Top 10 Craig Press stories for Jan. 26 to Feb. 1: Cowboy chic, confounding crimes, grappling grit
Article; number of online pageviews
1. Craig woman arrested on charges of concealing death of infant; 16,373
Craig woman arrested on charges of concealing death of infant
2. Two arrested after more than $26K worth of heroin, cocaine found in drug raid of Steamboat home; 2,171
Two arrested after more than $26K worth of heroin, cocaine found in drug raid of Steamboat home
3. Crime Briefs: Male claims to be vigilante, breaks into homes to ‘save a trapped woman’; 1,742
Crime Briefs: Male claims to be vigilante, breaks into homes to ‘save a trapped woman’
4. Tri-State to invest in solar with next Northwest Colorado projects; 1,496
Tri-State to invest in solar with next Northwest Colorado projects
5. Crime Briefs: Car in a ditch leads to man’s warranted arrest; 1,361
Crime Briefs: Car in a ditch leads to man’s warranted arrest
6. Craig Rotary Club’s Diamonds and Spurs highlights glamour, giving spirit; 1,238
Craig Rotary Club’s Diamonds and Spurs highlights glamour, giving spirit
7. Inmate caught with meth at Moffat County Jail; 1,108
Inmate caught with meth at Moffat County Jail
8. Melody Villard receives Rotary humanitarian award, discusses candidacy for Moffat County commission; 915
Melody Villard receives Rotary humanitarian award, discusses candidacy for Moffat County commission
9. Bodies of mother, infant son discovered at Rocky Mountain National Park in apparent murder-suicide; 741
Bodies of mother, infant son discovered at Rocky Mountain National Park in apparent murder-suicide
10. Moffat County wrestling Senior Night sees advantage vs. Grand Valley, squeaker with Meeker; 653
Moffat County wrestling Senior Night sees advantage vs. Grand Valley, squeaker with Meeker
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