Top 10 most-viewed stories of the week: Sept. 25 to Oct. 1, 2017
1. Craig native, veteran Marine Cory Hixson weighs in on NFL protests in social media video, 3,760 pageviews
Craig native, veteran Marine Cory Hixson weighs in on NFL protests in social media video
2. Craig Police Department seeking whereabouts for escapee, 2,121 pageviews
Craig Police Department seeking whereabouts for escapee
3. Three die after hitting bear on I-70 near Rifle, 1,795 pageviews
Three die after hitting bear on I-70 near Rifle
4. Charges dismissed in workers’ manslaughter case, 1,416 pageviews
Charges dismissed in workers’ manslaughter case
5. After a month lost on a Colorado 14er, 14-year-old dog Chloe is rescued by strangers, 1,302 pageviews
After a month lost on a Colorado 14er, 14-year-old dog Chloe is rescued by strangers
6. Living Well: 5 Myths, Debunked — Nurse midwives provide safe, in-hospital birthing experience, 1,081 pageviews
Living Well: 5 Myths, Debunked — Nurse midwives provide safe, in-hospital birthing experience
7. Craig Police Department plots new course, 1,002 pageviews
Craig Police Department plots new course
8. Scammers threaten to post naked pictures: On the record for Sept. 22 to 24, 980 pageviews
Scammers threaten to post naked pictures: On the record for Sept. 22 to 24
9. New consignment store opens with Just Stuff Thrift in Craig, 952 pageviews
New consignment store opens with Just Stuff Thrift in Craig
10. Man arrested as brother tries to get him to court: On the record for Sept. 25, 26, 922 pageviews
Man arrested as brother tries to get him to court: On the record for Sept. 25, 26
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