July 2008
Photos for July 14, 2008
Mary Walters shows a pair of boxer shorts, with seams fastened with Velcro, made for injured soldiers. The shorts are among the many adaptive garments Walters has made for the organization Sew Much Comfort.
Rifle resident Susan Caldwell chips onto the ninth hole Sunday during the 21st annual Ladies Silver Bullet golf tournament at Yampa Valley Golf Course. Caldwell carded a 257 throughout the two-day event, placing 18th in the fifth flight.
Craig Fire/Rescue members hose down the singed grass between Tri-State Equipment and the Black Nugget Motel. An unmarked electrical line caused the brush fire — as well as numerous power outages — at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Fireworks followed the Firefall and Three Dog Night concert Saturday night at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Members of Firefall signed CDs, records, photos and even cell phones following their performance.
Paul Kingery performs with Three Dog Night on Saturday at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. Organizers said the event went well and that they were pleased with the turnout for the centennial celebration.
First-row spectators dance and sing along with Three Dog Night.
More than 2,500 people attended the Three Dog Night concert Saturday night.
Sam Titus, 16, left, and her sister Elisa Burdette, 12, dance to the sounds of Three Dog Night. A crowd of various ages enjoyed the music at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Becky Mahon, of Battlement Mesa, left, and Marie Reigan, of Grand Junction, share a laugh while dancing to the music of Firefall on Saturday night at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Bil Hopkins, bassist and vocalist for Firefall, smiles at the crowd Saturday night as the band opened for Three Dog Night. The concert was part of Craig’s Centennial celebration.
Jennifer Holloway of Craig, left, and Melody Lyons of Maybell cheer during Firefall’s performance Saturday night at Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Three Dog Night performs for a crowd of more than 2,500 area residents during Craig’s Centennial celebration Saturday night at Moffat County Fairgrounds. Colorado band Firefall opened for the Three Dog Night. The performances were followed by a fireworks show.
Sandy Beran, of Reaching Everyone Preventing Suicide, conducts a training class in August 2007 at Yampa River State Park Visitor Center for area residents learning to be suicide counselors.
