Movie house makeover, hotel happenings, coal conversation: Top 10 most read Craig Press business stories of 2019
The ongoing issues faced by coal-generated power plants were a big part of business-related readership in the past year, as were stories about the local cinema, hospital, and restaurants.
These were the top 10 stories readers at CraigDailyPress.com found most enterprising.
Article; number of online pageviews
1. Memorial Regional Health suspends OB services indefinitely; 6,129
Memorial Regional Health suspends OB services indefinitely
2. West Theatre’s new owners revealed as Craig locals; 3,275
West Theatre’s new owners revealed as Craig locals
3. Moffat County officials burn state bill as expediting closure of coal-fired power plants; 3,117
Moffat County officials burn state bill as expediting closure of coal-fired power plants
4. New eatery in downtown Craig, more on the way this summer; 2,469
New eatery in downtown Craig, more on the way this summer
5. Coming soon: West Theatre set to reopen Dec. 6 after near four-month closure; 2,338
Coming soon: West Theatre set to reopen Dec. 6 after near four-month closure
6. Tri-State rebukes Guzman offer to shutter coal plants; 2,224
Tri-State rebukes Guzman offer to shutter coal plants
7. Craig’s Hampton Inn operating under new name; 2,174
Craig’s Hampton Inn operating under new name
8. Craig could see second medical marijuana shop; 2,168
Craig could see second medical marijuana shop
9. Tri-State announces early closure of Nucla Station; 2,089
Tri-State announces early closure of Nucla Station
10. Craig McDonald’s closes temporarily Thursday; 2,078
Craig McDonald’s closes temporarily Thursday
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