Top 10 Craig Press stories for Feb. 2 to 8: Rancher recognition, commission conversation, Western Slope woes
Article; number of online pageviews
1. Two men – one a Craig resident – arrested on child rape charges; 7,084
Two men – one a Craig resident – arrested on child rape charges
2. Judge lowers Craig woman’s bond on misdemeanor charges; 3,756
Judge lowers Craig woman’s bond on misdemeanor charges
3. Craig woman arrested on charges of concealing death of infant; 2,763
Craig woman arrested on charges of concealing death of infant
4. Crime Briefs: Man violates protection order after getting caught drinking at local bar; 1,265
Crime Briefs: Man violates protection order after getting caught drinking at local bar
5. Moffat County ranchers honored as Conservationist of the Year; 1,179
Moffat County ranchers honored as Conservationist of the Year
6. City councilman Tony Bohrer announces plan to run for county commissioner’s seat; 1,112
City councilman Tony Bohrer announces plan to run for county commissioner’s seat
7. Crime Briefs: Traffic stop leads to drug bust, lands two in jail; 1,080
Crime Briefs: Traffic stop leads to drug bust, lands two in jail
8. Police: 5-year-old Rifle girl died after drinking meth-laced water; 1,023
Police: 5-year-old Rifle girl died after drinking meth-laced water
9. Rifle man accused of attempted murder; 862
Rifle man accused of attempted murder
10. DA charges Kremmling police chief with multiple counts of misconduct, false reporting; 695
DA charges Kremmling police chief with multiple counts of misconduct, false reporting
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CNCC VP of Student Affairs resigns citing personal reasons
Colorado Northwestern Community College Vice President of Student Affairs John Anderson resigned from the local community college Thursday, citing personal reasons, CNCC President Ron Granger confirmed Friday afternoon.
