craigdailypress.com

Daily Press reader Fred Gerber, of Craig, snapped this photo of a deer in his yard Sunday. "This nice 4-point was eating the seeds off the ground under the bird feeder in my front yard," Gerber said.

Fred Gerber

Craig Middle School eighth-grader Garrett Buckley sinks a bucket Tuesday against visiting Little Snake River Valley. The Bulldogs fell to the Rattlers, 52-18.

Photo by Hans Hallgren

Pictured is the dessert table at the Ladies Tea Party held Nov. 15 at First Baptist Church.

Luann Kline

From left, Ruthann Greenwood, Meghan Rudd, Mary Soper, Maryann Keiss and Anna Thompson, along with a guest, were the Pilgrim ladies, one of the many different themes at the Ladies Tea Party held Nov. 15 at First Baptist Church. Sixty-seven ladies showed up to sit at 11 different tables, each with a different theme.

Luann Kline

Susan Tweit, a Salida resident, signs a copy of "Colorado Scenic Byways" on Friday during an appearance at Downtown Books to discuss the book she wrote.

Courtesy photo

Jim Steinberg, a Steamboat Springs resident, signs a copy of "Colorado Scenic Byways" on Friday during an appearance at Downtown Books to discuss the book he took the photos for.

Courtesy photo

Love INC Executive Director Patricia Jones holds up a $5,000 check from the El Pomar Foundation, which she received Monday. Jones said her organization will decide how to use the money at a board meeting Dec. 18.

Photo by Hans Hallgren

Laura Tyler, Total Teamwork Training owner, feeds treats to her dogs, Ruthie, left, and Skippy Do-Little, on Monday at Loudy-Simpson Park. Tyler estimates she spent more than $500 getting national certification from the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers.

Photo by Bridget Manley

Read story

Glenna Grandbouche, Canines Unlimited LLC co-owner, works with her border collie, Sidney, on Monday at Loudy-Simpson Park. The Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers recently certified Grandbouche and Laura Tyler, who owns Total Teamwork Training in Craig. The certification program was developed by the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, a worldwide organization, to give trainers "a credible means of measuring their knowledge and skills," according to the CCPDT's Web site.

Photo by Bridget Manley