October 2008
Photos for October 10, 2008
Moffat County High School students Natasha Romney, left, and Jordan Maneotis pose for a photo during homecoming week at the high school.
Moffat County High School upperclassmen huddle together to discuss plays Wednesday night at the Moffat County High School powderpuff competition.
Kaylee Barnes, center, and Alicia Nelson work out plays during Moffat County High School powderpuff competition held at Woodbury Sports Complex on Wednesday.
Britteny Ivers looks for an opening during Moffat County High School's powderpuff football competition, part of the homecoming celebrations going on this week.
Coronation honorees line up for a photo after coronation in the Moffat County High School auditorium.
Moffat County High School freshman Frankie Morin works on Bulldogs artwork Tuesday for homecoming.
Moffat County High School sophomores Karissa Maneotis and CJ Walt are honored as homecoming attendees Thursday at coronation.
Moffat County High School Queen Megan Knez and King Mychal Beauchamp pose for a photo after coronation held at the high school.
Mychal Beauchamp and Megan Knez react after being crowned Moffat County High School's 2008 homecoming king and queen Thursday.
Hayden High School senior Ethan Armstrong tries to push past a Rangely player during first half of Friday's homecoming game against Rangely. Hayden plays at Hotchkiss at 7:30 tonight.
Daily Press reader Chuck Mack snapped this picture at the beginning of October on a sightseeing drive with his wife.
Kristy Loyd, a deputy clerk with the Moffat County Clerk and Recorder's Office, sits to the left of John Ponikvar, a representative for the Moffat County Republican Central Committee, as the two enter test votes into the county's Hart InterCivic voting machines. The Clerk and Recorder's Office conducted a public election test to verify voting-machine accuracy ahead of the Nov. 4 election.
Michael Zehner, left, and Katie Ellgen watch the bonfire burn Thursday night behind Moffat County High School. The fire is a yearly tradition during homecoming week.
Sarah Bolton shields herself from the intense heat Thursday at Moffat County High School's annual bonfire. Bolton, a senior, was among 200 to 300 people who gathered behind the high school to watch the large pile of wood burn. See page 11 for more bonfire coverage.
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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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