Photo by Shawn McHugh

Tim Alexander, right, gives Casey Doolin, 28, his driver’s license back after checking his age before selling him a couple of bottles of wine Saturday at Stockmen’s Liquors on Pershing Street in Craig. All of Craig’s 13 liquor and convenience stores passed last week’s compliance check.

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