Craig Kiwanis Club gave generously during its annual distribution of scholarship money to local students to pursue higher education.

The Craig service group provided $22,000 in giant checks to Moffat County High School graduates past and present during a barbecue at Loudy-Simpson Park.

The funding included several categories, among them the Sarah Fleming Scholarship for $2,000 — provided by Yampa Valley Bank and the Fleming family — which went to MCHS senior Danaka Miller.

A pair of Key Club Scholarships for $2,000 apiece went to seniors Marisol Chaparro and Josefina Kuberry.

In addition to MCHS graduate Caroline Schenck gaining $1,000 as a reapplicant, $1,500 went to current seniors Alyssa LeWarne, Adyson Pankey, Hannah Kilpatrick, Travis LeFevre, Jolene Rhyne, Caitlyn Adams, Wyatt Tucker, Mena Tucker, Tate Green and Callah Caperton.

2025 Kiwanis Scholarships

Student — School, major

• Sarah Fleming Scholarship, $2,000

Danaka Miller — University of Northern Colorado, Nursing

• Key Club Scholarship, $2,000

Marisol Chaparro — Colorado Mesa University, Accounting

Josefina Kuberry — Colorado Mesa University, Civil Engineering

• Kiwanis Club of Craig Scholarship, $1,500

Caitlyn Adams — Fort Lewis College, Criminal Justice

Callah Caperton — International Salon & Spa Academy, Esthetician

Tate Green — Casper College, Ranch Management and Agricultural Tourism

Alyssa LeWarne — Utah Tech University, Elementary Education 

Hannah Kilpatrick — Colorado College, Molecular Biology

Travis LeFevre — University of Wyoming, Civil Engineering

Adyson Pankey — University of Wyoming, Agricultural Education

Jolene Rhyne —Missouri Valley College, Marketing and Animal Science 

Mena Tucker — Colorado Mesa University, Business Administration

Wyatt Tucker — Colorado School of Mines, Aerospace Engineering

• Kiwanis Club of Craig Scholarship, $1,000

Caroline Schenck — University of Northern Colorado, Business Administration