November 2008
Photos for November 1, 2008
Moffat County High School junior Jasen Kettle leaps over a fallen Montezuma-Cortez defender during Friday night's 41-12 victory. The Bulldogs played their last game of the season on Halloween.
MCHS's Pablo Salcido gets torn down by the Cortez defense after connecting with a pass from Matt Linsacum. After trailing early on, the Bulldogs came back and beat the Panthers, 41-12, in their season-closer at home. Salcido got three touchdowns in the win.
Members of the Bad Dogs youth wrestling team prepare for drills Thursday evening in the third-floor wrestling room at Moffat County High School. The Bad Dogs' season begins this weekend in Denver.
Katie Berkoff, 12, works on the Pong-A-Fish game Thursday at Craig Christian Church. The game is one of about 14 located at the church for kids to play Halloween evening.
Pictured is one of the many silhouettes sitting on display at the church that feature past and present choir members.
Lucas Lambrecht, 18, applies duct tape to the walls of the Blue Haze Maze on Thursday. About 75 people helped put together Fun Fest.
Micah Berkoff, 14, walks through the Blue Haze Maze on Thursday looking for areas that need to be fixed. The maze has been a part of Fun Fest for a number of years, each year keeping with a different theme.
James Hebert, left, 16, and Kaleigh Cutler, 17, talk about the stencils used to make a memorial for Chris Wilson at Sherwood, a BMX park north of City Park. The memorial, painted on a ramp at the park, was created by friends and family for Wilson, who died last weekend.
Sheila Harper, adult assistance learning coordinator for Colorado Northwestern Community College, will be starting a new program at the college called Read Right. The program, funded by a Colorado Works Block grant, will help adults learn to read in a different way.
The Craig Rotary Club awarded a $1,000 CNCC Nursing Scholarship to CNCC nursing student Rebecca Roberson. Each year the Craig Rotary accepts applications from first year nursing students at CNCC and awards scholarships in the range of $500 to $1,000. Roberson was chosen from among 18 applicants. Pictured, from left, on Tuesday are Roberson, Rotary President Mike Toczek and Rotary President Elect Cole White.
Start working this winter to prepare for having fresh vegetables in the spring.
Jordan Bailey, 20, and Kacie (Owens) Bailey, 18, of Craig, got married Oct. 24 at the Moffat County Courthouse while Jordan was on leave from the U.S. Navy. The couple said helping each other through tough times strengthened their relationship. On Friday, Jordan left Craig for San Diego. Kacie will join him there in December.
Josh Standridge, 3, makes his way out of Cornerstone Realty on Yampa Avenue.
Preston Castor, 7, takes a quick break Friday during Trick or Treat Street, sponsored by the Downtown Business Association.
Allison Jacobson, 5, stops for treats Friday from Deidre Jewell, left, and Gretel Gibson, not pictured, along Yampa Avenue for Halloween during Trick or Treat Street. Craig youths stopped at businesses along the 400 and 500 blocks of Yampa Avenue, as well as surrounding businesses on Victory Way.
Pictured is the original Christian Church at the corner of Sixth Street and Yampa Avenue in Craig.
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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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