Joshua Roberts Editor

Joshua Roberts grew up in the Kansas City, Kan., area and attended Kansas University. He has worked for The World Company since 2001, and as the Daily Press assistant editor since May 2006.

Recent stories

BLM firefighter killed
Brett Stearns, 29, struck by fallen tree Friday
June 29, 2009
A Bureau of Land Manage­ment firefighter was killed Friday afternoon in an accident while working on a hazard-tree removal project, the BLM office reported in a news release Saturday.
Proven technology and care intersect at the VA Telehealth Clinic
June 24, 2009
April Branstetter, a Hayden resident and registered nurse with more than 30 years experience, hadn’t seen too many times when health care and technology intersected. At least not to the extent she does now, every day as a nurse working at the Craig VA Telehealth Outreach Clinic.
Highway needs work, funds
CDOT in need of funds to complete road project between Craig and Wyoming state line
June 24, 2009
Having finished a 4.9-mile improvement project on a section of Colorado Highway 13, north of Craig, the Col­orado Department of Transportation has now turned its attention to a longer stretch of the same highway.
Three Sons Construction moving from garage to bigger building
June 17, 2009
Three Sons Construction, Craig resident Jarrod Ogden’s business, is named, appropriately enough, after his three boys, Carter, 7, Seth, 9, and Levi, 14. The general contracting business celebrated its three-year anniversary in April. Three Sons currently is developing a building of its own at 1121 E. Victory Way.
10th annual Whittle the Wood starts with Wednesday tree lottery
June 16, 2009
This weekend’s Whittle the Wood Rendezvous, perhaps the city’s signature community event, moves into its 10th year when it begins Wednesday at Craig City Park.
Continuance granted in murder trial
New finding pushes trial date to August
June 11, 2009
A murder trial, which was scheduled to begin next week, has been pushed back nearly two months after a judge’s ruling Tuesday in Moffat County District Court.
Family leans on faith, each other while dealing with illness
June 6, 2009
Sherry Bird’s voice doesn’t tremble; her emotions don’t rattle.
YVEA repairs temporary power outage
About 7,000 were without electricity Friday night in and around Craig
June 5, 2009
A Friday night outage left about 7,000 homes in and around Craig without power for about an hour and a half, a Yampa Valley Electric Association official said.
Target date: Memorial Day 2010
Veterans have new goal in mind for honoring Adams
June 4, 2009
There’s no surrender to two area veterans who have set their sights on formally honoring Craig’s sole Medal of Honor recipient, Maj. William E. Adams.
Veteran homebuilders: Market has seen better days
Developers seeking a real estate rebound in coming months
June 3, 2009
With the sounds of hammers, drills and saws buzzing in the background, and employees busy, the home construction project Behrman Construction was working on May 28 in the Pine Ridge subdivision was well in hand.

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