February 2009
Photos for February 21, 2009
Moffat County High School senior Alicia Nelson elevates for a 3-pointer Friday against visiting Eagle Valley. The Bulldogs beat the Devils by 10 to close out their regular season on a high note.
Moffat County High School senior Jesse Breslin takes control of his match during the 4A wrestling state championships at the Pepsi Center in Denver on Friday. Breslin won his match and is still alive in the consolation bracket.
Moffat County High School sophomore Charlie Griffiths fights to come up from the mat in his second-round match at the state tournament in Denver on Friday. Griffiths lost and now must work his way through the consolation bracket.
Moffat County high school senior Oscar Ramos, No. 10, feeds a pass to Kelton Willbanks while airborne Friday against visiting Eagle Valley. The Bulldogs closed out their regular season with a 62-36 win against the Devils.
Lt. Col. Michael Strobl addresses the crowd of 900 people gathered in the Dubois (Wyo.) High School gymnasium Wednesday before the local screening of the HBO movie "Taking Chance." Strobl escorted the body of Lance Cpl. Chance Phelps to his family's home in Dubois, Wyo., which is the basis for the film.
Summer Hudish and her mother, Joann Hudish, of Craig, share a light moment Friday in Boulder. Recent weeks have been difficult for the Hudish family, especially for Joann, who hasn't left her daughter's side since she was diagnosed with Wilson's disease.
Summer Hudish, a Craig native and 20-year-old sophomore at University of Colorado, underwent a liver transplant Feb. 11 in Denver in response to the rare and potentially fatal Wilson's disease. Above, Hudish relaxes Friday morning near the Flatirons in Boulder.
This sign at Fortification Rocks on N. Colorado Highway 13 is one of three that was recently installed. The other two are at Isles Grove, also on Highway 13, and the Moffat/Routt county line on U.S. Highway 40. After many years, the signs are back up with new photos, revised text and updated local information. The Moffat County Tourism Association provided the funding for the new signs, staff from the Museum of Northwest Colorado contributed the text and photos, and Identity Graphics designed them.
Using a pressure tool, Holloway works on a client in her office Thursday. Holloway does reflexology, herbal wellness consultations, individual and group detoxification classes.
A chart hangs in Holloway's office while she works on a patient. Different parts of the foot correspond to organs in the body, which the chart illustrates.
Some of the essential oils sit ready for use Thursday in Holloway's office. The oils, as well as many herbs, are used for much of her day-to-day work.
Jennifer Holloway works in her office Thursday on a patient at Natural Health Care Center. Holloway is a reflexologist, which is the study of reflex area in the hands, feet and ears that correspond to different organs in the body.
From left, Ed Camilletti, Bret Grandbouche and Dale Clark judge one of the many antique snowmobiles on display Saturday at the Wyman Museum. Snowmobiles were on display as part of the 17th Annual Western Ride-In antique and vintage snowmobile show, sell and swap.
Wes Selby, of Grand Lake, flies over the finish line Saturday at Wyman Museum during X-treme Mountain Sno-X Racing. Racers competed in many events during the Wyman Museum's 2009 Winter Festival.
Momma Cat, who calls the Wyman Museum home, takes a break on one of the many Colorado-made quilts hung in the museum for the 2009 Winter Festival last weekend.
Dylon Moss, of Laramie, Wyo, passes Trent Channell, of Loveland, on Saturday at Wyman Museum during X-treme Mountain Sno-X Racing.
Lance Scranton talks Wednesday about the curriculum he created from Craig Conrad's book, "Unstoppable." Scranton, a Moffat County High School teacher, worked with Conrad to develop the curriculum, which is based off stories from the book.
Cats can hide in the haystacks, under buildings and even in a bucket.
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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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