July 2008
Photos for July 16, 2008
Sandy Ficca of Firefall performs with the band Saturday night at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. The concert, which also included a performance by Three Dog Night, drew a crowd of more than 2,500.
Kenny and Sharon Seales of Craig snuggled together while listening to Three Dog Night perform Saturday night at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. “We love this,” Kenny said of the Centennial Celebration concert.
Laura Tyler can’t help but smile at her rat terrier, Skippy Do’Little, on Monday in Craig Centennial Mall.
Jason Bruton of Morgan Systems works on the stage Friday at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. The stage was being set for Saturday’s concert celebrating the Craig Centennial featuring Firefall and Three Dog Night.
Craig resident, and Little Britches National Rodeo Association Little Wrangler princess, Kinlie Brennise rides her horse, Martha, during the opening ceremonies of a NLBRA event May 23 in Hotchkiss. Brennise ends her yearlong reign Aug. 28 during the National Finals in Pueblo.
Kinlie Brennise has traveled more than 5,000 miles during her tenure as National Little Britches Rodeo Association Little Wrangler Rodeo Princess. The 7-year-old, who earned her crown as a 6-year-old, beat four other competitors to win her crown last August.
One of the new fields at Dry Creek Park in Hayden will be named after Don Morgan this weekend. He shows off the first foul ball he ever caught as a spectator at a baseball game. Morgan keeps it on top of his TV in his room at the Haven Assisted Living Facility in Hayden.
Members of the Northwest Colorado Chapter of Parrot Heads give a Parrot Head salute with the estimated 500 pounds of trash they picked up Tuesday at Pebble Beach. The group went on to collect trash in the Loudy-Simpson area, as well.
Craig resident Debra Lueck sits with some of the items she brought back from earlier trips to Africa. Lueck is earning her associate degree in graphic design from Westwood College Online and is scheduled to graduate in December. She plans on using the degree to design promotional materials for nongovernment organizations in Zambia.
Elizabeth Oldham, current assistant district attorney for the 14th Judicial District and the Republican candidate for district attorney, answers a question from Bob Johnson at Tuesday morning’s Craig Rotary Club meeting. Oldham answered questions from Rotary members ranging from illegal immigration policy to public perceptions of the District Attorney’s Office.
Elizabeth Oldham gives a presentation Tuesday to Craig Rotary Club members. Oldham spoke about what she would do if elected to the office of district attorney.
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