June 2009
Photos for June 20, 2009
Casey Martin throws a tire during an old-school training workout at the high school track. "We don't have to (do the workouts), but we do if we want to get good, and we all want to be good," Martin said.
Freshman Michael Samuelson tries to tip a large tractor tire Thursday evening at the high school track. The football team has been using workouts with the tires to change the routine.
Sophomore Mason Updike drags tires Thursday during Moffat County High School football summer workouts. The camp uses old-school techniques for training.
A sloth hangs off a tree in Costa Rica. The students got the chance to view other wildlife such as crocodiles, poison dart frogs, monkeys and rhinoceros beetles.
Dustin Willey, left, and Parker Hagins-King plant trees near a rainforest in Costa Rica. Fourteen local high school and middle school students spent nine days in Costa Rica learning about biodiversity and conservation.
Moffat County High School students sit for a photo during an educational trip to Costa Rica earlier this month. Pictured from left are, back row, Tanya Billings, Jasmine Higgins, Dustin Carlson, Parker Hagins-King and Dustin Willey, and, front row, Katie Ellgen and Jessica Matthews.
Melody Marie Butler and Timothy Nathanial Bascom were married in Colorado Springs on May 30, 2009.
The Moffat County Young Life/Colorado Cruisers Car & Motorcycle Show is today from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the 400 block of Yampa Ave. Registrations are accepted until 10 a.m. Call 629-9600.
This is the Liberty truck as it looked soon after it was hauled into the Wyman Museum warehouse.
Dalton Reed looks through the tools in his shop. He said he's been restoring cars for about as long as he's been able to use the tools, and he owns a car made in every decade from the 1910s to the 1990s.
Dalton Reed stands next to the wood-fortified front bumper of a 1918 Liberty truck, used in World War I to haul troops and supplies. Reed has been restoring it for the past nine months for the Wyman Living History Museum, in anticipation of a historical military vehicle show June 28 in Rawlins, Wyo.
The armory was finished in 1922 and became the most used building in town. This photo was taken by George Welch in 1925.
The Wool Harvest Festival Ball took place April 15, 1946, at the armory. This photo is from the closing festivity of the event.
One of the events that took place at the armory was the funeral for Joe Flack in 1925. Flack was the armory's custodian for many years.
The Craig National Guard Armory building, shortly after it was built in 1922. Photographer George Welch took this photo.
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Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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