October 2012
Photos for October 2, 2012
Moffat County Commission district 1 candidates Dave DeRose, left, and John Kinkaid, right.
Junior Allie Ehlers prepares to dig the ball Tuesday night during the Moffat County volleyball team's match at MCHS. The Bulldogs won in five sets, and Ehlers led the way with 13 kills.
Lisa Camilletti digs a hit out Tuesday night at Moffat County High School. Camilletti, a senior, had 13 assists to lead the Bulldogs in their win over Grand Valley.
Laurel Tegtman (front) and Brittney Rothermund go up for a block during the second set of Tuesday's match against Grand Valley at Moffat County High School. The Bulldogs won in five sets.
Fourth graders at Sunset Elementary paint ornaments for the Capitol Christmas Tree during art class. The tree comes from Meeker this year, with the theme, "Celebrating the Great Outdoors."
Girls participate in an arts and crafts activity at the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Girls participate in a hula hoop game at Monday's Girl Scout Smore Event at Loudy Simpson Park.
Kourtni Fredericks, 6, Libby Stevenson, 10, and Danika Cordova, 8, eat smores during the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Dakota Baker, 10, roasts a marshmallow during Monday's Girl Scout Smore Event at Loudy Simpson Park.
Dakota Baker, 10, Sydni Hardin, 11, and Kourtni Fredericks, 6, wave smoke away from their faces while roasting marshmallows to make smores during the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Girls participate in a game during the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Girls participate in a game during the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Girls participate in a game during the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Girls line up to participate in the game 'Would You Rather' during the Girl Scout Smore Event on Monday at Loudy Simpson Park.
Decorations on the lawn of Moffat County High School display the names of the high school's volleyball team during Homecoming Week.
Craig Middle School seventh grade students Julianna Deporto, Macie Schrimsher and Jacky Lopez show off their tie-dye t-shirts during Homecoming Week.
Craig Middle School faculty members (front) Becky Field, Sandy Sorensen, Alicia Townsend and Julie Baker pose with eighth grade students (back) Karmen Christopher and Shaeli Hatten to show off their tie-dye attire during Homecoming Week.
Craig Middle School seventh grade students Sam Walls, Laura Bolton, Brooke Gumber, Torre Coffey and Charisma Pantiko show off their tie-dye t-shirts for Homecoming Week.
Halle Hamilton, 8, puts the finishing touches on a paw print on a window Monday for Moffat County Homecoming Week on Yampa Avenue.
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Question of the week
Would you support Secretary of the State Scott Gessler if he ran for Colorado governor?
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