July 2008
Photos for July 19, 2008
Fighters from across the Western Slope have taken out their aggression on one another inside this 16-foot cage housed at Holistic Health & Fitness in Craig. Men have been the competitors in Rampage Promotions’ two fights, something promoter Karrie Booth said she wants to change by adding women fighters to the event.
Local residents witnessed firsthand the latest in aircraft technology during the second annual Craig air show in June 1948 at the Craig Municipal Airport.
Colorado Governor Lee Knous arrived in 1948 at the second annual Craig air show in a DC-3 aircraft flown in by Monarch Airlines.
Five Moffat County girls attended the State 4-H Conference June 24 to 27 at Colorado State University. From left: Ashley Summers, Karissa Maneotis, Miranda Blomquist, April Etheridge and Bryanne Runnion.
Katrina Baker helps her 4-year-old son, Cody, learn to fish Friday at Loudy-Simpson Park.
Mark Nava, 9, reads from his record book Wednesday at the Craig branch of the Moffat County Libraries. Nava was one of three members of 4-H Entomology Project Club who gave presentations.
A sign for Team 84 is posted on its tent.
Robin Brumback, of team CNCC Looney Tunes, walks the track Friday dressed as Yosemite Sam.
Rhonda Walmer looks at the luminaria lining the track Friday at Moffat County High School during the 2008 Craig Relay for Life.
Stephanie Bratton walks with Clinton Koler during the Survivors Lap on Friday.
Tonya Griffith, finance chair for the 2008 Craig Relay for Life, reads off the money raised as of Friday. Griffith set the tone for the night ahead, announcing that the funds brought in were at $81,635.12, a total that was updated throughout the evening.
Cancer survivors walk the track Friday at Moffat County High School.
Participants in Craig’s second annual Relay for Life walk the track Friday at Moffat County High School.
Samuel Walls, 8, of team Wipe-Out, fixes luminarias that have fallen over because of wind.
Samuel Walls, 8, of team Wipe-Out, fixes luminarias that have fallen over because of wind.
Doug Schneider hugs Debbie Hanson during the Survivor Lap of Craig’s second annual Relay for Life.
Yvonne McAnally, middle, and Amy Cashion, left, of team Live, Laugh and Love clap Friday during opening ceremonies of 2008 Craig Relay for Life. Thirty-nine teams, including more than 500 people, participated in the event that raised money for cancer research.
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