May 2008
Photos for May 24, 2008
Blake Juergens unfolds chairs Friday at the Moffat County Fairgrounds in preparation for the Collin Raye concert during Grand Olde West Days.
Jesse Craig, left, and Clint Durbick stack bails of straw Friday at the Moffat County Fairgrounds. They are preparing for the Collin Raye concert, which starts at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Two goats wait in a pen Friday at the Wyman Museum. The goats will be part of the petting zoo during Grand Olde West Days at the museum.
Morgan Systems set up the stage for the Collin Raye concert Friday at Moffat County Fair Grounds. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Saturday with doors opening at 5:30 p.m.
The first truck awaits its competitors Friday for the Grand Olde West Day's car show at the Wyman Museum. It is quiet at the museum early Friday, but crews are busy setting up for the various events throughout the weekend.
Morgan Neilson poses with awards she has won through 4-H and FFA. The 16-year-old is involved in several 4-H, high school and church activities.
Chris Winder is hoping to be drafted into the Major League beginning June 5 but has college scholarship offers to fall back on.
Bud Nelson holds his hand over his chest during last year's Memorial Day ceremony at the Craig Cemetery. This year's event is at 11 a.m. Monday at the Craig Cemetery and at 3 p.m. Monday at the Maybell Cemetary.
The word "Cure" is spelled out with luminarias at last year's Craig Relay For Life. Bags are on sale for $5.
Moffat County High School students Caitlyn Georgiou, left, and Tucker Trujillo vote on student wood shop projects for the peoples choice award Friday at Woodapalooza. The event featured music and awards.
Dennis Collins, 60, a former Craig resident who now lives in Grand Junction, will be among the Moffat County High School students earning their high school diplomas today during commencement services. Collins, originally a member of the 1966 MCHS class, went to Vietnam in 1964 and wasn't able to graduate with his class. He is honored with his diploma through Operation Recognition, which allows veterans from World War II, Korea and Vietnam to receive diplomas.
Austin, left, and Cherie Blomquist pose for a photo Wednesday at their home west of Craig. Austin will be graduating today from Moffat County High School and Cherie graduated from Regis University earlier this month.
Seniors on the Moffat County High School baseball team include Josh Satterwhite, from left, Anthony Flores, Tanya Letamendi, trainer, and Chris Winder. Jordan Williams is not pictured.
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Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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