November 2008
Photos for November 29, 2008
Taylor Bruce, of Broomfield, spent Friday morning shopping at F.M. Light & Sons in downtown Steamboat Springs. Businesses in Steamboat Springs reported strong sales to kick off the holiday shopping season.
This photo was taken in the 1980s at a The Memorial Hospital dinner at Cosgriff Hotel. From left are: Larry and Jackie Polich, Pat and Gary Neptune and Bert Carroll.
Gary Neptune enjoys a good laugh. Neptune played a significant role in the community for 31 years.
Athletic footwear, like the ones shown above at Sports Connection, can play an integral role in an athlete's performance. How athletes choose a shoe is the question.
Moffat County High School launched a program in the spring that gives elective credit to students who score proficient or advanced on Colorado Student Assessment Program tests. During the 2008 CSAP tests, 139 MCHS students earned credit through the program and, combined, they accrued 118.5 elective credits.
A few finished trees sit in the greenhouse, waiting to be purchased. Meckley is keeping eight different types of trees on hand this year, and he offers free delivery and setup in the Craig area.
Bob Meckley cuts an inch off the bottom of a tree before it is mounted in a stand. The trees are displayed in water, which Meckley says is very important in maintaining longevity.
Moments before the 5 a.m. opening of Wal-Mart SuperCenter on Friday morning, customers in line grab shopping carts in preparation to fill them with holiday gifts.
Karissa Maneotis poses for a photo with the belt buckle she won for being Moffat County's 4-H Member of the Year for 2008.
From left, Alexandria Kjellesvig, John Lopez and Keith Velardo talk early Friday morning outside of Wal-Mart in Craig. The trio was among more than 200 ambitious shoppers lined up in front of Wal-Mart SuperCenter before its 5 a.m. opening, hoping to take advantage of the store's best Black Friday deals.
"Santa" waves from a float during the 2007 Parade of Lights. This year's parade will start at 6 p.m. today, with floats leaving from Craig Middle School, heading north on Yampa Avenue, turning left at Victory Way and heading west to the finish at Centennial Mall. This year's parade theme is "A Centennial Christmas."
Haleigh Rodela, 9, poses for a photo in front of a poster for the movie "Twilight," which opened Nov. 21 at West Theatre in Craig. Rodela, of Arvada, is the granddaughter of Debbie Winder, West Theatre manager, but she is among a large number of youths across the country who are fans of the book and movie.
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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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