October 2012
Photos for October 1, 2012
Brett Loyd, a freshman from Moffat County High School, shakes a tackler on his way into the end zone Monday during the MCHS C football game vs. Meeker at the Bulldog Proving Grounds.
Eli Simpson (center) carries the ball amid traffic Monday during the Moffat County C football team's game vs. Meeker.
Freshman Shandon Hadley (12) breaks through a Meeker tackler Monday during the Moffat County C team's game against Meeker. Meeker prevailed, 38-18.
This year's United Way campaign is off and running, thanks to this year's campaign pace setters, local banks. The banks donated $5,000 to the 10k Challenge and are encouraging community members to donate the other $5,000.
Charles Richard Orchard
Jazmine Swindler, Kelly Knez and Nicole Ferree, Moffat County High School juniors, show off their outfits for rap and pop day on Monday during Homecoming Week festivities.
Tracer Hickman, a ninth grader at Moffat County High School, shows off his outfit for rap and pop day Monday during Homecoming Week festivities.
Paw prints are appearing around town to celebrate Homecoming Week in Moffat County.
Craig Middle School sixth graders Abigail Fritz, Ashleigh Wheeler, Brittney Loyd, Morgan Nelson and Lacey Wiseman show off their wild hairstyles Monday during Homecoming Week.
Craig Middle School sixth graders Madyson Cramer, Sadea Reidhead, Molly Neton and Hannah Germond display their wild hairstyles for Moffat County Homecoming Week.
Mackenzie Marshall, a sixth grader at Craig Middle School, displays her crazy hair during Homecoming Week. Mackenzie said it took her dad only about 5 or 10 minutes to help her with her hair.
Craig Middle School sixth graders Tyler Davidson, Xavier Carter and Sambu Shrestha show off their wild hair on Monday during Homecoming Festivities.
Craig Middle School sixth graders Rachael Haskell, Katelynn Turner, Emily Gomez, Trinity Schenck, Burke Henderson and Alexis Main show off their wild hair for Homecoming Week.
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Question of the week
News this week showed snowpack in the Yampa River basin has reached 94 percent of median for the date. Do you think Moffat County is out of the woods as far as drought concerns?
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