July 2008
Photos for July 9, 2008
Craig Fire/Rescue sets off fireworks Friday as part of its annual fireworks display for the Fourth of July.
Museum of Northwest Colorado Director Dan Davidson, left, and City of Craig Mayor Don Jones, middle, hand Barbara and Scott Thomason Centennial T-shirts Friday during the opening of the opening of the 1958 and 1978 time capsules at City Hall. Barbara's grandfather was William F. Teagarden, one of the founders of Craig. The Thomason's now reside in the Washington, D.C., area.
Members of the Bike & Build Program pose for a photo July 1.
Anne Schweitzer, front, Kevin Hall, middle and Tony Bell, members of the Bike & Build Program make their way down U.S. Highway 40 on July 1. Bike & Build, a nonprofit organization, travel across America building homes for the poor.
Craig Mad Dog catcher Jake Bingham connects with a pitch Monday against visiting Steamboat Springs. The Mad Dogs lost their season opener, 13-3, to the Sailors, but rebounded to win a shortened Game 2, 2-1.
Phillip Chadwick tosses a third strike Monday at Woodbury Sports Complex against visiting Steamboat Springs. Chadwick, a starting pitcher for the Craig Mad Dogs all-star baseball team, struck out five Sailors in two innings of work.
The swimming pool at American Legion Post No. 62 is scheduled to re-open as early as Thursday. The pool had closed due to a failed heat exchanger earlier this summer.
Rebekah Bird, left, and Hannah Coy share a laugh together Tuesday at the New Creation Church. The pair were among about 10 youths participating at "Pulse," a weekly group for youths ages 11 to 18.
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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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