, John Ungefug, Kaci Meek, Desirée Holland, Austin Hill, Jessica Hogue and Krista Schenck, adviser. The state tournament begins today and goes until Tuesday.
Sonja and Duane Laabs pose with a picture of their son, Wacie, in their Craig home Thursday night. Wacie, who is 19 and graduated from Moffat County High School in 2006, is scheduled to be deployed to Iraq on Monday.
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