January 2008
Photos for January 12, 2008
Krista Shaffer, of Maybell, pats her horse, Nakita, after a run around the arena at Shaffer's grandmother's house in Sunbeam last year. Shaffer said her mother pushed her to join 4-H, and she's glad she did.
The view from the outside looking in to the Hayden Marketplace.
Ann Copeland hangs the necklace she just made on her display in the store. She fashioned the centerpiece of the necklace out of "Colorado Sea Glass," a name she's given glass that is broken and tumbled for a month in a rock tumbler.
"Duck on a Soap" is made by the Bubble Creek Soap Company, which is owned by two girls who are 10 and 12 and operated out of McCoy.
Ann Copeland talks with Donna Hellyer while she works on one of her necklaces.
Ann Copeland threads beads for a necklace she is making. She makes all sorts of jewelry, a business she started when she inherited a collection of rocks from her grandfather.
Matt Wheeler, with American Progressive Homes Construction, works on the new Moffat County National Back building Friday. The bank is tentatively to be finished by July or August; however, the date is dependent on the weather.
Moffat County High School senior Amy Dilldine looks to take the rebound from Glenwood Springs High School junior Katrina Selsor in Friday's game in Glenwood Springs. Glenwood won the home contest.
Allie Liljedahl, left, and Emily Willems, right, will be speaking at a program advisory meeting Thursday, organized by Krista Schenck, center. The federally mandated committee was created to ensure that business and marketing classes are providing students the skills local employers need.
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Question of the week
Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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