Top 10 most-viewed stories of the week: Sept. 18 through 24, 2017
1. Fast-growing fire near Elk Springs closes U.S. Highway 40, 7,521 pageviews
Update: Winter Valley Fire burns 3,500 acres, Deerlodge residents evacuated in western Moffat County
2. Winter Valley Fire near Elk Springs reaches 5,200 acres, burning on Cross Mountain in western Moffat County, 2,601 pageviews
Update: Winter Valley Fire grows to 6,400 acres near Elk Springs, Cross Mountain in western Moffat County
3. New hotel owners plan big improvements, 1,329 pageviews
https://www.craigdailypress.com/news/new-hotel-owners-plan-big-improvements/
4. Weekend fires ravage family home oN Cedar Mountain in Moffat County, 1,178 pageviews
Weekend fires ravage family home, Cedar Mountain in Moffat County
5. Woman chases tenant with pole: On the record for Sept. 14, 15, 2017
Woman chases tenant with pole: On the Record for Sept. 14, 15
6. Family killed in plane crash north of Glenwood Springs identified, 897 pageviews
Family killed in plane crash north of Glenwood Springs identified
7. Public meetings set to discuss elementary campus closure, 759 pageviews
https://www.craigdailypress.com/news/public-meetings-set-to-discuss-elementary-campus-closure/
8. Consultants provide Craig parents with data to inform school closure process, 627 pageviews
https://www.craigdailypress.com/news/consultants-provide-craig-parents-with-data-to-inform-school-closure-process/
9. Moffat County 4-H aims high, shoots straight at state, 507 pageviews
https://www.craigdailypress.com/news/moffat-county-4-h-aims-high-shoots-straight-at-state/
10. Economic development board supports ballot measures 2A, 5A, 434 pageviews
https://www.craigdailypress.com/news/economic-development-board-supports-ballot-measures-2a-5a/
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