May 2008
Photos for May 19, 2008
Zathan Bark talks with his grandparents, Joan and Frank Bark, in the parking lot of Hayden High School after graduation.
Moffat County High School senior Tyler Kalsow competes in the 200-yard freestyle relay Saturday in the 4A boys swimming state championships. The event in Fort Collins marked the last competitive meet for Kalsow. The team placed fifth.
Hayden High School graduate Zathan Bark, from left, his mom, Christina Bark, his brother Blayne Bark and graduate Kirsten Miller chat in the parking lot of the school after the graduation ceremony Sunday afternoon.
Meghan Innes, a Moffat County High School senior, lines up a putt last month at the Bulldog Invite. Innes is looking to improve on her 12th place finish two years ago in the 4A girls state golf championships beginning today in Golden.
Erin Urbanoski, a Moffat County High School junior, goes airborne Saturday in the 4A girls long jump finals in Lakewood. Urbanoski entered the state tournament finals in Lakewood as the No. 1 seed and lived up to the high seed by earning her second consecutive state championship.
Bulldog Erin Urbanoski accepts the gold medal in girls long jump Saturday at the 4A state track and field championships in Lakewood. Urbanoski, back-to-back champion, said next year she is looking to three-peat.
MCHS junior Myiah Bengston competes Saturday in the 4A girls discus championships at Jeffco Stadium. Bengston placed 15th in the event.
The Haven Community Center is on track to be complete in the fall. The center, which will include exercise and physical therapy space and an Internet cafe, will host wellness and education programs for older adults and other citizens. Hayden residents also will have the opportunity to rent the space for meetings and events.
Craig resident Ben Rinker, 28, spent eight months serving the U.S. Army in Iraq as a wheel vehicle mechanic. While there, he lost a friend and witnessed roadside bomb explosions during convoys. Rinker, a 1998 Moffat County High School graduate, was the keynote speaker during Saturday's Hometown Heroes event at City Park.
Lindsey Browning, a Moffat County High School senior, gives a speech Saturday during the Hometown Heroes community picnic. Browning's speech was on what the "Moving Wall meant to me." The Moving Wall is a replica of the Vietnam Veterans National Monument in Washington, D.C. The Wall visited Craig last summer.
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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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