January 2009
Photos for January 17, 2009
Moffat County High School senior Kylie Bauman nails a jumper Friday against visiting Delta. The Bulldogs fell to the Panthers, 50-43.
Moffat County senior Thomas Noble knocks down a trey Friday against visiting Delta. The Bulldogs defeated the Panthers, 67-41, improving to a perfect 3-0 in conference play this year.
Some students are pictured in spring 2008 after memoir class at the American Legion as part of the Aging Well Wednesday program, sponsored by Colorado Northwestern Community College and the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association. Standing, from left, are: Bill Laurence, Howdy Davis, Carol Jacobson, Janet Sheridan, Margaret Gray, Lucille Theis and Bobby Harper. Sitting, from left, are Rozella Bobson and Phyllis Bingham.
A young boy runs through the showroom at Victory Motors. Brian Kitzman, Victory sales manager, said local interest in new cars has increased since the federal government offered large loans to American auto manufacturers
More tales from the outhouse
Kinlie Brennise, 7, left, East Elementary School second-grader, works with fourth-grader Tiara Hampton, 10, during a cooperative learning project Friday morning at the elementary school. Brennise and Hampton are a part of a writing program started this year that pairs second- and fourth-graders of similar abilities.
Kirk Otero adjusts the fitting for a sink before it can be set into place.
Brenda Lyons, secretary for Masterworks, talks with an employee Wednesday who is on a job.
Dave Clegg, heating, ventilation and air conditioning installer for Masterworks, uses fire caulking to seal a wall Wednesday at Holiday Inn of Craig. Masterworks' employees performed this fire-proofing, part of newer building code practices, on a number of rooms at Holiday Inn.
Kirk Otero, an employee for Masterworks Mechanical, installs a sink at a new home on East Ninth Street. Masterworks did mainly plumbing and heating work at the home.
Western Hills Motel at 700 W. Victory Way was built in 1954 by Lawrence and Audrey Combe. It was torn down in the 1990s and is now the site of Walgreens.
Shady Lawn Motel at 445 Ranney St. was built in the early 1940s by the Coons and Thompson family. Now, it houses the Correctional Alternative Placement Services Photographer: George Welch
Valley Lodge at 517 E. Victory Way was built in the early 1940s. It is now the Westward Ho Motel.
A street view of the Moffat Lodge, also known as the New Spanish Cabins. Photographer: George Welch
The courtyard of the Moffat Lodge, built in the early 1930s at 510 W. Victory Way. Photographer: George Welch
Craig Cottage Court, built in the fall of 1927 at 894 Yampa Ave.
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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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