September 2009
Photos for September 26, 2009
Moffat County High School's Nathan Tomlin is tackled by a Palisade High School defender at the one-yard line. The battle of the Bulldogs lived up to its billing, with both sides breaking long runs and delivering vicious hits.
Hunter Reeves, 7, left, and Bo Schulze, 7, read Thursday during a reading lesson in Trevenen's second-grade class at East Elementary. The students sometimes break up into groups to read aloud to one another or independently.
Annabella McIntosh, 7, reads and pets Mercedes, Trevenen's dog. When students earn enough points for good behavior, Trevenen will bring her dog to the classroom.
Lexi Weber, 7, center, holds her hand up Thursday in Tiffany Trevenen's second-grade class at East Elementary School. Trevenen is using a SMARTboard to help teach her class vowel sounds this year.
Rochelle Johnson, 22, has been struggling with bipolar disorder for four years. Johnson, along with the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association, is starting a support group for those suffering from bipolar.
Some local officials see a disparity between recovery act funding for federal agencies and local agencies as a sign the money won't have a large affect on Moffat County and its residents.
Gilroy began practicing six years ago and recently set up shop at the Natural Health Center of Craig.
Gilroy works on Bowersox on Thursday at the Natural Health Center of Craig.
Gilroy practices reflexology and natural hygiene, which is the study of how the body assimilates food. She said that improperly combined foods release toxins in the body that are stored in the joints and tissues.
Reflexology is the practice of messaging or applying pressure points to parts of the feet, or sometimes the hands and ears, to improve general health.
Karen D. Gilroy practices reflexology on patient Sabrina Bowersox on Thursday at the Natural Health Center in Craig.
This view of the Wallihan homestead in Lay includes A.G., left, Augusta, right, and several of their friends
A.G. Wallihan took this photo of Lay in about 1891. Augusta Wallihan is in the middle, and the woman on the left could be Augusta's niece, Ada Higgins. The man on the right is unknown.
Augusta and A.G. Wallihan are shown, along with an unknown woman, in front of the Lay Colorado Post Office
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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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