September 2008
Photos for September 27, 2008
The Moffat County High School football offense runs practice drills against the defensive line Wednesday in preparation for Friday's game against Delta High School. The Bulldogs pulled from behind in the exciting game, topping the Panthers, 12-10, in Delta's homecoming game.
Troester readies a mule deer for finishing.
Troester uses an airbrush to color areas around a mule deer's head Tuesday at his Craig shop.
Before painting the face, Troester must fill in pinholes that are created throughout the process.
Gary Troester seals the area around a mountain lion's eye in preparation to be painted Tuesday in his studio in Craig. All Seasons Taxidermy currently operates out of two locations, one in Craig and another in Steamboat Springs.
Craig Middle School eighth-grader Chase Steinhaus fly fishes with his extended studies class taught by Nicole Beckum at Loudy-Simpson Park on Friday.
Craig Postmaster I.P. "Cap" Beckett served as postmaster from 1920 to 1935. This photo was taken inside the U.S. Post Office at 465 Yampa Ave.
Pictured are I.P. "Cap" and Louise Beckett in front of their home on School Street in Craig.
Under the Beef Promotion and Research Act, cattle producers must pay $1 to the State Beef Council for every bovine sold.
Rep. Al White, R-Hayden, candidate for state Senate District 8, shares a laugh with Craig Intermediate School fifth-graders Terra Zulian, center, and Kiah Vasquez after speaking Friday to four of the eight fifth-grade classes at CIS. White discussed his job and answered questions from students.
Craig Fire/Rescue bought two new wildland/urban interface engines last month. The engines were purchased using funds from Department of Local Affairs grants and a mil levy increase that voters approved in November 2006.
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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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