February 2008
Photos for February 7, 2008
Pattie Snidow, United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development west area director, visited Craig on Tuesday and Wednesday. She spoke to the Moffat County Commission on Tuesday to update the county on what programs her agency provided for residents, economic development and public works projects.
Anita Teeter prepares to brave the winter chill Wednesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building, 419 E. Victory Way, as she and Cindi Crabtree, not pictured, are the first in line to purchase tickets for the annual Kiwanis play, which is slated for March 7 and 8. The two will have to wait for two days to purchase the tickets, which go on sale at 6 p.m. Friday. Tickets cost $15 each.
Moffat County High School football player J.T. Haddan, middle, is slated to sign a national letter of intent to play football at Colorado State University at Pueblo. He is joined by his father John, left, his mother Vicki, right, MCHS athletic director Jeff Simon, back left, and MCHS football coach Kip Hafey, back right.
Mesa State College, El Pomar Foundation and Club 20 presented findings from their regional economic growth study Wednesday.
Austin Magnuson explores the Internet with Noah Booth at Sunset Elementary School on Wednesday afternoon. The two were among several Sunset students enrolled in the school’s enrichment program, which introduces students to activities that may prevent them from drug and alcohol abuse, said Zack Allen, Sunset Elementary Principal.
Caitlin Bogdin serves Matt, right, and Noah Weidner on Tuesday at McDonald’s in Craig. Bogdin, a senior at Moffat County High School, is participating in the Alternative Cooperative Education class, which gives students school credit for working full or part time.
