May 2009
Photos for May 18, 2009
Hayden High School valedictorian Lissa Hoza looks to the future after her father, School Board President Brian Hoza, gives her a diploma and a hug. Lissa Hoza was one of 32 Tigers to graduate Sunday in Hayden.
The graduates of Hayden High School celebrate Sunday by tossing their caps into the air at the end of the school's 100th graduation ceremony.
Erin Urbanoski is congratulated as she receives her third-place medal Saturday in the girls 100-meter dash. Urbanoski, a senior, won her third consecutive state title in the long jump Friday night.
Alicia Nelson, a Moffat County High School senior, crosses the finish line Saturday at the state track meet as Sierra High School's Samantha Thompson trails. Nelson finished the mile in 4 minutes and 55 seconds - good for a second-place finish and a new MCHS school record.
MCHS junior Nathan Ellgen holds a table Friday while auctioneer-assistant J.B. Chapman looks for bidders. Projects that students made were auctioned off to raise money for the FFA program at the high school.
Moffat County High School sophomore Luke Myers brands a picnic table Friday at the Moffat County FFA chapter's annual Oyster Fry and Project Sale at the high school. FFA students sold space on the table to raise money for the program. The table will be on display at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Megan Durner, 8, picks out flowers for sale Friday at the Moffat County FFA chapter's annual Oyster Fry and Project Sale at Moffat County High School.
Elias Weiman, 5, hops on his bike Saturday morning that was attached to the bike of Nathan Browning. More than 175 made the ride from Craig to Maybell.
Jarred Blevins rides along Western Avenue early Saturday morning before heading off with friends Braden Peterson and Brent Juergens on the 23rd annual Where the Hell's Maybell bike ride and breakfast. Riders were challenged with the 30-mile trek with starting points at either Northwest Storage or Western Knolls.
Michael Lausin, who served in the Navy, speaks during Saturday's Hometown Heroes event at City Park.
Warren Fread salutes during the presenting of the colors Saturday during the sixth annual Hometown Heroes community picnic at the south end of Craig City Park. The event is a tribute to the men and women of the armed services. Fread is a 20-year Navy veteran and served from 1948 to 1968. More than 200 people attended the event, sponsored by the Craig Daily Press and McDonald's.
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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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