October 2009
Photos for October 26, 2009
Tammy Mower, left, and her father, John Reynolds, work for their crabmeat Saturday night at Crabfest 2009.
Pat Roberts, of R & R Catering, prepares food for Crabfest 2009 on Saturday night at the Craig Boys & Girls Club.
Cole White serves king crab legs to a table Saturday night during Crabfest 2009. Almost 300 pounds of crab were served to ticket holders and volunteers working for crabmeat.
George Kidder, right, helps his wife, Ann, put on her crab hat before serving food and cracking king crab legs Saturday night at Crabfest 2009 at the Boys & Girls Club of Craig. The event included comedian Troy Baxley, a standup comic from Denver, and both live and silent auctions to benefit the Craig Chamber of Commerce.
Edward Garcia, in front, and Brenda McKey look over items in the silent auction during Crabfest 2009. The event was a fundraiser for the Craig Chamber of Commerce and Moffat County Visitor Center.
Moffat County's Chris Zirkle, right, breaks away from the pack during Saturday's regional meet in Aspen. Zirkle finished first overall.
The Moffat County High School boys and girls varsity cross-country team is front row from left, Alfredo Lebron and Kelly Ciesco, middle row from left, Matt Hulstine, Jarred Blevins, Chris Zirkle, Rene Molina, Corey Wojtkiewicz and Alex McCoy, back row from left, Nike Cleverly, Bailey Hellander, Jaycee McCoy, Eryn Leonard, Sassy Murray, Rose Howe and Maddy Jourgensen. The boys team finished first at regionals, while the girls placed second.
Pat Jones, director of Love INC, stands in the basement of Calvary Baptist Church next to coats her organization collected to give out to local residents. Love INC plans to hand out coats around the valley this week, including Calvary Baptist Church from Monday to Wednesday.
Zach Engle, left, and Jessi Moser jump away from Harvey the Maniac Chainsaw Clown in the Craig House of Horror Saturday night. The haunted house opens its doors for children-friendly, no-scare tours at 6 p.m. and full tours at 8 p.m., when the sound gets cranked up and the actors come out to play.
Jasmine Chavez and Ever Sliva move away from clown stalking them through the Craig House of Horror. Tours cost $5 for no-scare tours and $7 for full tours.
Austin Luker and Autumn Eaby, both age 13, get a surprise from an actor dressed as a clown at the Craig House of Horror. The haunted house has been running every weekend in October on West Victory Way.
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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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