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• Craig, CO News
• Helton HRs, Rockies end Reds' streak with 6-3 win
• Regulators raise taxes for Colorado casinos
• NJ man charged with murdering NY boy Patz in 1979
• Sports Briefs for May 26: Craig Pool Complex to open Tuesday
• LSRV Hurdler Rex Stanley sets 1A Wyoming record
• Grand Olde West Days primed for big weekend
• Diane Prather: Farmers at heart
• CMS student Kaylee Buckley a state winner in 'If I Were Mayor' essay contest
• Letter: One chance to vote Obama out of office
• Letter: Search and Rescue thanks the community
• Editorial: History in the making
• Moffat County Memorial Day activities slated to remember fallen veterans
• Briefs for May 26: American Cancer Society seeking Relay volunteers, teams
• Mitt Romney … meet Craig, America
• Confirmed: Mitt Romney to visit Craig
• Janet Sheridan: Craig — where everybody knows your name
• School Board takes action on policies Thursday
• Briefs for May 25: Master crafters sought
• More than 200 people visit with Shell officials at open house Thursday
• Expansion of Colo. energy office becomes law
• Permits to build single-family homes in Colo. up
• Governor: NJ will start sports bets on its own
• Sports Briefs for May 25: Sportsman Club to offer shooting group
• Letter: Basketball fundraiser a success
• On the Record for May 24, 2012
• Pastor Linda Taylor: Hash Browns
• 22nd annual Grand Olde West Days offers full weekend of activities
• MCHS meat judging team win state title, headed to national championship
• Moffat County officials discuss encouraging healthier lifestyles
• MCHS baseball player to compete in national program
• On the Record for Wednesday, May 23, 2012
• MCHS golfers Fox, Harjes shoot well at state tourney
• Pipeline opponents send letter to governor
• Editorial: Banner days
• Letter: Thanks from the Humane Society
• Letter: Family of Gary Roberts thank community
• Briefs for May 23: Farmers Market meeting Thursday
• Council again denies proposed nightclub owner
• Broncos' restocked secondary gets high marks
• CO teacher accused of sex assault working out plea
• Passenger's suspicious claim diverts jet to Maine
• Sports Briefs for May 23: MCHS hoops hosts fundraiser tonight
• Shell reps talk drilling plans with Moffat County officials
• Lance Scranton: Lessons for seniors continued …
• BLM urges fire safety during holiday weekend
• At the Movies: ‘Dictator’ shows the hairy side of geopolitics
• On the Record for May 22, 2012
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• The call of commencement
• MCHS swimmer Hulstine places 7th, 15th at state meet
• On the Record for May 21, 2012
• Rockies fail to deliver in clutch against Mariners
• MS prison riot leaves guard dead, 6 hurt
• Oak Creek man challenging YVEA District 9 incumbent
• Wild horse club planning Sand Wash Basin volunteer clean-up event
• Sports Briefs for May 21: College offers off-road riding club
• Maybell cycling event draws small but enthusiastic crowd
• Bulldog Sports for May 21
• Plant nursery blossoms in second year
• Senior Spotlight for May 21: School days
• ‘Enjoy life to its fullest’: Five minutes with Jason Back, 34, club pro at Yampa Valley Golf Course
• Briefs for May 21: Moffat County Democrats meeting today
• Craig sisters pay tribute to late mother at spring concert
• Colorado wildfire could be contained by Tuesday
• Cold case: Suspect in 1979 disappearance of 15-year-old Craig girl dies
• Denver airport moves toward becoming smoke-free
• BLM releases assessment of 2 oil shale proposals
• Moffat County real estate transactions for March
• Sports briefs for May 19: Bad Dogs earn 1st-place honors in final tourney
• Alfredo Lebron wins MCHS track’s 2nd state title of 2012
• Newspapers launch new hunting website
• Letter: MCHS track coaches thank Michelle Chalmers
• Letter: Preventing viral hepatitis
• Editorial: Council's club conundrum
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting
• Government Update for May 19: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Briefs for May 19: Craig Cleanup Days this weekend
• Students experiment with aerodynamics in model rocket competition
• Simulation makes civics, economics approachable for young students
• For parents with college-bound teens, dodging debt is an uphill battle
• LA Police: 2 arrests in Chinese student killings
• At the Movies: Family devotion is eternal in ‘Dark Shadows’
• On the Record for May 18, 2012
• Daily Press names John Haddan 2012 Teacher of the Year
• Swarm of bees causes delay in Rockies-Diamondbacks
• Feds again reject Colorado-Wyoming water pipeline
• Documents shed new light on Trayvon Martin killing
• 26th annual Maybell bicycle event set for Saturday
• Letter: Circus cruelty
• Letter: Principal: No celebrating during graduation
• Briefs for May 18: Relay For Life fundraiser
• Janet Sheridan: Spring becoming summer
• MCHS boys relay team breaks school record en route to 4A state championship
• Fire board approves training tower contracts
• A new standard
• On the Record for May 17, 2012
• Free veterans legal clinic this weekend in Craig
• MCHS golfers Fox, Harjes prepping to compete at state
• Recollections of the big top
• Craig fire board to talk CNCC land transfer, burn tower contract
• On the Record for May 16, 2012
• Editorial: For a brighter tomorrow
• Commission names new Moffat County attorney
• Man sentenced to life in prison for child's death
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• Colo. wildfire believed to be human-caused
• 5 MCHS swimmers headed to state
• CMS River Watch program propels students to the top of water quality testing
• Letter: Complaints with the Craig Police Department
• Letter: Council thanks local education groups
• letter: Remember pet safety during summer months
• Letter: In defense of Month Pilgrim
• Lance Scranton: Five life lessons for seniors
• Shell to host open house in Craig
• Briefs for May 16: Land Use Board meeting today at courthouse
• Debate about civil unions bill sour for Northwest Colorado candidates
• At the Movies: ‘Five-Year Engagement’ — First comes love … then what?
• On the Record for May 15, 2012
• Longtime aide looks back on career in Moffat County School District
• More than 120 turn out for youth track meet
• Rockwell exhibit draws crowd in Craig
• BLM to discuss old munitions sites at May 22 open house
• On the Record for May 14, 2012
• Briefs for May 14: Land Use Board meeting today at courthouse
• Facebook CEO turns 28, IPO could be $100B gift
• Ousted Nuggets still feeling good about future
• Abreu, A.J. Ellis lead Dodgers over Rockies 11-5
• Sports Briefs for May 14: Steamboat gun group offering shooting seminar
• Boys track team places 2nd at WSL, readies for state
• Bulldog Sports for May 14
• Letter: Former firefighter speaks out- part 2
• ‘It always gets better’: Five minutes with Julie Gates, 35, a registered nurse and mother of two
• Burger eatery builds awareness
• 'Where I was meant to be': Craig resident keeps family close to heart while serving in Afghanistan
• Victim found Saturday identified as Craig resident David Burns
• No injuries after crash at Steamboat Springs Airport
• Police confirm fall victim was adult male
• Letter: Lester's fundraiser a success
• Editorial: Take a number
• USPS encourages public to aid in today's Stamp Out Hunger food drive
• Quicksilver closes deal for Craig office
• Briefs for May 12: Special Olympics set for today
• A town gone Rockwell: Exhibit of iconic American artist’s work opens Monday in Craig
• Chimney Rock considered for national monument
• Lawyer: 'Birdman' allegations involve spurned fan
• Mitt Romney's 'hijinks' seen as bullying today
• Sports briefs for May 12: Parks & Recreation to provide baseball day trips for seniors
• MCHS girls soccer reflects on season
• Diane Prather: Bringing in the milk cow
• Letter: Fire Department has better options for new facility location
• Local senior tunes up for college
• Tech-knowledge-y: Skullcandy & Macbook
• Talented seniors share one last concert together
• See you later
• Graduate recruits envision personal and professional rewards
• Girls to Women gives students a glimpse into career possibilities
• Dance school performances slated
• On the Record for May 11, 2012
• Briefs for May 11: Preschool accepting applications
• Colorado civil unions session to start next week
• 2 Wyoming teens accused in armed robbery in Colo.
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect slain; 2 girls OK
• MCHS girls golf sending 2 to state
• Letter: Craig Chamber thankful for Rotarians
• Letter: Head Start a valuable service
• Moffat County rancher appears in court for pretrial conference
• Craig Chamber Board takes no action at Thursday meeting
• Dig this: Students begin exploring potential mammoth site
• Letter: Be respectful at graduation
• Softball team has problems sanctioning the sport
• Student Council had only two members on recent ballot
• Soundbytes: If you could choose the sex and appearance of your child, would you do it?
• The Band Boom Sonic Performs Sonic Boom
• Due to dry winter, river activities bottom out in shallow waters
• The Alabama Shakes release powerful debut album
• Janet Sheridan: Missed opportunities
• Craig kids learn fundamentals at Big Blue Football Camp
• On the Record for May 10, 2012
• At the Movies: Bigger is better in ‘The Avengers’
• Craig couple reunites through hardship, faith
• On the Record for May 9, 2012
• Nightclub hearing postponed: Residents petitioning against Tarango’s opening
• NC approves amendment on gay marriage
• Deaths of Colo. wildfire victims ruled accidental
• Colorado civil union bill in limbo after GOP halt
• Sports Briefs for May 9: Sheriff’s Office Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament slated
• MCHS girls track places 14th at Junction meet
• Boys track team makes push for strong end to season
• Letter: Thank for supporting mission fundraisers
• Letter: Sandhill Crane conservation
• Lance Scranton: Happiness: Getting strictly a byproduct of giving
• Editorial: A couple of simple things
• Search for new Moffat County attorney ongoing
• Briefs for May 9: Beautification Committee meets today
• Police beat: A summary report of Craig Police Department activity for April 2012
• Fire board election today
• On the Record for May 8, 2012
• MCHS, CMS students present spring choir concert tonight
• Fort Carson welcomes home about 200 soldiers
• Opposed to proposed night club: Petitions circulating against Tarango's
• 'Show under the big top' coming to Craig
• On the Record for May 7, 2012
• At the Movies: A return to the good old days with 'American Reunion'
• Prescribed burns caused five out-of-control fires in April
• Briefs for May 7: Traffic delays on MCR 35 begin today
• Night club owner seeking council approval
• Commissioner campaigns winding up
• Mom defends son suspended for reciting racy lyric
• Couple in Illinois Ponzi scheme caught in Arizona
• MCHS baseball team ends season with losses to Glenwood Springs
• Sports Briefs for May 7: MCHS girls soccer season ends
• Matt Winey: Defining the tea party — what it is and isn't
• ‘Don’t let anything in life pass you by’: Five minutes with Kyle Perez, 19, employee at Carelli’s Pizzeria & Pasta
• Photography firm celebrating anniversary with promotions
• Bulldog Sports for May 7
• Letter: Response to previous letters
• Senior Spotlight for May 7: May Day
• Colo civil unions bill gets OK by another panel
• Test confirms rabies in skunk near Fort Collins
• Lawyer: Edwards knew money was for his benefit
• Sports Briefs for May 5: MCHS baseball playing final game of season today
• LSRV senior preps for busy summer of hoops
• MCHS swimmers place 3rd at home
• Briefs for May 5: Traffic delays on Moffat County Road 35 begin Monday
• The gift of goodbye: Craig Police Department officers awarded for heroic actions during February fire
• Weather delays Tebo Center opening until July
• Government Update for May 5: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Remodel underway at TMH Medical Clinic to make way for pediatrics
• Hayden resident recalls discovery of locked deer antlers
• Over a Cup: 'Strawberry Milkshake,' a tasty summer treat
• Diane Prather: Education and fun intermingle at Ag Day
• Grassroots education group planning for future initiatives
• Club opened doors, provided healing for Craig teen
• Letter: Thanks to the angels in Craig
• Letter: Tootsie Roll Drive a success
• Editorial: A picturesque impression
• Newcomers in HD57, SD8 participate in Bears Ears Tea Party Patriots forum
• Sunset Elementary uses international games to bring home math, physical education
• U.S. Senate passes bill to extend closure moratorium another year on rural post offices
• Briefs for May 4: Tobacco use survey underway
• Moffat County roads scheduled for June improvements
• Seau suicide turns up focus on brain injuries
• Wildfire payment agreement reached in Colorado
• Colorado snowpack remains well below average
• MCHS swimmer to row for Merchant Marines in fall
• Letter: Dr. Joel Miller deserving of praise
• Letter: 9Health Fair a success thanks to community support
• Janet Sheridan: Anything worth doing
• 2 strikes and to the museum
• On the Record for May 3, 2012
• Retired MCHS teacher gains insight into ancestor’s life through 1st novel
• At the Movies: ‘Cabin’ not your average weekend getaway
• East Elementary student selected for summer enrichment program
• On the Record for Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• Letter: Dr. Joel Miller is a wonderful doctor
• Letter: College's art selection diverse
• Lance Scranton: Teachers: More than costs on a spreadsheet
• Editorial: Time for a truce
• Charges stacking up against 39-year-old Craig man
• Moffat County Commission approves Shell temporary use permit
• Briefs for May 2: Daily Press seeking Teacher of the Year nominations
• Occupy Denver marches in support of May Day
• Winter X Games staying in Aspen a little longer
• NYC man convicted in thwarted subway bomb plot
• Sports Briefs for May 2: Softball informational meeting scheduled for Saturday
• MCHS girls golf team finishes 4th in home tourney
• Craig couple enjoys trip to weekend draft
• Steamboat baseball, Moffat County split doubleheader Tuesday
• CNCC nursing student lands 2 scholarships for continuing education
• Former school official seeking to improve community
• Craig musician lends his voice to residents at Sandrock Ridge
• Craig resident using people skills to help community
• TMH Auxiliary Volunteers president dedicated to making organization ‘shine’
• On the Record for Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• Former school board president hones in on HD 57 seat
• Parks and Wildlife puts down bear sighted in Craig
• On the Record for Monday, April 30, 2012
• 5th tornado confirmed in destructive Colo. storm
• Peyton Manning grateful for Rockies' hospitality
• SUV plunges into NYC's Bronx Zoo grounds; 7 killed
• Sports Briefs for April 30: Meeker to host Bob Tucker Memorial Golf Tournament
• Craig bowler notches perfect game
• Bulldog Sports for April 30
• Local landscapers prep for spring clients
• Letter: Sandhill Cranes should be protected, not hunted
• Letter: City and VFW need to come to an agreement
• ‘Go out of the box’: Five minutes with Renata Beason, 39, owner of The Embroidery Shoppe
• Senior Spotlight for April 30: Do away with bad television
• Briefs for April 30: CCA hosts concert Tuesday
• Shell officials talk roads in Hamilton
• TMH recognized as prime health care employer
• Ski goggle pioneer Bob Smith dies at 78
• Authorities: Bunker of Wash. fugitive surrounded
• Sports Briefs for April 28: Sea Sharks to host registration Thursday
• Moffat County Youth Track meet set for May 14
• Over a Cup: Try this festive 'Fiesta Tamale Pie'
• CMS students weigh in on city government
• National aspirations: MCHS students earn spots in national speech and debate championships
• Editorial: Traffic, treatment, stalemate
• Diane Prather: Weigh-In and Tag Day upcoming for market swine, lambs and goats
• Replacement equipment for TMH Medical Clinic about $10,000 under budget
• Meeker robbery suspect arraigned Friday
• Briefs for April 28: Medicare counseling in Craig
• A mammoth discovery: Scientist: Prehistoric remains discovered in Craig
• MCHS delivers a strong showing against top area track teams at Bulldog Stadium
• Osweiler taken by Broncos in 2nd round
• On the Record for Friday, April 27, 2012
• U.S. Attorney spokesman: No apology forthcoming for Craig doctor
• Ex-Edwards aide: Donors' cash went into NC house
• Wyoming concerned over Colo. oil well pollution
• Broncos trade out of first round of NFL draft
• Insurance changes coming to Moffat County School District
• Janet Sheridan: Dancing the maypole
• ‘For the community’: Stephanie Jeffcoat returns for second stint on Hamilton Community Center Board
• 'Service Above Self': Colleagues: Renee Campbell a credit to organizations she serves
• Moffat County Commission approves Colowyo severance tax deduction
• Benefit concert for Hayden pastor
• Letter: Thanks to the citizens of Moffat County, 13-3 project a successful first step
• A barrel of fun: Craig couple wins contest, chance to participate in 2012 NFL Draft
• Department of Justice seizes files from local physician
• VFW, Craig City Council discuss reopening negotiations
• On the Record for Thursday, April 26, 2012
• MCHS seniors make school history in business-themed clubs
• On the Record for Wednesday, April 25, 2012
• TMH Auxiliary Volunteers president dedicated to making organization ‘shine’
• Routt County commissioners table Camilletti oil well permit
• Supreme Court sides with Associated Governments of Northwest Colorado
• Fire board president presents to Craig City Council
• Possession hurts MCHS soccer in 4-2 loss to Delta
• Hudson leaves court before grisly photos shown
• Suspect in Colo church shooting had been in prison
• Obama talks student loan rates in Colorado
• Letter: Moffat County residents not influenced by liberalism
• Letter: Dress code enforcement is important
• Letter: Fire facility needs better location
• Letter: Earth Day cleanup a success
• Students aren't variables in an equation
• Editorial: Actions speak louder
• CNCC, Commitment to Excellence to host Chamber mixer Thursday
• CNCC hosting art commission workshop
• On the Record for April 24, 2012
• Big Blue Football Camp set for May at MCHS
• Drug Take Back Day slated for Saturday in Craig
• Moffat County School Board workshop, meeting agendas for April 26
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for April 26
• Moffat County Commission special meeting agenda for April 25
• ‘Stooges’ remake a slap in the face, both good and bad
• On the Record for April 23, 2012
• Senior Spotlight for April 23: Earth Day
• ‘Bring out color in everything’: Five minutes with Amanda Boyd, 25, secretary at AccuComp Accounting
• CNCC massage program's offer runs through end of the month
• Briefs for April 23: Free car care clinic
• Government Update for April 23: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Performances by high school students highlight CCA's annual talent show
• Cuddyer leads Rockies to 4-1 win over Brewers
• Pastor's mother shot, killed outside Colo. church
• George Zimmerman released from Fla. jail
• Veteran returns to Craig and a grateful community
• Sports Briefs for April 23: MCHS girls golf team takes tourney
• MCHS baseball team drops weekend doubleheader
• ‘Mirror Mirror’ on the screen, who’s the goofiest fairy tale queen?
• Letter: Tax Day Freedom Rally
• 2,116 seat belt tickets issued in rural campaign
• Zimmerman apologizes for shooting; gets $150K bail
• Stinky fish helps limit potfest at Colo university
• Report reveals Moffat County residents among unhealthiest in the state
• East Elementary 3rd-graders looking back in time at Craig’s past
• Five agencies respond to oil well fire in Powder Wash
• Sports Briefs for April 21: MCHS girls soccer triumphs over Rifle
• Rattlers girls coach Jodi Stanley has won and won often at LSRV
• The pitfalls, scars and tradition of branding day
• MCHS joins with national initiative to get books into students’ hands
• Letter: Fire board does enough
• Editorial: Live strong, live better
• Briefs for April 21: Talent show tonight at MCHS
• Residents share feedback with Craig fire board on proposed training center
• On the Record for April 20, 2012
• Sports Briefs for April 20: MCHS baseball slammed 11-3 by Rangely
• Letter: Supermax no party
• Letter: A place is what you make it
• Letter: National Infant Immunization Week
• Janet Sheridan: In praise of poets
• Briefs for April 20: Local church hosting movie night
• Moffat County Commission candidate’s petition denied
• Former Moffat County School Board president seeking legislative seat
• Gail Severson named United Way's 2011 Volunteer of the Year
• Veteran returning to Craig from Afghanistan
• MCHS senior Johnny Landa a man of many talents on the track
• Former Steamboat teacher, pastor arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting children
• Charges filed against Meeker bank robbery suspect
• On the Record for April 18, 2012
• Speakers promote activism, awareness, involvement during Freedom Rally
• Craig Hotshots unveil new facilities Tuesday
• Man shot after denying cigarette request
• Forest Service in quandary about Colo. frozen cows
• Newborn abducted after mother fatally shot found
• Former MCHS hoops coach enjoyed different perspective at Adams State
• No gold, but all heart: MCHS sophomore swimmer never quits in the pool
• GOP candidates turn attention to June primary
• Letter: Editorial board got it wrong
• Editorial: A good start for sidewalks
• Moffat County Commission hosts intergovernmental agency meeting
• Briefs for April 18: Farmers market meeting planned
• Livin It Up: Spring cleaning — inside and out
• On the Record for April 17, 2012
• Lance Scranton: The wisdom of Atticus Finch
• Organizer: Grand Olde West Days right on track
• GOP candidates turn attention to June primary
• School bus crashes into baseball field behind CMS
• Elementary principal Julie Baker to serve as interim principal for 2012-13
• Briefs for April 16: Medicare counseling in Craig
• Shell planning for new wells in Moffat, Routt counties
• Yampa Valley Data Partners report: Drilling crews leave small economic footprint in Northwest Colorado
• Midwest towns say early storm warnings saved lives
• Cahill pitches Diamondbacks past Rockies 5-2
• Storm brings foot of snow to Colo. Mountains
• Delta pounds MCHS in Saturday doubleheader
• After final game, duties don’t end for MCHS coaches
• Bulldog Sports for April 16
• Sports Briefs for April 16: Youth track team accepting registration today
• Local insurance agency widens regional business presence
• letter: Thank you to the CNCC
• Senior Spotlight for April 16: April showers bring May flowers
• Tea party hosting tax day Freedom Rally on Tuesday
• ‘Choose what kind of day you’ll have’: Five minutes with Kirk McKey, 58, owner of McKey Chiropractic Clinic
• Briefs for April 14: Medicare counseling in Craig
• John Raftopoulos’s Angus bull program recognized as best in the state
• NJ mayor carries woman out of her burning home
• Amtrak says Kansas rail service could move by 2016
• Colo. GOP choosing more delegates for convention
• Investigation into Thursday bank robbery in Meeker ongoing
• Editorial: Fire district violated public trust
• Sports Briefs for April 14: MCHS girls golf results from Tuesday, Wednesday tournaments
• LSRV coach/teacher thriving, winning at small school in Baggs, Wyo.
• ‘Chili MacCheese Dog,’ a cheap but fun meal for those on the go
• Playing on the ranch
• Sidewalk project near local schools progressing, construction date unknown
• New program makes info sharing easier for veterans
• Moffat County Booster Club prepares for fundraising opportunities
• Letter: U.S. moving toward Socialism
• Letter: Keep Craig beautiful
• Letter: Month of the Young Child
• Janet Sheridan: Winning the day
• Report points to sustained economic recovery in Moffat County
• Briefs for April 13: Book drive ends today
• Sexual assault survivors share stories of pain, redemption at Wednesday presentation
• On the Record for April 12, 2012
• Authorities: Meeker bank robbery suspect in custody
• Moffat County School District finance director resigning
• Father-daughter duo making the best of new relationship
• Livin' it up: Grab your putter, learn and party hearty
• On the Record for April 11, 2012
• Sports briefs for April 11: Traveling baseball team registration ends Saturday
• MCHS girls soccer shows fatigue in 6-1 loss to Palisade
• Moffat County engineering at Shadow Mountain begins today
• Letter: Elementary schools say thanks
• Letter: Location for new fire facility is inappropriate
• Editorial: ‘A bird in the hand …’
• Fire officials: Too Long Fire contained
• A summary report of Craig Police Department activity for March 2012
• Briefs for April 11: April EDP meeting canceled
• Craig resident’s new play takes a farcical look at Craig’s founding
• Weather prompts red flag warning for western Colorado
• Bobby Petrino fired at Arkansas after 4 seasons
• Colorado Democrats advance hiring preference bill
• Authorities defend Colo. fire warning attempts
• City Council ends negotiations with VFW
• Wildfire burns an estimated 300 acres in Routt County
• Rockfall mitigation continues at Mount Harris Canyon
• Lance Scranton: The remedy of ‘I’m sorry’
• Fire officials: Too Long Fire encompasses about 200 acres
• MCTA marketing committee meeting agenda
• Police beat: A summary report of Craig Police Department activity for March 2012
• Out-of-town play boost Yampa Valley Golf Course revenues in first 3 weeks
• County revamp of east Loudy-Simpson pond to create better access for fishermen
• ‘Titans’ sequel incurs less wrath from fantasy lovers
• On the Record for April 9, 2012
• Bulldog Sports for April 9, 2012
• Candidates bid for support of Craig voters
• ‘Live how you would want to be remembered’: Five minutes with Kenny Cooper, 26, technician at Lube Plus
• IRS offers online assistance leading up to income tax deadline
• Briefs for April 9: Humane Society meeting today
• Natural gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Tebow draws big crowd to Texas Easter service
• Watson wins Masters playoff over Oosthuizen
• Senior Spotlight for April 9: Easter colors are plentiful
• Sports Briefs for April 9: Traveling baseball teams accepting registration
• Portrait of devotion: A memorial tribute to late Craig resident Dan McIntyre
• Upcoming presentation to dispel myths, raise awareness about sexual assault
• MCHS senior Ivan Nielsen making most of final baseball season
• Briefs for April 7: Mobile food pantry returning to Craig
• Editorial: Moving forward
• City, VFW exchange letters in park negotiations
• LSRV track and field teams looking to repeat as champions
• MCHS athletes O’Mailia, Walt experience new world of hockey in Switzerland
• Police blotter for April 7
• Government Update for April 7: Moffat County Commission meeting
• “Pie”: A young adult novel
• Teacher couples balance families with shared enthusiasm for education
• Letter: Obama's re-election could be doomsday
• Guest column: Rationale behind proposed Craig fire training facility
• CNCC nursing program receives accreditation from national commission
• Local Fuel Gauge for April 7, 2012
• Robert Cash sentenced to 38 years in prison
• On the Record for April 6, 2012
• Options available for clinic reopening in Baggs, Wyo.
• Janet Sheridan: In honor of National Library Week, April 8 - 14
• Moffat County Fuller Center aims at finishing first Craig project
• Students allowed to get belongings from school
• Mapping glitch blamed for no Colo. fire warnings
• Rockies, Astros open their seasons Friday
• Neil Folks: What about the other 80 percent?
• Craig minors arrested Wednesday night for destruction of mailboxes
• Holiday services, events scheduled
• Briefs for April 6: Black Mountain Theatre rehearsals
• Company’s plans include new wells, separation facility, office move to Craig
• Fire warning in effect through tonight
• On the Record for April 5, 2012
• Craig K&G looking to expand east location
• CNCC basketball teams show improvement under 3rd-year coaches
• United Way recognizes employees, companies at Wednesday luncheon
• ‘21 Jump Street’: Cops or clowns?
• On the Record for April 4, 2012
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board meeting agenda
• Briefs for April 4: Medicare counseling consultations available in Craig
• Moffat County Commission to meet with Routt County
• Colorado judge rules against online sales tax
• Colorado climatologists say state facing drought
• A Romney sweep: He takes Wisconsin, Maryland, DC
• Sports Briefs for April 4: MCHS boys track and field finishes 4th in Grand Junction, girls 6th
• CMS wrestler Shandon Hadley takes 3rd at state
• Craig resident organizing cleanup day in advance of Norman Rockwell exhibit
• A most eggs-cellent weekend
• Commission approves February mineral leases, joinder agreements with Shell
• Lance Scranton: Tests are like ‘pesky critters’
• Editorial: In pursuit of truth
• Jeff Simon named athletic director for the Moffat County School District
• On the Record for April 3, 2012
• Moffat County Job Fair sees respectable turnout
• New equipment to reduce time TMH patients spend on screening table
• Performers showcase skills during Craig Concert Association talent audition
• On the Record for April 2, 2012
• Local grapplers show well in Bad Dogs Wrestling Classic
• Bulldog Sports for April 2, 2012
• Letter: Thank you to the Haven in Hayden
• ‘Down-to-Earth’: Five minutes with Chris Miller, 53, owner of Miller Family Appliance
• Salon merger offers new business highlights
• Briefs for April 2: Taxi to honor residents with cancer
• Senior Spotlight for April 2: This week started off with a double — Palm Sunday and April Fools’ Day.
• City employees begin Shadow Mountain water, sewer line assessment
• Senate District 8 candidates address voters, issues
• Crews near full containment of Colorado wildfire
• Renowned runner Micah True's body found in NM
• In South Korea, US education means split families
• Team of destiny? Jayhawks starting to believe
• MCHS baseball team can’t slow Eagle Valley offense in double-header sweep
• Letter: Tea Party is not racially motivated
• Letter: Thanks from the Humane Society
• Letter: Peck family thanks Craig residents for support
• Editorial: Backyard and beyond
• Turnout high for 1st mobile food pantry distribution
• Moffat County project manager settling in to new role
• Briefs for March 31: Meeker Rec Center offers open swimming
• Dreams of a distant shore: Craig couple fulfilling shared goal to work and serve overseas
• Kansas, Ohio State meet in 'The Other Game'
• Panel backs sharing studies of lab-made bird flu
• Sheriff: Force used on disabled man was reasonable
• Colo. budget written, heads for debate in House
• MCHS girls soccer worn down by Sailors in 5-0 loss in home opener
• MCHS grads Caitlin, Kelsey Conci wrap up collegiate swimming careers
• ‘Lemon Ginger Cut-Outs’: And they taste pretty good, too
• Diane Prather: 4-H leaders needed
• Sunset Elementary students connect with classrooms in other countries
• On the Record for March 30, 2012
• Moffat County Booster Club pushing for more members
• Karen Gibson: Shout Hosanna!
• Letter: Take advantage of WIC benefits
• Letter: Thank you to Craig Fire/Rescue and Moffat County Sheriff's Office
• New products and old favorites highlight Spring Expo
• Briefs for March 20: Health care roundtable today
• Why 'trust' and 'Calipari' rarely share a sentence
• Colo. officials seeing Mega Millions riches, too
• Govs tour Neb. beef plant to see 'pink slime'
• Company says alert system worked in Colo. wildfire
• Today’s job fair at CNCC to connect job seekers with local employers
• TMH Board backs proposed fire training facility, with a provision
• Sports Briefs for March 30: MCHS boys track and field finishes 7th in Grand Junction, girls 19th
• Janet Sheridan: Frankly, er, if you will
• On the Record for March 29, 2012
• CMS wrestling team takes 1st place at regional tournament
• Craig man facing additional charges
• No ‘Demopublican’: Libertarian Sacha Weis, of Craig, announces SD 8 bid
• Livin' it Up: Happenings to suit crowds big and small
• On the Record for Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Mobile Food Pantry launches Thursday in Craig
• Colo. voters may be asked to ax anti-gay amendment
• Colo. wildfire could be linked to controlled burn
• Letter: NATRC thanks Craig Hamtpon Inn & Suites
• Editorial: Factory recall
• Lance Scranton: ‘Rocks on the road’ have purpose, too
• MCTA searching for alternate board member
• Briefs for March 28: Booster Club meeting today
• MCHS baseball team notches 4-3 victory on walk-off error in home opener
• Craig City Council denies liquor permit due to false information
• Michigan militia members cleared of conspiracy
• At the Movies: Odds favor ‘The Hunger Games’ success
• Fire District representatives to update TMH Board on proposed training facility Thursday
• On the Record for March 27, 2012
• Spring Spruce Up
• MCHS junior Matt Hulstine swims five state-qualifying times over the weekend
• Friends with a focus: New education group launches first project
• Weather makes weekend busy for firefighters
• TMH Board meeting agenda for March 29, 2012
• On the Record for March 26, 2012
• Sports Briefs for March 26: Youth baseball registration closes Wednesday
• Craig resident nabs four national trail riding awards
• MCHS basketball seniors reflect on one last game
• Bulldog Sports for March 26, 2012
• Discount ticket rates available for 2012-13 concert season
• Letter: Creating volunteer interest
• Senior Spotlight for March 26, 2012: I’ve been thinking of the old saying, “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb,” a lot lately.
• Briefs for March 26: AARP meeting set for today
• KU and UK join Louisville and Ohio St. in Final 4
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Woman gets 42 years in case involving missing boys
• Man who shot woman says he thought Mohawk was bird
• Craig resident nabs 4 trail riding awards
• Moffat County Republicans set primary ballot
• Government Update for March 24: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Wade speaks out on shooting death of Florida teen
• MCHS theater students rally for theater director and her late mother
• Colo. welfare recipient drug test bill advances
• Warm days bringing bears out of hibernation early
• Sports Briefs for March 24: Jordan Williams named RMAC player of the week
• MCHS girls soccer struggles 3-1 loss
• MCHS rodeo team opens season today in Cortez
• Diane Prather: Calving season is here
• Over A Cup: Making plans for Easter dinner
• Dinosaur mayor confident casino project will move forward
• CMS 8th-graders try their hands at poetry through annual contest
• Letter: Thanks for helping with Craig’s March Madness
• Letter: Kevin Hahn's family thanks the community
• Letter: VNA Daffodil Fundraiser a success
• Editorial: Grace under pressure
• Briefs for March 24: Safari Club Fundraiser set for today
• About 100 delegates to participate in today’s GOP assembly
• Robinson leads Kansas to 60-57 win over NC State
• On the Record for March 23, 2012
• MCHS girls soccer team looks to break records in 2012
• MCHS baseball team looks for upperclassmen to assume leadership roles
• Harjes, Fox return to anchor MCHS girls golf team
• Boys swimmers anticipate return to state
• Craig family entering new chapter, reflects on nearly 15 years in the community
• An inside look at the Bears Ears Tea Party Patriots
• Letter: Health insurance mandates infringe freedom of religion
• Letter: Correcting flawed manners
• Janet Sheridan: Queen of the trampoline
• Moffat County deputy D.A. resigning
• Briefs for March 23: AARP meeting set for Monday
• Moffat County School Board takes action at Thursday meeting
• Casino being explored near YVRA
• Man, accomplice plead guilty in murder-for-hire
• Colo. fair lifts ban on boy with doped goat
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• MCHS senior to spend week playing hockey in Switzerland
• Letter: Thank you, coach
• On the Record for March 22, 2012
• Nurse contracted by TMH in Craig arrested for theft
• MCHS play moving forward in spite of tragedy
• EDP considering regional partnerships for federal grant
• A path unplanned: CNCC nursing director lauded
• Selected senior stars: MCHS players chosen for all-state basketball game
• Prescribed burn planned for Long Mountain
• Livin' It Up: Snow, snow, go away and stay away
• Film rewind: 'John Carter': It's all Martian to me
• On the Record for March 21, 2012
• Now a Bronco, Manning says hello to his new team
• After Illinois loss, Santorum looks to the South
• Boys 8th-grade youth basketball takes 1st in home tournament
• MCHS track and field teams show strong in Delta
• Craig/Moffat Economic Development Partnership Board meeting agenda
• Moffat County School Board workshop and meeting agendas
• Letter: Compassion of others inspires
• Letter: It's time to wake up America
• Editorial: The right blend
• Steamboat-based occupational health program brings services to Craig
• New Craig resident seeking fire board seat
• Briefs for March 21: Children's health fair Thursday, Friday
• EDP eyeing enterprise zone legislation
• MCHS spring play offers dramatic suspense with 1930s flair
• BLM warns of high fire danger
• Colorado assesses wildfire damage, braces for more
• Health center shuttered in Baggs, Wyo.
• On the Record for March 20, 2012
• Guest column: Matt Winey: America at a crossroads
• CNCC adopts new 50th anniversary logo
• MCHS junior Matt Hulstine qualifies for 4A state swim meet
• Lance Scranton column: Why I'm a teacher
• On the Record for March 19, 2012
• Defense fails Michigan in 88-67 loss to Oklahoma
• New wrinkle in pot debate: stoned driving
• Colo. fires force town's 300 residents to evacuate
• Census documenting Great Depression to be released
• Restaurant milestone leads to new additions
• 'Toward the Mountains': Cultural fusion, community focus of Hawaiian bakery coming to Craig
• ‘Conquer the world’: Five minutes with Alex Selan, 19, barista at Mudd Shack
• Chamber officials: Repairing relationship with veteran group a high priority
• Sports Briefs for March 19: Traveling baseball teams accepting registration
• MCHS baseball goes 1-1 in final day of Montrose Tournament
• Bulldog Sports for March 19, 2012
• Senior Spotlight for March 19, 2012: March is on its way over the hump, as I like to say.
• Briefs for March 19: Water aerobics classes begin today
• Craig businesses offer plentiful St. Paddy’s specials
• Journey of the heart: Tour through Israel leaves Craig pastor with ‘great hope’
• Co-founder of 'Kony' video group detained in Calif
• Double trouble from Colorado pine beetles
• Health dept. answers federal commission concern
• Duke upset by Lehigh in NCAA tournament
• MCHS baseball team struggles on both sides of the plate in 15-3 loss
• Yampa Valley Golf Course welcomes 1st play of the season Friday
• ‘Kicking Up the Dust’ at 4-H District Retreat
• Proposed literacy act sparks debate about holding back struggling readers
• Edwin Bender: Really, really dark money in politics
• Gabriele Schneider: Who’s buying our elections?
• Candidates announced for Craig fire district board
• Briefs for March 17: Aging Well at The Journey
• Bridget Manley: A lingering question
• Craig businesses offer plentiful St. Paddy’s specials
• On the Record for March 16, 2012
• Briefs for March 16: Maybell play opens tonight
• David Pressgrove: Truth filter: Learning to make honesty our policy
• Training tower, live fire building to be constructed near TMH
• Peyton Manning free agency stretches into 2nd week
• Ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich begins prison term
• Man dies after being crushed by pile of beans
• No rally for Western Kentucky in 81-66 loss to UK
• Craig Special Olympian named Colorado female athlete of the month
• Letter: Thank you to The Memorial Hospital emergency room staff
• Letter: Thanks for your support
• janet Sheridan: A country mouse at heart
• Workshop introduces program to shed light on poverty
• Resolution passed in response to National Defense Authorization Act
• On the Record for March 15, 2012
• 2nd Northwest Colorado Oil & Gas Symposium explores fracking, water quality
• Steamboat police officer given summons after car crash
• Quality of Life contest winners receive prizes
• Moffat County Commission announces new department, director
• Yampa Valley Golf Course set to open Friday
• Youth basketball tournament tips off Saturday in Craig
• Bulldogs soccer falls to rival Steamboat
• On the Record for March 14, 2012
• Livin' It Up: March Madness may lead to mild hysteria
• MCHS track and field opens season with solid performances
• Editorial: An example worthy of imitation
• Briefs for March 14: Lunch and Learn at TMH today
• Community group urging students to ‘show what they know’ on standardized tests
• Firefighters contain wildfire in Larimer County
• City, county officials talk Shadow Mountain improvements
• Obama treats British PM to hoops in the heartland
• JonBenet Ramsey's father speaks of regrets
• Steamboat girls soccer downs Moffat, 4-0
• MCHS girls golf shows strong in 2-person scramble tournament
• Upcoming conference billed as ‘premier Colorado mining event’
• On the Record for March 13, 2012
• State senator briefs Moffat County Commission on Federal Mineral Lease Districts Act
• Rural and loving it: New TMH pediatrician excited about move
• Walt Vanatta: Police beat for February
• Lance Scranton column: Just wondering why
• MCHS boys swimming takes 4th place in Grand Junction
• On the Record for March 12, 2012
• Scott Tipton town hall meeting covers deficit, jobs, regulations
• 2 'acid bombs' detonate in Longmont; no injuries
• Schwarzenegger's son injured in Idaho ski accident
• Sports Briefs for March 12: Peewee wrestling program begins today
• MCHS girls can’t muster enough offense in 2-0 loss
• Bulldog Sports for March 12, 2012
• Government Update for March 12: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Patrick Germond: The miracles of being grateful
• Senior Spotlight for March 12, 2012: The time change got me by surprise
• ‘Zest for life’: Five minutes with Barb Gregoire, 56, owner of Trapper Fitness
• Hauling service open to all orders
• Briefs for March 12: Beginning gymnastics classes at Gymstar
• MCTA museum to mall move complete
• Liberal super PACs outspend GOP groups in Colorado
• No. 1 Kentucky is top seed despite SEC title loss
• A parent's 'privilege': Disabled Craig teen a source of hope, inspiration for family
• Editorial: Priority improvements
• MCHS girls soccer falls, 1-0, in season opener
• Over A Cup: Lisa’s luscious Jell-O Cake has different options
• Craig Chamber preparing for health care roundtable
• College moving forward with residence hall, art reception
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board special meeting agenda
• Letter: Dinosaur is a jewel of Moffat County
• ‘Kicking Up the Dust’ at 4-H District Retreat
• Briefs for March 10: Animal shelter hosting pet adoption event today
• 2 indicted on counts related to human trafficking
• 1st stop: Peyton Manning meets with Broncos brass
• Obama: 'America is coming back'
• Real estate transactions
• On the Record for March 9, 2012
• TMH in Craig hires pediatrician
• Craig city sweepers hit the streets
• Linda Taylor: I do, now pass the remote
• Letter: Chamber needs to do more for Dinosaur businesses
• Letter: Get your plate in shape
• Briefs for March 9: Bottom Line Duo in concert
• Full Titanic wreck site is mapped for 1st time
• Dad is blunt about missing daughter's double life
• 'Weekend at Bernie's'-like case suspects sentenced
• Janet Sheridan: Slow off the mark
• MCHS junior Tyler Hildebrandt goes from 6th man to all-conference 1st team
• On the Record for March 8, 2012
• MCHS senior Alfredo Lebron commits to run for Kansas college
• VNA gauging interest this month in elder care program
• Congressman to visit Craig on Saturday
• Local residents bringing bronc riding event to Craig
• MCHS girls basketball starting 5 bring home WSL honors
• On the Record for March 7, 2012
• Local Dems participate in precinct caucus, county assembly
• ‘The Lorax’: Orange is the new green
• CMS wrestling team finishes in first place in Montrose
• Bulldog club hockey finishes 3rd in weekend tourney
• Bulldogs get on the golf course for the first time Monday
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board meeting agenda
• Music, pets and office space, oh, my!
• Letter: Memorial Hospital cares for more than Moffat County
• Lance Scranton: Plugged in with positive connections
• Editorial: Downtown’s dirt lot dilemma
• New TMH program gives year-round access to basic wellness tests
• Briefs for March 7: YVDP 5:05 Drinks set for Thursday
• New candidate joins S.D. 8 race
• MCTA to host open house Saturday in new Centennial Mall location
• BP settlement architects hope to win over skeptics
• Human bones found buried at Suncor plant site
• Police: Boy had hypothermia, head injuries
• On the Record for March 6, 2012
• Moffat County attorney submits resignation
• CMS wrestling team finishes in 1st place in Montrose
• MCTA to host open house Saturday in new Centennial Mall location
• New candidate joins S.D. 8 race
• On the Record for March 5, 2012
• Lance Scranton: Get plugged in with positive connections
• Patrick Germond: Dear Mr. President
• Northwest Colorado Snowmobile Club finally hits the trail
• Crews fighting grass fire near Wellington
• Colo. church moves toward leaving denomination
• Limbaugh comments overshadow GOP contest
• Sports Briefs for March 5: Peewee wrestling program begins March 12
• LSRV boys, girls basketball teams win state titles
• Letter: In memory of Harriette Decker
• Senior Spotlight for March 5, 2012: Scrapbooking
• Government Update for March 5: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board metting agenda
• Financial expert to speak about technology opportunities
• Five minutes with Haley Brumback, 33, employee at Bob Johnson Insurance Agency
• YVDP unveils Community Indicators Project report
• Craig youth finishes second in state free throw competition
• Government Update for March 3: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Police blotter for March 3
• Craig elementary schools celebrate Read Across America Day
• Letter: Moffat County Democratic Party
• Baxter Black: The mud bath
• Local teens recall cold night spent in Routt National Forest
• MCHS grad Angie Charchalis rebounds from injury to help lead Orediggers to strong finish
• Craig man arrested for allegedly aiding escape of CAPS detainee
• CIA thriller ‘Safe House’ takes no chances
• Briefs for March 3: Second Kiwanis play tonight
• ‘This Means War’ means a good time
• Rockwell exhibit a reflection of America’s past
• Editorial: Weight of written words
• Quicksilver's 2nd well at Wolf Mountain gets nod of approval
• Passenger: Plane seemed to stall before YVRA crash
• Candidates for state, Congressional office address Craig voters
• Moffat County nonprofits to receive El Pomar grant money
• Advocates-Crisis Support Services in Craig looking for volunteers
• Stacy’s Beef & Bean Green Chile Stew
• 2012 market beef animals weighed and tagged
• Craig man arrested for allegedly aiding escape of CAPS detainee
• Moffat County nonprofits to receive El Pomar grant money
• On the Record for March 2, 2012
• Letter: Demptster's Bid Farewell to Craig
• Janet Sheridan: The winds of March
• MCHS speech and debate team sending six competitors to state
• Briefs for March 2: Hens and Chicks meeting today
• Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart dies in LA
• Tri-State to buy wind power from Colorado project
• Colo lawmakers consider further marijuana training
• 2011 law enforcement report presented to city council
• Bank of Colorado names new branch president
• LSRV basketball teams cruise through 1st round of state playoffs
• MCHS spring sports teams compete with weather in early season
• Advocates-Crisis Support Services in Craig looking for volunteers
• On the Record for March 1, 2012
• Bank of Colorado names new Craig branch president
• MCHS speech and debate team to send six competitors to state
• MCHS spring sports compete with weather in early season
• Thursday choir performance designed to reinforce need for music education
• Passenger: Plane seemed to stall before YVRA crash
• On the Record for Feb. 29, 2012
• Congressional candidate appearing Thursday in Craig
• Testimony to continue in former Broncos trial
• MCHS grad divides energies between work and education
• Winter storm hits Colorado's mountains
• Briefs for February 29: Senior breakfast set for today
• The makings of a leader
• Balancing work and passion
• Enjoying the challenge
• Entrepreneur learns by doing
• Building a solid foundation
• Exceeding expectations
• A good example
• Edible art
• Basketball building blocks
• Little cowboy, big dreams
• ‘This is what I want to do’
• Despite falling short of goal, 2011-12 season a success for MCHS girls cagers
• Editorial: Beautification committees of one
• Leap into fun this weekend
• Tsunami debris spreads halfway across Pacific
• Museum bringing Norman Rockwell collection to Craig
• On the Record for Feb. 28, 2012
• Lance Scranton: It's the little things that add up
• CMS wrestling team thrives on having a full squad
• State bill proposes keeping FML money in communities
• TMH rehab relocation postponed
• Becca Pugh overcame fears to win a seat on MCHS Student Council
• At the Movies: ‘One for the Money’ is bankrupt of humor
• On the Record for Feb. 27, 2012
• TMH recognized as Craig Chamber’s Large Business of the Year
• Local accountant named 2012 Businessperson of the Year
• LSRV girls win regionals, set sights on state
• LSRV boys win elusive regional championship
• Report: Number of Colorado farms up in 2011
• New affiliation boosts musical group’s profile
• Patrick Germond: Help with the hams
• Senior Spotlight for Feb. 27, 2012: Hold on to your hats, umbrellas, etc.
• Five minutes with Rick Dickson, 56, surface coal mine inspector for U.S Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration
• Briefs for February 27: Hospice training today
• 'The Artist' earns best-picture, lead-actor Oscars
• Boxer suspended 1 year for doping-rules violation
• Elkhorn Outfitters named 2012 Small Business of the Year
• Daily Press recognized in annual Colorado Press Association contest
• End of the road: MCHS basketball team struggles offensively in 45-32 loss in Sweet 16
• Mayor highlights Craig’s fiscal health in 2012 State of the City address
• TMH Board takes action at Thursday meeting
• LSRV girls basketball readies for regional finals match-up against Cokeville
• LSRV boys basketball team advances to regional finals
• Letter: Overturn Citizens United
• Government Update for February 25: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Advocates, SAFE, shedding light on abusive teenage relationships
• Editorial: Flight focus
• Briefs for February 25: Oral health screenings in Meeker, Rangely
• 2012 National Western Stock Show results
• County to continue streamlining services in 2012
• Job creation, cutting red tape focus of State of State address
• At The Movies: Oscar’s locks and long shots
• MCHS girls basketball team wins, 65-41, to advance to Sweet 16
• On the Record for Feb. 24, 2012
• Douglas: Come home
• Janet Sheridan: Of Gardens and Quirks
• Bill to repeal criminal libel passed unanimously in Senate
• COGCC official talks baseline testing in NW Colorado
• Briefs for February 24: Chili cook-off Saturday
• MCHS girls basketball plays Thompson Valley today in 2nd round of state playoffs
• School board accepts resignation of nearly 20-year educator
• Letter: Department of Education should be eliminated
• Letter: Family of missing teen thanks emergency services
• Hickenlooper: Rural lawmakers' pay hike is right
• CO dad suspected of burning home with kids inside
• Federal authorities subpoena info from Penn State
• MCHS junior selected to play hockey in Switzerland
• On the Record for Feb. 23, 2012
• Moffat County GOP announces precinct leaders
• NTSB investigation into Hayden plane crash to focus on weather
• MCHS works out sports postseason expense issue
• Mystery letter finds its way home
• Quinn says he's sorry for Tebow comments
• Costumes, beads give way to ashes in New Orleans
• ‘Live for Levi’ event elicits stories of pain, loss and hope
• Sports Briefs for February 22: Charchalis receives award
• MCHS boys basketball team sees 2011-12 as foundation for coming years
• Draft OHV map presented Tuesday
• Spicy Saturday, shiny Sunday
• Editorial: Hardwood harmony
• Briefs for February 22: Hospice volunteer trainings
• Moffat County Commission meeting agenda
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda
• Moffat County School Board work session and meeting agendas
• Moffat County Commission approves recommendation for federal acquisitions
• Colo. loses 9,000 sheep, lambs to predators in '11
• Hayden plane crash investigation ongoing as family continues recovery
• Lance Scranton: ‘Those people’ — them and us
• ‘This Means War’ means a good time
• Moffat County Commission approves recommendation for federal acquisitions
• Undefeated LSRV boys prep for postseason
• Stranded snowmobilers rescued near Freeman Reservoir
• Undefeated, No. 1 LSRV girls look to defend regional title
• On the Record for Feb. 20, 2012
• Weather changed dramatically just before plane crash
• Steamboat basketball teams make state tournament
• BLM advisory: Motorized travel limited to existing roads and trails in Little Snake
• Briefs for February 20: Medicare presentation Tuesday
• 'Live for Levi': Late son, husband Craig woman's inspiration for upcoming event
• 104-car coal train derails in western Colorado
• Coal production increased 10.4 percent in 2011
• ESPN fires employee for headline on Jeremy Lin
• Bulldog Sports for Feb. 20, 2012
• Letter: Learn more about the U.S. Constitution
• Letter: Through With Chew
• Patrick Germond: Happiness found in small things
• Senior Spotlight for Feb. 20, 2012
• Government Update: Moffat County Commission meeting
• Local bookseller heats up with new products
• Oil & Gas Symposium II set for Hayden
• MCHS girls basketball team earns No. 3 seed, first-round bye in state playoffs
• Plane crashes at Yampa Valley Regional Airport
• Craig resident bowls perfect game during city tournament
• 4 charges filed against Columbine attack suspect
• Expect heavy weekend traffic at Eisenhower Tunnel
• Denver man pleads guilty to kidnapping hikers
• MCHS grappler Garrett Stewart knocked out of state tournament
• MCHS girls outpace rival Sailors on the road, 48-35, to win share of WSL title
• Boys basketball team struggles in road loss to Steamboat
• Soul Survivor: Craig woman's journey beyond abuse
• Over A Cup: One fancy gelatin salad
• New MCHS reading program hopes to gain momentum with best-selling trilogy
• Letter: Police treatment of officer was unfair — part 2
• Letter: Thanks for supporting art show
• Editorial: Downtown needs vision
• Briefs for February 18: Play organizational meeting Tuesday
• Economic development, PILT and Methane gas up for debate
• ACET investigating possible meth lab in Craig
• On the Record for Feb. 17, 2012
• EDP mulls business incubator advisory board
• Briefs for February 17: Father, daughter ball tonight
• Obama promoting steps to boost US trade
• Bill addressing Colo. child care rules defeated
• Avalanche kills skier on Wolf Creek Pass
• Seventh-, eighth-grade A-teams finish undefeated
• MCHS basketball teams wrap up regular season in Steamboat
• Garrett Stewart falls in first round at state, drops to consolation bracket
• Utility corporation facing civil complaint for removing electrical equipment from Hamilton ranch
• Great American Spit Out urges chewing tobacco users to quit
• Bohrer: No harm in asking
• Letter: Police treatment of officer was unfair — part 1
• Saturday fundraiser to support MCHS, CMS students bound for Costa Rica
• Great American Spit Out urges chewing tobacco users to quit
• Janet Sheridan: Outhouse oddities and strange socializing
• On the Record for Feb. 16, 2012
• Wyman Living History Museum gears up for annual winter festival Saturday
• Sub from the sidelines: Norm Yoast led Bulldogs to key wins
• Cattle theft case against rancher bound for Moffat County District Court
• On the Record for Feb. 15, 2012
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• Loveland, Colo. still stamping Valentine's cards
• Banking for pot shops rejected in Colorado
• MCHS boys hoops routs Glenwood in home finale
• Yampa River Partnership in purchase negotiations for Moffat County ranch
• Now playing: ‘The Phantom Menace’: The Force is stronger in 3-D
• Briefs for February 15: Mardi Gras luncheon Saturday
• Bulldogs swimmers bring home 4 top-16 finishes at state
• Craig Police Department officers recognized for heroism
• Chilling out for the weekend
• Editorial: Heroism in spite of tragedy
• Lisa Brown: Heart of the matter
• Ainsley Graham: Thank you, Connections 4 Kids
• MCHS girls hoops team forces 3-way tie atop WSL with 44-37 victory
• Amateur chocolatier’s bid at Taste of Chocolate yields sweet reward
• Lance Scranton: Defining our mantra
• Craig Police Chief: ACET essential for fighting local drug trade
• On the Record for Feb. 14, 2012
• Junior Garrett Stewart takes 4th at regionals, qualifies for state
• Commitment to Excellence member seeks volunteers to lend teachers a hand
• ‘A genuinely good person’: Family mourns Patrick Hunter, 75, of Craig
• On the Record for Feb. 13, 2012
• Adele top winner with 6 Grammys
• CU reserving Ralphie logo solely for competition
• Art Walk, Taste of Chocolate, youth show draws a crowd Saturday night
• MCHS boys basketball team shows improvement in road loss
• Free throws key in MCHS girls basketball team’s 48-36 victory in Palisade
• ‘Today is a gift’: Five minutes with Annie Nelson, 39, curator at Wyman Museum
• Senior Spotlight for Feb. 13, 2012
• Beautiful blossoms fill the holiday
• Briefs for February 13: CNCC hosting Black History event today
• Officials preparing for 2012 State of the County
• Drillers cut natural gas production as prices drop
• Young girl hurt in crash Saturday could be released Sunday
• Bulldog Hockey team prepares to face old foes in Frozen Four
• Buzzer beater gives MCHS girls basketball team 61-60 victory in Delta
• Dance, dinner events to celebrate Valentine’s Day
• Prather: The story behind a heifer named Polly
• Over A Cup: ‘Ham Chowder’ a decent replacement for clam chowder
• CNCC hosts event to help college-bound students with finances
• High school FBLA in the midst of banner year
• Briefs for February 11: Kiwanis play tickets on sale
• Business developments give officials cause to believe better economic days are ahead
• Man sentenced to public service over Crystal Fire
• Patrick Chan wins Four Continents
• Sandusky says he feels people have turned on him
• MCHS boys basketball team fails to slow Delta
• Editorial: Respectful request
• Holiday Movie Rundown: Sad, funny, cute — V-Day viewing for all preferences
• On the Record for Feb. 10, 2012
• 2012 Wrestling
• CMS students take top slots in essay contest
• ‘Haywire’ heroine has neither sugar nor spice
• Santorum: Obama trying to allow Iran to have nuke
• Judge allows Fort Collins pot shop ban to proceed
• Colorado bill to drug test for welfare advances
• Janet Sheridan: No surprises, please
• MCHS senior Parker King commits to play golf at CMU
• On the Record for Feb. 9, 2012
• High turnout for Moffat County GOP precinct caucuses
• Downtown Art Walk & Taste of Chocolate set for Saturday
• MCHS basketball teams look to impact league race in Delta
• On the Record for Feb. 8, 2012
• Fighting Sioux backers hand in petitions
• Romney intensifies fight for social conservatives
• Colorado Republicans united only by Obama dislike
• MCHS boys basketball team earns second straight win
• Primary to be conducted by mail
• Fire claims female Craig resident
• Commentary on Moffat County Commission’s EMS decision
• Fire claims female Craig resident
• GOP precinct caucuses slated for tonight
• On the Record for Feb. 7, 2012
• Lance Scranton: Students are community’s primary resource
• Moffat County School District on track to erase $340K deficit
• Police chief reprimanded for misplacing firearm
• Annual Safari Club fundraiser slated for next month
• Bulldog swimmers show strong at Western Slope regional meet
• On the Record for Feb. 6, 2012
• Local residents enjoy the atmosphere around Kiwanis Club ticket sales
• Moffat County Commissioners forgo county EMS review
• MCHS boys earn 1st home victory with 58-31 rout
• MCHS girls overcome slow start in 56-24 home court win
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Monday Morning Chat: Angela Cordova
• Senior Spotlight for Feb. 6, 2012
• Government Update for February 6, 2012
• Business Beat: Tax season is underway
• Daily Press adds new designer/copy editor to news staff
• Briefs for Feb. 6, 2012: CNCC offering financial aid assistance
• Patrick Germond: Law contrary to Christian doctrine
• Craig Kiwanis Club Play ticket sales begin today
• Sandrock Elementary singers chosen to participate in first elementary honor choir
• New EDP director: Diversification is key
• Todd and Glenda Bellio built a home on self-sufficiency, hard work
• LSRV boys, girls hoops keep up winning streaks
• Rig Count for Feb. 4, 2012
• Local Fuel Gauge for Feb. 4, 2012
• Editorial: Refine rather than rebuild
• Craig youth hockey player Hunter Beckett selected to skate with Colorado Avalanche
• MCHS boys basketball outmatched in 71-43 loss to Eagle Valley
• MCHS girls basketball cruises to 54-27 victory at Eagle Valley
• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
• Storm goes east after dumping on Colorado
• Bynum, Bryant lead Lakers past Nuggets 93-89
• Briefs for Feb. 4, 2012: Wild Horse Club meeting Feb. 18
• Baxter Black: Feedlot consultants — A tribute
• On the Record for February 3, 2012
• Craig youth hockey player Hunter Beckett selected to skate with Colorado Avalanche
• TMH Rehab to relocate this spring
• MCHS basketball teams get 2nd crack at Eagle Valley
• Bulldog swimmers compete in regional meet today
• Janet Sheridan: Cutting A Rug
• Moffat County candidates address potential voters at tea party forum
• Stores busy as Colo. prepares for major snowstorm
• Nuggets beat Clippers 112-91 behind Gallinari's 21
• Briefs for Feb. 3, 2012: Elks Lodge hosting “must go” bingo
• On the Record for Feb. 2, 2012
• Opinion: Let he without sin cast the first stone
• Youth players hope for high school help
• National project sets out to help world's ozone
• Zelda swings up to a whole new level
• Elder Scrolls' newest addition recieves 5 stars
• Winter sports fans lament lack of snow
• Young, diverse wrestling team builds experience for state
• Athletes perform on and off the mat
• SRO's making a difference in student's lives
• Key Club helps out community during the holidays
• ‘Contraband’ snatches story from others of its kind
• MCTA welcomes new member, elects officers
• Craig man convicted in auto theft sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Convicted sex offender sentenced to 15 years to life in prison
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board takes action at Wednesday meeting
• Local law enforcement, FBI probe yields arrest in child pornography case
• Of land and livelihood
• Finding her ‘best self’
• A judge’s mission
• ‘The kids are most important’
• A leap of faith landed in the law
• Janet Sheridan: Defining a Prominent Woman
• On the Record for Feb. 1, 2012
• What’s most important
• My Life, My Words: Just 'try to get along with folks'
• 'Rather be roping'
• My Life, My Words: A full schedule, a fuller life
• A life worth living
• My Life, My Words: Love God and look forward
• The return of merry memories
• My Life, My WordS: The need for all to 'come together'
• Livin' It Up: Big-ticket weekend
• MCHS grad JT Haddan named all-region, All-American football player
• Craig boxer determined to rebound from recent 1st-round loss
• Cattlewomen’s Association names Craig native Christina Rhyne Rookie of the Year
• CMS girls basketball hosts Meeker in final home game
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Denver police apologize to Colorado lawmaker
• Del Rio ignored advice to sit out 2012 season
• Editorial: Bang for the buck?
• MCTA Board meeting agenda for Feb. 1, 2012
• Briefs for Feb. 1, 2012: Deadline for CNCC trip today
• Mary Morris: ‘Thank you, Mariana’
• On the Record for Jan. 31, 2012
• Third candidate joins Moffat County Commission District 2 chase
• Whittle the Wood shifting locations to Loudy-Simpson Park
• Sports store announces new location in Craig
• At the movies: ‘Joyful Noise’ volume doesn’t undo uplifting theme
• Moffat County hockey team struggles in Crested Butte
• New assistant principal settling in at MCHS
• On the Record for Monday, Jan. 30, 2012
• Today's fundraiser to benefit Craig family
• Hayden church group preparing for April mission trip to Joplin, Mo.
• ACET commander presents 2011 report
• Briefs for Jan. 30. 2012: Tea party town hall meeting slated
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 30, 2012
• Monday Morning Chat: Betty Barnes
• BLM seeking nominations for Western Slope Resource Advisory Councils
• Colorado Geological Survey unveils web tool for understanding Niobrara
• MCHS boys freshmen hoops team caps undefeated tourney with OT win
• MCHS girls freshmen basketball team finishes home tournament 2-1
• Business Beat: Area auto dealer joins manufacturer sales effort
• Tanning bed warnings prompt another Colorado bill
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Billups leads Clippers to 109-105 win over Nuggets
• Patrick Germond: If tomorrow doesn’t come
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 30, 2012: Indoor soccer set through March
• Government Update for Jan. 28, 2012
• Sunset Elementary dance program melds music and physical education
• Over A Cup: A hearty meal for the cold winter months
• Moffat County School board takes action at workshop, meeting
• CMS girls hoops dominates Soroco
• Moffat County Deputy Gary Nichols receives CCA award for 2nd time
• TMH facilities on track to becoming tobacco free by July 1
• Local Fuel Gauge for Jan. 28, 2012
• Rig Count for Jan. 28, 2012
• Denver appeals court upholds military impostor law
• Romney, Gingrich focus on Hispanic voters in Fla.
• Broncos hire Jack Del Rio as defensive coordinator
• Briefs for Jan. 28, 2012: Fundraiser to assist Bird family, of Craig
• On the Record for Jan. 27, 2012
• Editorial: Community buy-in needed
• Al Cashion: Environmental euphoria
• Moffat County Cancer Society Board: Thank you, Daily Press
• Mike and Suzanne Brinks: Thank you, Missy
• Lisa Brown: ‘Meant to move’
• MCHS grad Tyler Pogline squares off today in New York
• Man on the Street: The public’s view on the State of the Union address
• TMH service one of many community contributions by Missy Bonaker
• Ann Anderson devoted to caring for cast-off animals at Craig Animal Shelter
• CMS Athletic Director Jill Hafey takes joy into all aspects of life
• Romney responds to Gingrich immigration shot
• Judge denies effort to block CO abortion protester
• AP Source: Raiders finalize 4-year deal with Allen
• Briefs for Jan. 27, 2012: Cavity Free at Three slated for today
• Lois Wymore: MCTA board ‘blindsided’
• Moffat County Cancer Society Board: Donations appreciated
• Sports briefs for Jan. 27, 2012: Account established in memory of Steve Deyo
• Positively Pets
• On the Record for Jan. 26, 2012
• Janet Sheridan: About writing
• State treasurer talks entitlements, closing budget gaps in Moffat County
• Dana Duran enjoying life’s balance of family and career
• Memorial service scheduled for Sherry Bird, of Craig
• Bulldogs hockey team notches 1st win of the season in Glenwood
• Vehicle theft suspect faces new charges
• Council, VFW reopen lease talks on Craig City Park
• Singing, dancing, games abound this weekend
• MCHS boys basketball falls flat offensively in loss
• MCHS girls basketball team contains Steamboat in 55-31 home victory
• MCHS girls swim team qualifies for five finals at Jeffco Invite
• Bulldog wrestlers use dual tourney to improve individual skills
• Obama to Republicans: Game on
• Weak snowpack, heavy snow raising avalanche danger
• Reports: Raiders to hire Allen as new head coach
• Briefs for Jan. 25, 2012: Free oral health screenings
• TMH Board meeting agenda for Jan. 26, 2012
• Moffat County School Board work session, meeting agendas for Jan. 26, 2012
• Editorial: Ignoring vigilance at a cost
• On the Record for Jan. 25, 2012
• Peabody announces Twentymile Mine extension
• On the Record for Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• Now playing: ‘War Horse’ a proud, stirring wartime saga
• Reading and a twist of fun
• Two candidates vying for House District 57
• Guest Commentary: Lance Scranton: 'Lead, follow, or get out of the way'
• On the Record for Monday, Jan. 23, 2012
• Republican, unaffiliated candidate vying for Moffat County Commission District 1 seat
• Newcomer challenging incumbent for Moffat County Commission District 2
• Business Beat: Dance studio owner to return to teaching
• MCHS girls breeze past Palisade in rivalry game tune-up
• MCHS boys basketball team falls, 51-31, to league-leading Palisade
• Paterno's death met with grief in State College
• No simple explanation in AF Academy sex crime data
• Pats-Giants in Super Bowl again, 4 years later
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 23, 2012
• Patrick Germond: Improvement begins at home
• Briefs for Jan. 23, 2012: Museum closed this week
• New candidates announce at Lincoln Day Dinner in Craig
• Over A Cup: A hearty meal for the cold winter months
• Ryan’s ‘true grit’
• Candidate announcements, keynote address to highlight GOP fundraiser
• Editorial: Appointment disappointment
• Joshua Roberts: For my friend, with love
• Singer/songwriter uses music to teach CMS students about writing
• Agriculture & Livestock: Poring over spring seed catalogs
• Rig Count for Jan. 21, 2012
• Local Fuel Gauge for Jan. 21, 2012
• Government Update for Jan. 21, 2012
• MCHS girls basketball falls 2 games back in WSL with 54-39 loss to Delta
• MCHS boys basketball plays tough in 73-58 loss to Delta
• LSRV boys basketball stays perfect with tough wins
• Rattlers girls basketball team prepares for No. 3 Cokeville
• South Carolina GOP primary races to dramatic close
• Colo. girl escapes apparent kidnapper, calls 911
• Harrington leads Nuggets over Wizards, 108-104
• Briefs for Jan. 21, 2012: Concert Association installment slated
• Rosemary Potter: ‘Open violations’ of rights
• Craig EDP names new director
• CNCC art, literary magazine seeking submissions for 2012 publication
• On the Record for Jan. 20, 2012
• New D9 group forming to assist Moffat County economy
• Craig/Moffat EDP narrows director search to 5 candidates
• MCHS basketball teams prepare for Delta
• MCHS grapplers fall to Palisade, tie Steamboat at lone home meet of season
• Gingrich angrily denies he sought open marriage
• Tebow played through injuries in playoff loss
• US Attorney Walsh: Pot letters are not a bluff
• Briefs for Jan. 20, 2012: Seedling tree orders being taken
• Pastor Karen Gibson: Friendship, love and self-sufficiency
• Beck, Jacobson: Support higher education
• Dr. Andrew G. Hughes: ‘Disingenuous’ explanation
• On The Record for Jan. 19, 2012
• Now Playing: ‘Chipmunks’ sequel about as solid as a sandpile
• Janet Sheridan: Little green deaths
• Jury finds Robert Cash guilty of attempted first-degree murder
• Jury begins deliberations in Cash's attempted-murder trial
• Craig Chamber director graduates from leadership program
• Local CASA group forms non-profit corporation
• Craig woman merges love for art with passion for teaching
• CMS girls basketball teams having success using the basics
• EDP to name center after late community leader
• On The Record for Jan. 18, 2012
• Livin' It Up: Knit, sculpt, talk politics — whatever it takes to stay warm
• EDP Board meeting agenda for Jan. 18, 2012
• Authorities: Body spent days in theater restroom
• Colo. man died on one of toughest US ice climbs
• Clady, McGahee added to AFC Pro Bowl roster
• Briefs for Jan. 18, 2012: Bella Voce presents ‘Amor’e’ on Feb. 4
• Student News: Mackenzie Maneotis
• Editorial: Taking charge to make change
• The Urie and Weldon families: A heartfelt thanks
• Lois Wymore: ‘Were they thinking?’
• Bob Grubb: Stop the ‘tantrums’
• New facilities bolster Dinosaur National Monument visits
• Moffat County Commission considers details in linking events
• Brighton man pronounced dead at scene of Monday crash near Hayden
• On the Record for Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• Bulldog grapplers record strong individual performances in Green River
• Rally rousers: Booster club seeking to bolster MCHS activities
• Moffat, Routt counties discuss regional broadband
• CDP Sports Briefs
• Guest commentary: Lance Scranton: All in for facility upgrades
• State treasurer to appear at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Horizons saying goodbye to ‘anchor’
• Business Beat: Clothing store ends run in Craig
• Monday Morning Chat: Jesse Aitken
• Bulldog Sports for Jan. 16, 2012
• Bulldog swimmers dominate in home meet
• Vonn shares milestone WCup win with younger sister
• Giants stun Packers, Ravens beat Texans
• Rivals see split conservative vote; Huntsman out
• Briefs for Jan. 16, 2012: Eye presentation at Wellness Wednesday
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 16, 2012
• Jane Hume: ‘A slap in the face’
• Patrick Germond: The Greatest Generation
• MCHS boys get 1st WSL victory at Battle Mountain
• MCHS girls roll in 58-27 victory over Battle Mountain
• NOW PLAYING: ‘Ghost Protocol’ is impossibly good entry in action series
• Broncos hope to put pressure on Patriots quarterback Tom Brady
• The write stuff: Contest win inspires Craig author to increase output
• Gamble settling in to new home
• Local Fuel Gauge for Jan. 14, 2012
• Agriculture & Livestock: Looking back on 2011, ahead to the new year
• City, VFW inching closer to park negotiations
• Over a Cup: Making hamburger buns
• Government Update for Jan. 14, 2012
• MCHS boys basketball has no answer for full-court pressure in 65-47 loss
• MCHS girls basketball ends two-game skid with 57-27 victory
• Judge: John Edwards has serious heart condition
• Extensive Colo. pot rules don't prevent crackdown
• Craig/Moffat Economic Development Partnership Board meeting agenda for Jan. 18, 2012
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for Jan. 16, 2012
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 14, 2012: Mandatory youth basketball meeting set for Wednesday
• Briefs for Jan. 14, 2012: Craig branch closed today
• Editorial: City needs to finish what it started
• Baxter Black: The ground blizzard
• Horoscope for Jan. 14, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 14, 2012
• Rig count for Jan. 14, 2012
• On the Record for Friday, Jan. 13, 2012
• At the movies: ‘Tintin’ revisits director’s technique with new format
• Craig Chamber of Commerce preparing for U.S. accreditation
• Negotiations on drilling at Colo. park to proceed
• ‘A loss for the hospital’
• Gingrich tempers Romney attacks in South Carolina
• Bailey, Brady renew their rivalry this weekend
• Briefs for Jan. 13, 2012: Time for DAR meeting changes
• Pastor Len Browning: Evidence of grace
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 13, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 13, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 13, 2012
• Janet Sheridan: Achieving relaxation
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 12, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 12, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 12, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 12, 2012
• MCHS boys fall, 59-50, in Grand Junction
• Turnovers haunt MCHS girls in 43-32 loss in Grand Junction
• Moffat County Commission names board appointees
• Moffat County Commission approves December 2011 mineral sale
• On the Record for Jan. 11, 2012
• Announcers in the fold for Craig Daily Press sports broadcasts
• A view from the senate floor
• Friday memorial to honor former Craig resident
• CNCC rolls out new spring classes
• Craig City Council approves Tebo Center site plan
• Craig couple accused of stealing from murder scene appear in court
• Craig car theft suspect sentenced in district court
• Livin' It Up: Strike gold — on stage, screen or in your junk drawer
• United Way needs $23K to meet fundraising goal
• Craig Red Dogs go 1-3 in home tourney
• MCHS sophomore Jesse Demoor takes 3rd place in Las Vegas Tournament
• Bulldogs can’t adjust against Aspen in 66-46 home loss
• Colo. bill hits lawmakers if budget isn't passed
• McDaniels' return to Patriots sparks intrigue
• Romney sweeps NH to cement top status; Paul second
• Briefs for Jan. 11, 2012: Driver safety class set for Saturday
• Editorial: Shadow Mountain in limbo
• Comics for Jan. 11, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 11, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 11, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 11, 2012
• On the Record for Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 10, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 10, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 10, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 10, 2012
• Eyes on achievement: New Craig, Moffat County group designed to assist educational efforts
• MCHS swim team posts two more state-qualifying times in Delta
• On the Record for Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
• Musical on a deadline: Auditions set for Missoula Children’s Theatre production
• Craig teen wins 3rd place at national livestock competition in Arizona
• MSHA releases 2011 fatality data
• Business Beat: Company to continue local acquisition’s high standards
• Monday Morning Chat: Rebecca Rolando
• Government Update for Jan. 9, 2012
• MCHS girls undone by poor 2nd quarter in Glenwood
• MCHS boys basketball team struggles offensively in 54-45 loss
• Broncos, Tim Tebow stun Steelers in OT, win 29-23 in NFL playoffs
• Giffords leads crowd in Pledge of Allegiance
• Police say Colo. bomb that hurt 2 was in paper bag
• Briefs for Jan. 9, 2012: ‘Legend of Crystals’ slated in Hayden
• Datebook for Jan. 9, 2012
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 9, 2012
• Carol Balleck: Thanks for ‘excellent care’
• Bulldog Sports for Jan. 9, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 9, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 9, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 9, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 9, 2012
• At the Movies: Scenic views can’t hide family discord in ‘The Descendants’
• A look at some of the top news stories of 2011 in Craig and Moffat County
• Separated by distance and culture, love still bloomed for Craig couple
• Moffat County GOP, Democratic caucuses taking shape
• School board president, secretary consider 2012 challenges, goals
• Glenwood Springs’ Bob Rankin to run for HD 57 seat on pro business platform
• LSRV girls basketball stifles Hanna offense in 60-11 victory
• LSRV boys basketball uses 30-point 1st quarter en route to 62-35 win
• MCHS boys and girls basketball teams open WSL slate at Glenwood
• Tea party role uncertain in Colorado GOP this year
• Broncos Brian Dawkins ruled out for playoff game
• Santorum: Trim Social Security now even if painful
• Datebook for Jan. 7, 2012
• Local fuel gauge for Jan. 7, 2012
• Rig Count for Jan. 7, 2012
• Birthday: Winfield Pankey, January 7, 2012
• Editorial: Routt County’s folly could be Craig’s gain
• Bears Ears Patriots: ‘Inevitable’ disaster
• Bill Cook: ‘Prophecy’ coming true
• Baxter Black: Taking the other side
• A meal with a message: TMH preparing new educational series
• On the Record for Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• YVEDC attracts top officials for economic discussion
• Craig Daily Press announces new lead designer addition
• My confession (and hopeful repentance) of privilege
• MCHS girls hoops scores win over Central Grand Junction
• MCHS boys basketball hangs on in 57-55 victory Thursday
• Shadow Mountain the focus of DOLA meeting
• After Texas school shooting, many questions loom
• Monitor blasts Denver cops for misconduct probes
• Broncos sport NFL's top ground game but TDs rare
• Briefs for Jan. 6, 2012: Missoula Children’s Theatre tryouts set
• Datebook for Jan. 6, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 6, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 6, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 6, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 6, 2012
• Downey shines through murkiness of ‘Sherlock’ sequel
• Janet Sheridan: When will it happen?
• On the Record for Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 5, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 5, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 5, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 5, 2012
• Mineral lease auction yields funds for Moffat County, museum
• Community raises $10K to stop seizure of Hayden's HiWay Bar
• Craig Red Dogs hope to overcome big-city teams in home tournament
• MCHS basketball teams return from break against Central Grand Junction
• On the Record for Jan. 4, 2012
• Craig Middle School retrofit on track
• EDP director search ongoing
• Car theft suspect’s case continued to February
• Livin' It Up: A New Year with new goals ahead
• Moffat County road and bridge close to mining limestone pit
• Assessor: mineral activity ensures flat valuation for Moffat County
• Gingrich has new aggressive stance against Romney
• Hickenlooper on presidency: 'I wouldn't be good'
• Broncos attempting to regroup for playoffs
• Editorial: Time for a resolution
• Sports briefs for Jan. 4, 2012: Trailbusters registration deadline Friday
• Birthday: Winfield Pankey, January 7, 2012
• MCTA Board meeting agenda for Jan. 4, 2012
• Briefs for Jan. 4, 2012: MCTA seeking community input
• Datebook for Jan. 4, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 4, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 4, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 4, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 4, 2012
• Former MCHS athletic director enjoying new position in Fort Morgan
• On the Record for Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012
• Horoscope for Jan. 3, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 3, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 3, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 3, 2012
• At the movies: ‘My Week with Marilyn’ a loving look at one of the greats
• Craig/Moffat EDP director search continuing
• Assessor: Oil and natural gas activity ensures flat valuation for Moffat County
• BCS bowl games ring in the New Year
• Bulldogs club hockey team hopes to rebound from 0-6 start
• Bulldog sports for Monday, Jan. 2, 2012
• Business Beat: Health outlet kicks off year with rigorous program
• Monday morning chat: Dorina Fredrickson
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, Jan. 2, 2012
• Facebook offers service to give help to users contemplating suicide
• Park officials: Boat inspection program a success
• Horoscope for Jan. 2, 2012
• Sudoku for Jan. 2, 2012
• Crossword puzzle for Jan. 2, 2012
• Comics for Jan. 2, 2012
• Movie rewind: Cream of the crop of 2011’s movies — Part 1
• Rig Count for Dec. 31, 2011
• Elkhead Wranglers build shelters for bats, learn about animal’s role in ecosystem
• Government Update for Dec. 31, 2011
• Craig resident appointed to state coal board
• NCAA sends 2011 out with a bang, NFL welcomes 2012
• Craig-area couple relives unexpected visit from grandson serving abroad
• Sports Rewind: Recapping Moffat County's top sports stories of 2011
• YVEDC to hold economic development discussion
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 31, 2011
• Hope reigns as US rings in 2012, after dud 2011
• Colorado mall bomber pleads guilty to 1 count
• Orton can hurt Broncos 1 last time Sunday
• Datebook for Dec. 31, 2011
• Briefs for Dec. 31, 2011: Aging Well rolls out winter class schedule
• CDP Editorial: Economic encouragement
• Baxter Black: Keep the faith, a survival kit
• Jack and Bobbi Peed: ‘Much more meaningful’
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 31, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 31, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 31, 2011
• New reality show hosted by Craig Conrad now on air
• On the Record for Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• Missing Meeker woman found dead
• City of Craig, VFW reopen park talks
• Janet Sheridan: Sweet on sugar
• Neck again keeps Dawkins out of Broncos practice
• Republicans battle over undecided voters in Iowa
• Colorado snow is lagging but has time to catch up
• Briefs for Dec. 30, 2011: Auditions for kids' performance set
• Datebook for Dec. 30, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 30, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 30, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 30, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 30, 2011
• Bulldog grapplers look to improve as season goes on
• At the movies: ‘Zoo’ is nothing new, but still fun
• On the Record for Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• Datebook for Dec. 29, 2011
• Briefs for Dec. 29, 2011: Auditions for children’s performance set for Jan. 17
• Sudoku for Dec. 29, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 29, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 29, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 29, 2011
• State ANS boat inspection program deemed a success
• Craig store manager confident local Kmart will avoid closure
• MCHS girls basketball team ready for WSL opener
• On the Record for Dec. 28, 2011
• Never stop looking for your miracle
• Friends, family remember Craig couple fondly
• Livin' It Up: 1 holiday down, 1 more on the horizon
• FFA alumni collect old Christmas trees to raise scholarship funds
• MCHS girls swimming not satisfied with 7 state qualifying times
• Coach: MCHS boys hoops needs more scoring punch
• At the Movies: Ink fades on ‘Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’
• Appeals court says Anschutz owes $17.3M in taxes
• Broncos are downplaying Orton's return
• Company to close at least 100 Sears, Kmart stores
• Briefs for Dec. 28, 2011: Newspaper seeks board members
• Datebook for Dec. 28, 2011
• Terrie Barrie: ‘More must be done’
• Patrick Wayne Germond: Fast and Furious explanation has holes
• Sudoku for Dec. 28, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 28, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 28, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 28, 2011
• Department of Revenue shuts down Hayden's HiWay Bar
• Two perish in Christmas Day fire in Craig
• New commercial development slated for Craig
• On the Record for Tuesday, Dec. 27
• Annual Craig kettle campaign nets record donations
• Sudoku for Dec. 27, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 27, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 27, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 27, 2011
• Bulldog Sports for Dec. 26, 2011
• MCHS juniors choose hockey in Steamboat over Moffat County
• Business Beat: Local liquor stores offering holiday deals
• Program designed to help parents examine, improve their approach to childrearing
• ‘Live and learn … Simple as that’: Five minutes with Whitney Showalter, 22, loan administrator at Yampa Valley Bank
• Senior spotlight for Dec. 26, 2011
• USPS issues 6-month moratorium on post office closures
• Local woman finds solace from rare condition in holiday program for children
• Broncos, Ravens, Falcons hold advantages
• Briefs for Dec. 26, 2011: FFA fundraiser scheduled for Wednesday and Jan. 4
• Datebook for Dec. 26, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Dec. 26, 2011: Basketball coaches needed
• Sudoku for Dec. 26, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 26, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 26, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 26, 2011
• Moffat County residents share recollections of holidays past
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 24, 2011
• Rig Count for Dec. 24, 2011
• 3rd-graders in Craig wrap up simulation of pioneer life
• Over A Cup: ‘Chocolate Mice’ a treat for the holidays
• At The Movies: Yuletide spirit comes in all forms on film
• Agriculture & Livestock: Taking down the tree
• Holiday Chat: 5 minutes with Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus
• Daily Press helps local children get their requests to Santa
• LSRV hoops keeps up winning ways
• A busy sports schedule awaits holiday weekend
• McGahee revitalizes career with Broncos
• Datebook for Dec. 24, 2011
• On the Record for Dec. 23, 2011
• Briefs for Dec. 24, 2011: Connections 4 Kids seeks art show contributions
• Sudoku for Dec. 24, 2011
• Crossword Puzzle for Dec. 24, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 24, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 24, 2011
• Craig man and woman sought for stealing from bodies
• Kate Grobe: The lasting gift of a difficult decision
• Yampa Valley Golf Course battled turbulent weather in up-and-down season
• Former MCHS hoops coach tackling new challenges at Adams State
• Commission candidates gearing up for 2012 campaigns
• Briefs for Dec. 23, 2011: Aging Well classes begin in January
• City, county leaders reflect on 2011
• Production for TEs missing from Broncos offense
• Datebook for Dec. 23, 2011
• On the Record for Dec. 22, 2011
• Dorothy Gray: ‘Very fortunate’
• Donna Johnson: Thanks for the support
• Terri A. Jourgensen: ‘Very rewarding’ work
• Sports Briefs for Dec. 24, 2011: Youth hoops registration deadline set for Jan. 11
• Sudoku for Dec. 23, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 23, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 23, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 23, 2011
• A return to roots: Businessman, MCHS grad gives back to high school program
• Janet Sheridan: Memories of Christmases gone by
• Horoscope for Dec. 22, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 22, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 22, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 22, 2011
• Services for Cynthia Renfro today in Craig
• On the Record for Dec. 21, 2011
• Casey Kilpatrick named head coach of MCHS boys golf team
• New allegation surfaces against former Craig PD officer
• White, Baumgardner both seek Senate District 8 seat
• CMS students see science in action during 15th annual mousetrap car rally
• VA TeleHealth Clinic in Craig to host Thursday open house
• Daily Press announces news editor addition
• Bulldogs club hockey team swept in weekend games
• MCHS grappler Jake Blevins only notable finish for Bulldogs at Warrior Classic
• Moffat County Commission certifies 2012 mill levies
• Livin' It Up: Countdown to Christmas
• John Elway quickly reversing Broncos' fortunes
• Briefs for Dec. 21, 2011: Connections 4 Kids seeks art entries
• CDP Editorial: Building better business
• The family of Warren O. Fread: ‘Acts of kindness’
• Karen Burley: ‘Very generous donation’
• Datebook for Dec. 21, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 21, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 21, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 21, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 21, 2011
• On the Record for Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• Bulldogs post six state-qualifying times in Montrose
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 20, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 20, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 20, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 20, 2011
• Commissioner announces 2012 campaign
• Now playing: ‘New Year’s Eve’: Join the party if you dare
• Judge: School finance system unconstitutional
• On the Record for Monday, Dec. 19, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 19, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 19, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 19, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 19, 2011
• MCHS boys basketball team goes 0-3 in Black Canyon Classic
• MCHS girls basketball defeats 5A schools, finishes weekend 3-0
• Bulldog sports for Monday, Dec. 19, 2011
• Business Beat: Auto outfitters offering holiday discount
• Craig resident’s new book promotes tips for happier living
• Moffat County Commission meeting agenda
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, Dec. 19, 2011
• Monday morning chat: Steve Deyo
• Wyman Museum’s holiday event draws a crowd
• After six months in the hospital, Craig resident Steven Sharp returns home
• MCHS boys basketball falls, 78-51, in Montrose
• Craig teen writes, directs church Christmas play
• 21 MCHS DECA competitors headed to state competition in February
• Defensive prowess: MCHS girls basketball buckles down on defense in 40-29 victory
• The Bolton Bunch: Faith, love, music constants for Craig family
• Publisher's Notebook: About that editorial ...
• Sudoku for Dec. 17, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 17, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 17, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 17, 2011
• Craig Police Department: Internal investigation results in officer termination
• Coffee and conversations: MCHS principal begins new event to gather community feedback
• VNA’s Celebration of Life Tree in Craig honors loved ones
• MCHS basketball teams head to Montrose before winter break
• Report: western states edging toward recovery
• CIA contractor to face trial for parking lot fight
• Broncos trying to buck trend of slow starts
• Briefs for Dec. 16, 2011: Daily Press a drop-off for Santa letters
• Datebook for Dec. 16, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Served with love
• Sports Briefs for Dec. 16, 2011: Annual Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot set for Saturday
• Sudoku for Dec. 16, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 16, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 16, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 16, 2011
• Birthday celebration: Dorothy Gray
• On the Record for Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• Road to recovery: Sunday reception to welcome home injured Craig man
• Sudoku for Dec. 15, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 15, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 15, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 15, 2011
• School board members consider causes, remedies for CMS structural issues
• New parking fines in effect at YVRA
• At the Movies: ‘Hugo’ a glorious, gleaming visual experience
• Congressman urges federal reconsideration on mineral lease districts
• Pastor Tim Douglas: It’s Christmas, but there’s no reason to keep these secrets
• On the Record for Dec. 14, 2011
• Opposition causes Hayden to reconsider utility rate increase
• MCHS girls swim team uses meet to gauge strengths
• MCHS wrestling team goes 3-1 in Union Duals
• Livin' it Up: Dashing through the snow, in song or in reality
• Craig/Moffat EDP Board meeting agenda for Dec. 14, 2011
• US urges ban on texting, talking while driving
• Colo. GOP Sen. King won't run for re-election
• Broncos want to focus only on 2011 with Tebow
• CDP Editorial: Exceptions to the rule
• Stephen Ghirardelli: Differing information
• Joel Clift: Honor Pearl Harbor vets
• Margaret Culverwell: A caring community
• Sports Briefs for Dec. 14, 2011: Annual Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot set for Saturday
• Briefs for Dec. 14, 2011: Daily Press a drop-off for Santa letters
• Datebook for Dec. 14, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 14, 2011
• Crossword puzzle for Dec. 14, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 14, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 14, 2011
• Moffat County to conduct mineral lease auction this month
• On the Record for Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• Colorado approves fracking disclosure rules
• Engineering firm: CMS north wing not up to code
• Moffat County School Board to interview potential new member
• Case dismissed against Craig Police Department officer
• Now playing: ‘Arthur Christmas’ is full of good cheer
• On the Record for Monday, Dec. 12, 2011
• Loss sends boys to sixth-place finish in Steamboat tourney
• Girls basketball team falls in narrow defeat
• Bulldog sports for Monday, Dec. 12, 2011
• LSRV boys basketball team wins Meeker tourney
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, Dec. 12, 2011
• Monday morning chat: Julie Camp
• Business: Craig salon changes its image
• Craig family: Local nonprofit agency a benefit to families in need
• Horizons Specialized Services kicks off annual fundraising campaign
• Candidate emerges: Brett Barkey announces bid to become next DA
• Sports briefs for Saturday, December 10, 2011
• Moffat County School Board Agenda
• Agriculture & Livestock: Memories like books in a library
• Over a cup of coffee: ‘Beef Candy’ a recommendation from a great cook
• Evelyn Tileston: Thoughts for the season
• Ann Anderson: Thank you from the Humane Society
• Gary Aldrich: Newspaper overlooked Pearl Harbor anniversary
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda
• On the record for Saturday, December 10, 2011
• Government Update for Saturday, December 10, 2011
• Rig count for Saturday, December 10, 2011
• Connections 4 Kids announces new coordinator hire
• New fracking rules under consideration
• A family fare: After long wait, Craig family begins new taxi venture
• SAPP fundraiser earns $6K
• From the cover: Browning family of Craig unified in business as in life
• MCHS girls fall 53-40 in tourney semi-final
• MCHS boys basketball team bounces back with 50-47 victory
• CDP editorial: Police probe needs outside presence
• Horoscope for Dec. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 10, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 10, 2011
• Briefs for Dec. 9, 2011: Parenting class to begin in January
• Datebook for Dec. 9
• Doctor: New cardiac ultrasound at TMH helps in emergency situations
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 9, 2011
• Claudean Talkington: Thank you, KRAI
• Tony Bohrer: You’re his masterpiece
• MCHS boy basketball can’t hang with Windsor in 95-48 rout
• Clutch at the line: MCHS girls win on last-second free throw
• Sudoku for Dec. 9, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 9, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 9, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 9, 2011
• Moffat County Landfill Tire Disposal Bids
• MCHS basketball teams slated for games today in Steamboat tourney
• Comics for Dec. 8, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 8, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 8, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 8, 2011
• 'Honeymoon at Graveside Manor' premieres Friday at Hayden High School
• Moffat County sheriff addresses community about offender
• Craig Fire/Rescue battles mobile home blaze in Maybell
• Horizons Specialized Services kicks off annual fundraising campaign
• CMS 8th-grade hoops wins championship, 7th-grade finishes 2nd
• MCHS students tour Moffat County Jail as part of Law Week
• On the Record for Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: 1st ‘Breaking Dawn’ segment nears ‘Twilight’ conclusion
• Moffat County Road and bridge issues compliance with air pollution regulations
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• MCHS junior posts 3 state-qualifying times in season's 1st swim meet
• Andy Bockelman: Summarizing this week’s social scene
• Bodies of 2 plane crash victims found in SW Colo.
• Retired scramblers weigh in on Tim Tebow debate
• Bobbie Harper: Thanks for the support
• Briefs for Dec. 7, 2011: Drop-in flu clinic takes place today
• Datebook for Dec. 7, 2011
• MCTA Board meeting agenda for Dec. 7, 2011
• Sari Cobb: ‘Honest customer service’
• Delaine Voloshin, Ida Gordon: A ‘wonderful’ dinner
• CDP Editorial: Vigilance, not vigilantism
• Comics for Dec. 7, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 7, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 7, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 7, 2011
• TREASURER'S DEED 2011-19
• MCHS assistant principal resigns
• On the Record for Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011
• Prosecutor back for second stint with 14th Judicial DA
• Growing pains: MCHS wrestling team struggles in first meet
• 49-year-old man subject of Moffat County public meeting
• Crossword for Dec. 6, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 6, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 6, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 6, 2011
• Charge filed against Craig police officer
• On the Record for Monday, Dec. 5, 2011
• Fall flick rewind: Harvest of movies has both good and bad apples
• Bulldogs wrap up Uintah Classic with 2-1 record
• KRAI in Craig's Holiday Drive fundraising total exceeds last year’s effort
• Humane Society fundraiser nets $1,700 in Moffat County
• My Life, My Words: Ellisa Doolin — The 1st face you see
• Business Beat: Local hotel under new ownership
• HIV screenings a success, health agency reports
• Bulldog Sports for Dec. 5, 2011
• Romney, Gingrich focus of GOP race with Cain exit
• FAA: 4 killed in crash of small plane in Colorado
• Tebow, Broncos do it again, beat Vikings 35-32
• Datebook for Dec. 5, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Dec. 5, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Dec. 5, 2011: Winter pick-up basketball set at CMS
• Sudoku for Dec. 5, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 5, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 5, 2011
• Briefs for Dec. 5, 2011: Culture Night to feature local author
• Comics for Dec. 5, 2011
• Chemistry’s the thing: Craig couple named award winners
• Government Update for Dec. 3, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Enrolling in 4-H for 2012
• Over A Cup: Making holiday candy
• Miller hopeful of playing Sunday against Vikings
• Weekend DECA competition to determine state contenders
• Chemistry’s the thing: Laughter key for Craig couple in life, volunteerism, family
• Award-winning Kruse Builders remains true to its motto
• LSRV Rattlers eye run at state title
• Bulldogs stifle Union in 67-29 victory on opening night
• Briefs for Dec. 3, 2011: Group distributing free coats in Craig
• End of the line for Cain? Announcement Saturday
• EPA says Colo. refinery contamination declining
• Datebook for Dec. 3, 2011
• CDP Editorial: Grace period has sunset
• Comics for Dec. 3, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 3, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 3, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 3, 2011
• Kadi Scott named Boys & Girls Club of Craig’s 2011 Youth of the Year
• On the Record for Dec. 2, 2011
• Craig man not guilty in 2010 pedestrian fatality
• Retired educator learning about community through volunteer efforts
• Public meeting to inform Craig residents of sexually violent predator
• Annual Boys & Girls Club fundraiser slated for Saturday
• Craig Red Dogs benefit from roster, youth
• Reviews under way at CMS, East Elementary
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 2, 2011
• For Herman Cain, the campaign all but over
• Suncor ordered to test air in wastewater plant
• Decker has emerged as Denver's go-to receiver
• Briefs for Dec. 2, 2011: Next Chamber mixer slated for Thursday
• Datebook for Dec. 2, 2011
• Gene Counts: Don’t kill the cow
• The Rev. Michael Rapp: Being secular is easy …
• Comics for Dec. 2, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 2, 2011
• Crossword for Dec. 2, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 2, 2011
• Western Fuels-Colorado closes on Colowyo acquisition
• Moffat County, Colorado will open sealed 2011culvert bid
• construction activity warrants public comment: BKEP Crude, LLC
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1683
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1682
• Andy Bockelman: ‘J. Edgar’ breaks no laws, but offers little historical insight
• On the Record for Dec. 1, 2011
• First female MCHS wrestler looks to follow in brother’s footsteps
• Annual Moffat County Humane Society fundraiser spotlights adoptable pets
• Datebook for Dec. 1, 2011
• Briefs for Dec. 1, 2011: VNA to offer free HIV testing today
• Crossword for Dec. 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Dec. 1, 2011
• Comics for Dec. 1, 2011
• Sudoku for Dec. 1, 2011
• Holiday Drive in Craig seeking charitable donations
• On the Record for Nov. 30, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Gettin’ over it
• EDP director steps down, accepts economic development position in Denver
• CMS hoops dominate Hayden in district primer
• Future of Craig Motel site uncertain
• LSRV boys basketball team sets sights on another championship
• Maybell Post Office to remain open — for now
• TMH Board approves purchases required for meeting federal mandate
• Issues found at another school built by Neenan Co.
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Americans Elect gets spot on Colo.'s 2012 ballot
• Tebow the king of the comebacks this year
• Datebook for Nov. 30, 2011
• Michelle Balleck: Kick-starting the holiday season
• CDP Editorial: A test worth taking
• Joni Reynolds: Flu shots are important
• The family of Levi Trent Weber: Thanks for the support
• Sports Briefs for Nov. 30, 2011: Lifeguard training class registration ends today
• Briefs for Nov. 30, 2011: Cowboy Christmas fundraiser set
• Horoscope for Nov. 30, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 30, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 30, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 30, 2011
• On the Record for Nov. 29, 2011
• Risk management: VNA to offer free HIV testing
• CNCC hosting open house for automotive technology building
• Briefs for Nov. 29, 2011: Variety Show set for Friday night
• Datebook for Nov. 29, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 29, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 29, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 29, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 29, 2011
• MCHS basketball teams use scrimmages to prepare for season
• On the Record for Nov. 28, 2011
• Craig Police Department officer arrested on suspicion of domestic violence, harassment
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Tower Heist’ snatches some good laughs
• Annual Parade of Lights signals beginning of holiday season in Moffat County
• My Life, My Words: LaDeana Cook — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 28, 2011
• MCHS grad Alicia Nelson continues to succeed on collegiate level
• Investigation of packing peanut incident at CMS concluded
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 28, 2011
• Business Beat: Winter weather necessitates snow tire sales
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine
• Colo. school incentive program awaits more funds
• Tebow leads Broncos to 16-13 OT win over Chargers
• Sports Briefs for Nov. 28, 2011: Club open for registration
• Horoscope for Nov. 28, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 28, 2011: AARP to meet this afternoon
• Datebook for Nov. 28, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 28, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 28, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 28, 2011
• Patrol: Speed possible factor in Thursday crash in Moffat County
• Dealerships, community at forefront for Craig businessman
• Craig residents feel economic slump on Black Friday
• Moffat County Teachers use new method to engage young students
• My Life, My Words: Kris Patel — Offering a home away from home
• MCHS grad Mark Dockstader improves in 1st collegiate golf season
• Agriculture & Livestock: Celebrating 2011 4-H Year — Part 3
• Over A Cup: Using those Thanksgiving leftovers
• MCHS winter JV, freshman sports schedules
• Craig Youth Hockey Association teaching sport from the ice up
• Sharp elbows: Shoppers scuffle on Black Friday
• Colorado ends road woes with 17-14 win at Utah
• Tebow knows Elway is right: He has to get better
• CDP Editorial: ‘Not Even Once’ deserves repeating
• Baxter Black: Run of bad luck
• Sports Briefs for Nov. 26, 2011: Bad Dogs take 2nd in Gypsum
• Briefs for Nov. 26, 2011: Moffat County Commission meeting canceled
• Datebook for Nov. 26, 2011
• TMH Board meeting agenda for Nov. 29, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 26, 2011
• Holiday Wish List
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Happy Feet’ sequel still dancing up a storm
• Strong at the top
• Youth movement
• Struggling during the holidays
• Inspiration on a deadline
• ‘Will to win’
• Hamilton looks to bring stability back to boys basketball program
• Everything they have
• Confidence
• Tractor-trailer rollover claims driver
• MCHS grad Maddy Jourgensen enjoys success in freshman year
• Local fuel gauge for Nov. 25, 2011
• MCHS winter season varsity sports schedule
• Former Chicago first lady Maggie Daley dies at 68
• Consumer advocate reviewing Xcel rate hike request
• Hold the Tebow hype for a moment, it's Miller Time
• Eugene Counts: Thanks for ‘great care’
• MCHS Swim Team: Grateful for support
• Pat Jones: Prayer — Heartfelt conversations with God
• Briefs for Nov. 25, 2011: AARP to meet Monday afternoon
• Datebook for Nov. 25, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 25, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 25, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 25, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 25, 2011
• Moffat County authorities offer tips for safe winter driving
• Craig resident Daniel Curtis bowls 300 at Thunder Rolls
• Salvation Army recruiting holiday bell ringers
• Army Ranger and MCHS grad back in Craig for holiday
• Datebook for Nov. 24, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 24, 2011: CASA to host Holiday Home Tour
• Comics for Nov. 24, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 24, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 24, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 24, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Curbing culinary catastrophes
• On the Record for Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011
• TMH, community kitchen gearing up for holiday meals
• Craig area residents comment on reasons to be grateful this Thanksgiving
• Bulldogs named WSL football all-conference players
• MCHS volleyball players, runners honored
• Michelle Balleck: Feast in the fun
• Craig City Council approves flat 2012 budget
• Annual Parade of Lights set for Saturday evening in Craig
• Football highlights holiday sports offerings
• Murder-suicide suspected in 2 Jamestown deaths
• Broncos cut quarterback Kyle Orton
• Ore. governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• Briefs for Nov. 23, 2011: Elks Lodge cancels bingo this week
• Datebook for Nov. 23, 2011
• CDP Editorial: Necessarily narrow-minded
• Rosemary Potter: Hope for our nation
• David Morris: ‘Where were you?’
• Comics for Nov. 23, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 23, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 23, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 23, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• MCHS speech and debate team seals second-place finish with young team
• Churches preparing for Thanksgiving offerings
• New group focusing attention on Moffat County education system
• Briefs for Nov. 22, 2011: Car care clinic set for Dec. 10
• Datebook for Nov. 22, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 22, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 22, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 22, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 22, 2011
• MCHS runners struggle in Nike cross-country meet
• Andy Bockelman: Double the Sandler insanity in ‘Jack and Jill’
• On the Record for Nov. 21, 2011
• Marleau's hat trick lifts Sharks past Avs 4-1
• Meeker school remains closed due to stuctural issues
• Shows in Craig offer handmade, local holiday gifts
• Craig Middle School hoops slams Meeker, Rangely in home games
• Business Beat: Salon set to bring in extensive product line
• Palisade advances, Rifle ousted in football playoffs
• FBI nicknames mean trouble for bank robbers
• Courts weighs scrapping huge California water pact
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 21, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 21, 2011: CNCC slated to host holiday workshop
• Datebook for Nov. 21, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 21, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 21, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 21, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 21, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 21, 2011
• New Moffat County School Board members cast 1st votes at Friday meeting
• Shell completes Harper Hill drilling near Craig
• Moffat County School Board seeks applicant for District 7 seat
• Colorado Meth Project, Boys & Girls Club educate MCHS students on meth abuse
• LSRV Rattlers bring home numerous individual awards
• MCHS grad JT Haddan to play in NCAA football playoffs
• Analyst: Moffat County budget ‘fairly flat’
• Landfill requires asbestos certificate
• Over A Cup: Pumpkin cookies: the spice of Thanksgiving
• Government Update for Nov. 19, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Celebrating the 2011 4-H Year: Part 2
• Firefighter burned, 25 homes damaged in Reno fire
• CDOT commissions $1.8 mil high speed rail study
• Broncos defense shines in Tebow's shadow
• Briefs for Nov. 19, 2011: VNA hosts Celebration of Life Tree event
• Datebook for Nov. 19, 2011
• Baxter Black: Thanksgiving thoughts
• CDP Editorial: Relishing the opportunity
• Crossword for Nov. 19, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 19, 2011
• On the Record for Nov. 18, 2011
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• Veterans overcoming disabilities with hunting in Moffat County
• Education officials issue letter on Vermillion Basin
• MCHS senior Pando earns WSL all-conference honors
• Moffat County School District seeking to boost parent involvement through Nov. 29 conversations
• Local fuel gauge for Nov. 18, 2011
• Occupy Denver march halts traffic; no one arrested
• Tebow, Broncos top Jets 17-13 on last-minute drive
• Briefs for Nov. 18, 2011: Turkey Shoot set for Sunday
• Datebook for Nov. 18, 2011
• F. Neil Folks: God’s projects — Accepting others as they are
• Comics for Nov. 18, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 18, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 18, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 18, 2011
• A Family Guy turns musical
• Actors give the inside look on musical life
• Soundbytes: If your life could be like any movie or TV show, what would it be?
• Not Your Regular Math Class
• Not just a word or just another term?
• Janet Sheridan: Adolescent angst
• On the Record for Nov. 17, 2011
• EDP discusses business incubator, strategic plan
• 2011 season learning experience for MCHS volleyball
• Ridgeview Elementary students express gratitude to Craig veterans
• Datebook for Nov. 17, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 17, 2011: CMS hosts food drive through Dec. 9
• Comics for Nov. 17, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 17, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 17, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 17, 2011
• On the Record for Nov. 16, 2011
• Coordinator: Updated standards to help educators teach ELL students in Moffat County
• Former Craig man saves life of suicidal soldier
• Bad Dogs wrestling program seeing positive results early in season
• Michelle Balleck: Avoid the snow with shopping, ‘Footloose’ & ‘Happy Feet Two’
• Moffat County School Board work session, meeting agendas for Nov. 17, 2011
• Volunteer bell-ringers needed
• Moffat County School Board organizational meeting agenda for Nov. 18, 2011
• EDP board meeting agenda for Nov. 16, 2011
• Coach K alone atop Division I list
• State agency examines Colorado headwaters areas
• Jets' D faces tough challenge in Broncos' Tebow
• Editorial: Park’s future in jeopardy
• Briefs for Nov. 16, 2011: Survey available online until Friday
• Datebook for Nov. 16, 2011
• Vicki Barron: A winnable battle
• Larry Neu: City ‘Strong-arming’ VFW
• Comics for Nov. 16, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 16, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 16, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 16, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: Third ‘Paranormal’ entry keeps scare streak going strong
• Child welfare assessment shows improvements in Social Services
• On the Record for Nov. 15, 2011
• Craig City Council: City still wishes to work with VFW
• Independent Life Center restructuring, likely moving to Steamboat Springs
• Soroco, Meeker fall to CMS basketball teams
• My Life, My Words: Caleb Kinkaid — New baby, new expectations
• Datebook for Nov. 15, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 15, 2011: Elks to offer stroke screenings today
• Comics for Nov. 15, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 15, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 15, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 15, 2011
• On the Record for Nov. 14, 2011
• Obama: Iran sanctions have 'enormous bite'
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 14, 2011
• Back on top: LSRV Rattlers take home 2nd straight state title
• Business Beat: Thrift store offers items old, new
• Problems persist with Medicare fraud contractors
• Bruised, battered Chiefs fall to Broncos 17-10
• Student News: Elder Gage Alan Spears
• Briefs for Nov. 14, 2011: Elks to host turkey bingo Friday
• Datebook for Nov. 14, 2011
• Family of Mabel Vesely: Thanks for the support
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 14, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Nov. 14, 2011: Ski club open for registration
• Sudoku for Nov. 14, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 14, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 14, 2011
• Craig teen earns U.S. Pony Club ratings
• Comics for Nov. 14, 2011
• MCHS actors prepare to perform, probe themes in 2011 musical “Footloose”
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Puss in Boots’ is near-purrfect animation
• MCHS seniors Lebron, Nakai to compete in Nike cross-country meet
• Craig Chamber of Commerce takes action at meeting
• Over A Cup: Chocolate chip squares great for holidays
• Agriculture & Livestock: Celebrating the 2011 4-H Year — Part 1
• Government Update for Nov. 12, 2011
• Sgt. Major conveys values learned in Special Forces to MCHS students
• Local veterans answer questions, share life experiences
• Classes at MCHS designed to teach teenage girls how to ward off attackers
• LSRV Rattlers battle Dubois today in state title game
• Candles try to brighten a dark week at Penn State
• Colorado a 'super battleground' with new districts
• Broncos meet Chiefs in key AFC West showdown
• Briefs for Nov. 12, 2011: VNA offering immunizations
• Datebook for Nov. 12, 2011
• Baxter Black: A tale of ol’ Blue
• Editorial: It’s great to give
• Education Briefs for Nov. 12, 2011: SAPP fundraiser slated for today at McDonald’s
• Sudoku for Nov. 12, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 12, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 12, 2011
• On the Record for Nov. 11, 2011
• Outgoing Moffat County School Board members reflect, look ahead
• CMS hoops teams have mixed results against Rawlins
• VFW: Veterans Park not up for sale to City of Craig
• Local fuel gauge for Nov. 11, 2011
• Craig/Moffat EDP advertises business incubator positions
• Veterans Hotline: Small business workshop offered for veterans
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• Judge sides with Dems on congressional maps
• Tebow says he's not taking big hits on the run
• The Rev. Karen Gibson: We are all travelers
• Datebook for Nov. 11, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 11, 2011: Craig Police Department warns residents of scams
• Robert Lewis Dey: Remember
• Pam Wilson-Orth: To all our brave soldiers, thank you
• Janet Sheridan: The pitfalls of packing
• Family of Joey Orris: Meaning so much
• Comics for Nov. 11, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 11, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 11, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 11, 2011
• On the Record for Nov. 10, 2011
• Boys & Girls Club of Craig launches program to teach children about energy, environment
• CMS investigating packing peanut ingestion incident
• Craig water, wastewater rates could increase in 2012
• MCHS athletics to move down a class starting next school year
• MCHS winter sports start practice Friday
• Briefs for Nov. 10, 2011: Many state offices closed on Friday
• Datebook for Nov. 10, 2011
• Comics for Nov. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 10, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 10, 2011
• MCSD a plaintiff in case on state’s school funding system
• LSRV volleyball finishes fourth at state
• Twentymile sets tone for United Way fundraiser
• Datebook for Nov. 1, 2011
• Briefs for Nov. 1, 2011: Middle school to host conferences
• Comics for Nov. 1, 2011
• Sudoku for Nov. 1, 2011
• Crossword for Nov. 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Nov. 1, 2011
• Hundreds enjoy Trick-or-Treat Street in Craig
• Verizon service out for Northwest Colorado
• Fundraising efforts underway for Craig infant
• On the Record for Oct. 31, 2011
• Government Update for Oct. 31, 2011
• Business Beat: Craig Realtor awarded statewide distinction
• Voters set to decide seats, tax question
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 31, 2011
• MCHS runners stand strong at state
• TransWest Express project receives fast track designation
• October snow tricks Northeast, leaves 3M powerless
• Coloradans face nation's only statewide tax vote
• Lions batter Tebow, beat Broncos 45-10
• Briefs for Oct. 31, 2011: Trick-or-treating set for today
• Datebook for Oct. 31, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 31, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 31, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 31, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 31, 2011
• Alfredo Lebron brings home state cross-country title to Moffat County
• LSRV wins big in opening playoff game
• Bulldogs offense, defense have strong night in 52-28 victory
• Lebron leads MCHS boys cross-country into state meet today
• MCHS girls cross-country caps off season at state meet today
• Over A Cup: Goodies for Halloween
• Agriculture & Livestock: Halloween memories on Morapos Creek
• Congressmen meet with Postmaster General
• TMH board takes action at Thursday meeting
• Local, state officials grapple with current, projected primary care shortages
• US celebrates Statue of Liberty's 125th birthday
• Cards win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• 3 arrested after Highlands Ranch shooting
• Harris eager for more time with Broncos secondary
• Briefs for Oct. 29, 2011: Browns Park soup dinner tonight
• Datebook for Oct. 29, 2011
• Baxter Black: Deer hunting cow lick
• Comics for Oct. 29, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 29, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 29, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 29, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: Weird watches, spooky screenings
• On the Record for Oct. 28, 2011
• Shell focused on exploratory operations near Craig
• Moffat County School Board OKs superintendent raise
• MCTA to move offices, looks to settle Chamber MOU debate
• Local Fuel Gauge for Oct. 28. 2011
• CMS basketball season begins with wins in Steamboat
• Cardinals stun Texas, force World Series to Game 7
• Wildlife officials warn drivers to watch for moose
• Broncos' Bailey girds for matchup against Johnson
• ACS: Report finds burden of breast cancer deaths shifts to poor
• Kelly Cook: oing ‘above and beyond’
• Sagebrush Reading Council: ‘Wonderful community’
• Briefs for Oct. 28, 2011: Elks set to offer stroke screenings
• Datebook for Oct. 28, 2011
• Rosemary Potter: ‘Incredible arrogance’
• Comics for Oct. 28, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 28, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 28, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 28, 2011
• Now playing: Reproduced horror film is no ‘Thing’ of beauty
• On the Record for Thursday, Oct. 27
• Janet Sheridan: Self-inflicted fear
• Commissioner settles tax debt with county
• Bulldogs host Eagle Valley in home finale
• School-wide program at Sunset intended to connect students to community
• Datebook for Oct. 27, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 27, 2011: High School to host conferences today
• Sudoku for Oct. 27, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 27, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 27, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 27, 2011
• On the Record for Wednesday, Oct. 26
• Energy tour draws crowd in Craig, seeks support for exploration
• Michelle Balleck: Ghosts, ghouls, goblins & crab
• Craig City Council introduces 2012 proposed budget
• Moffat County Commission issues letter on air quality regulations
• MCHS sports could move down classes
• LSRV volleyball team prepares for state playoffs
• Drilling boom brings surge in crime to small towns
• Storm to bring snow to Colo. mountains, Denver
• Broncos' Tebow Finds Solutions to His Own Problems
• Dorina Fredrickson, Whitney Showalte: ‘Generous community’
• Lynnette Running and family: ‘Caring family and friends’
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 26, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 26, 2011: Medicare workshop set for Thursday
• Datebook for Oct. 26, 2011
• Milestone: Harry E. Russell, Jr.
• MCTA board meeting agenda for Oct. 26, 2011
• School board meeting agendas for Oct. 27, 2011
• TMH board meeting agenda for Oct. 27, 2011
• CDP Editorial: History stays alive
• Francisco Reina: ‘Someone who knows’
• On the Record for Oct. 26, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• Governor orders flags lowered
• Car theft suspect pleads guilty
• Maybell meeting outlines potential postal closure
• LSRV Rattlers open state playoffs Friday at home
• Bulldogs fall 5-0 in Grand Junction to end season
• Briefs for Oct. 25, 2011: Last Frontier group to meet Saturday
• Datebook for Oct. 25, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 25, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 25, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 25, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 25, 2011
• On the Record for Oct. 24, 2011
• TMH in Craig recognized for ad campaign
• Energy tour to make Craig visit
• City officials considering 2012 capital projects
• Law enforcement agencies to host drug take-back event
• Business Beat: Craig bank warns residents about debit card fraud
• Government Update for Oct. 24, 2011
• Religion claims its place in Occupy Wall Street
• Solar power is beginning to go mainstream
• Tebow rallies Denver to 18-15 OT win over Miami
• Briefs for Oct. 24, 2011: Concussion training slated for tonight
• Datebook for Oct. 24, 2011
• Adrienne Reeves: Employees not valued
• Kathy Carlton: Thanks for the support
• Lawrence L. Sober: A matter of respect
• Sports Briefs for Oct. 24, 2011: Craig BCA Pool League weekly score update
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 24, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 24, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 24, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 24, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 24, 2011
• War memories linger for decorated Moffat County veteran
• Craig veteran bears witness to D-Day
• MCTA, DOW, Chamber: Hunter numbers are steady
• Craig resident preserves WWII vets experiences in oral histories
• VA: Nation losing WWII veterans at rate of 740 per day
• Moffat County High School seniors of fall sports
• ‘Footloose’ remake has the right steps
• MCHS volleyball rebounds from Saturday morning loss to win season finale
• Clues from the past: Museum employee ‘intrigued’ by woman buried near home
• Moffat County Educators: Technology crucial for preparing students for changes ahead
• LSRV Rattlers use early surge to cap undefeated regular season
• Bulldogs offense shut out in 48-6 loss in Rifle
• Officials attempt to answer H.B. 10-1365 questions
• Over A Cup: Calling for wild game recipes
• Agriculture & Livestock: Keeping food safe
• Iraq war over, troops coming home, Obama says
• US appeals court upholds roadless rule in forests
• Tebow may face depleted Dolphins secondary
• Briefs for Oct. 22, 2011: CNCC to host Halloween dance
• Datebook for Oct. 22, 2011
• CDP Editorial: Don’t sit on surplus
• Baxter Black: Fowl Play
• Brad King: ‘Amazing’ support
• Lois Wymore: Moffat County Dems support Prop. 103
• Joan and Harold Bates: An enjoyable program
• John Ponikvar: Are we doing enough?
• Crossword for Oct. 22, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 22, 2011
• On the Record for Friday, Oct. 21
• CNCC nursing program moves closer to attaining accreditation
• MCHS boys cross-country team wins regional meet
• Bulldogs fall in 3 sets to rival Sailors
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 21, 2011
• Sharp lifts Blackhawks past Avalanche
• EPA to regulate disposal of fracking wastewater
• State OKs $60M to widen tunnel, I-70 in mountains
• With shoulder on mend, Dumervil gaining confidence
• Datebook for Oct. 21, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Our nose knows
• Donna Sweere: Response to SMP editorial
• Bill and Marylou Wisdom: Thanks for the support
• The Rev. Linda Taylor: My golden girls
• Briefs for Oct. 21, 2011: Tree-planting trip slated for this week
• Comics for Oct. 21, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 21, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 21, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 21, 2011
• EDP asked to assist Dinosaur with casino project
• LSRV Rattlers look to finish regular season undefeated
• Bulldogs seek big win Friday against league-best Rifle
• Centennial Mall, Wyman Museum hosting weekend pumpkin events
• Craig residents to round out CNCC Board
• Datebook for Oct. 20, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 20, 2011: Cattlewomen to meet tonight
• Crossword for Oct. 20, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 20, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 20, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 20, 2011
• On the Record for Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
• MCHS choir seeking support in national contest
• Dolph C. Simons Jr. honored for newspaper service
• Police seek escaped exotic animals in Ohio
• School discipline changes move forward in Colo.
• Oft-injured Thomas is Broncos' new deep threat
• EDP Board meeting agenda for Oct. 19, 2011
• CDP Editorial: Sports centered
• Nikki McLeslie: Is this best for our kids?
• Michelle Balleck: ‘Tis the season for spooky
• Sports Briefs for Oct. 19, 2011: BCA Pool League scoring update
• Student News: Chandra Warren
• Briefs for Oct. 19, 2011: Landlords set to meet Thursday
• Datebook for Oct. 19, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 19, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 19, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 19, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 19, 2011
• On the Record for Oct. 18, 2011
• County commission secures road right-of-way through 2041
• Lieutenant governor makes Craig visit to talk education, literacy
• Datebook for Oct. 18, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 18, 2011: Library offers teen mp3 player drawing
• Comics for Oct. 18, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 18, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 18, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 18, 2011
• CMS volleyball teams wrap season with district tourney
• Rattlers battle back from early deficit, extend streak to 17
• Andy Bockelman: ‘50/50’: Half funny, half heartwarming
• On the Record for Oct. 17, 2011
• BLM issues final decision for Little Snake management plan
• Lt. governor visiting Craig today
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon dies after massive wreck
• MCHS senior melds hula hoops with passion for performing
• ‘Celebrity staff’ assists with Golden Cavvy fundraiser in Craig
• My Life, My Words: Tracey Parrish: Preparing for the future
• ‘Dogs fall in 3 straight sets at Glenwood Springs
• MCHS boys soccer team routs Palisade, 8-0, in home finale
• Business Beat: Pet store hosts grand opening, preps for new additions
• Unused sick time pay for state workers targeted
• Broncos WR Eddie Royal Joins Brandon Lloyd in Trade Talks
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 17, 2011
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 17
• Sports Spotlight: Josh Pritchard
• Datebook for Oct. 17, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 17, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 17, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 17, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 17, 2011
• For closure?: USPS considering shutdowns at area branches
• Program teaches Craig students the basics about savings, credit
• MCHS Bulldogs hang with No. 9 Battle Mountain, but fall 28-13
• MCHS cross-country teams win final regular season meet
• CDOT to begin Highway 13 work Monday
• Printing error affects Meeker mail-in ballots
• Governor orders flags lowered for National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service
• Over A Cup: Delicious salad recipes courtesy of Phyllis
• Agriculture & Livestock: Keeping fruits and vegetables safe
• Court blocks Ala. from checking student status
• Cellphone use ruled out in CO crash that killed 6
• Broncos might make another big change on offense
• Government Update for Oct. 15, 2011
• Moffat County Libraries board meeting agenda for Oct. 17, 2011
• Moffat County real estate transactions for September 2011
• Editorial: Avoiding a standstill
• Baxter Black: No frills at sheep camp
• Rebecca R. Miller: Supporting our youth
• DeLaine Brown: Thanks for the help
• Gene Adamek: Warning signs
• On the Record for Oct. 14, 2011
• Packers’ teamwork, focus lead to Doak Walker 3rd-, 4th-grade title in Craig
• Chamber to pursue ‘shop local’ speaker for Craig event
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 14, 2011
• Playoff-bound LSRV Rattlers look to seize home-field advantage
• Showdown looms between Wall St. protesters, cops
• 5 children, deputy die when van crashes into truck
• QB Tebow now the leader of problematic Broncos
• Briefs for Oct. 14, 2011: Republican women to host candidates
• Datebook for Oct. 14, 2011
• Jennifer Bugay: A successful float
• Heidi Click: ‘Special place in my heart’
• Carol and Chris Brown: Thanks for the support
• Katie Grobe: Reconnecting with God
• Sudoku for Oct. 14, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 14, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 14, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 14, 2011
• On the Record for Oct. 13, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Wasting time
• Bears Ears prescribed burn slated for Friday
• Economist: Indicators suggest continued recession
• November election ballots sent to voters
• Bulldogs to host Battle Mountain in key Western Slope match-up
• Datebook for Oct. 13, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 13, 2011: 5:05 Drinks set for tonight
• Comics for Oct. 13, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 13, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 13, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 13, 2011
• Champion crowned in Craig’s Doak Walker fifth-, sixth-grade league
• Vacancy opens on MCTA board
• School board candidates talk finances, student achievement at forum in Craig
• Bulldog JV football team shuts out Hayden
• Bulldogs at full-strength avenge previous loss to Glenwood
• Moffat County budget could increase in 2012
• Council discusses partnership draft amendment
• Romney on middle ground: I can work with Democrats
• Denver judge asked to resolve redistricting suit
• Tim Tebow now the Broncos' starter
• Student News: Cayla Maneotis
• Briefs for Oct. 12, 2011: Golden Cavvy to host fundraiser
• Datebook for Oct. 12, 2011
• Craig Chamber board meeting agenda for Oct. 13, 2011
• Editorial: Ignorance at a cost
• Jamie Smith and Cheryl Hill: Thank you for helping
• Patt McCaffrey: Flag etiquette
• Horoscope for Oct. 12, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 12, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 12, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 12, 2011
• Michelle Balleck: Classic autumn activities on the agenda
• Congressmen opposed to Hamilton, Maybell post office closures
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Moneyball’ hits a grand slam
• Perfect marks: Survey yields positive results for Craig facility
• No. 1 LSRV bucks Kaycee, 66-6
• Datebook for Oct. 11, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 11, 2011: Cortners to give away pumpkins
• Comics for Oct. 11, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 11, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 11, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 11, 2011
• On the Record for Monday, Oct. 10, 2011
• CMS volleyball finishes regular season, prepares for districts
• CMS football finishes season with losses in Steamboat
• Street Corner Symphony draws hundreds to Craig show Sunday
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 10, 2011
• Northwest Colorado organization awarded for collaboration, community impact
• Longtime TMH nurse ready for switch from ER
• NWS, NOAA comment on Craig's impending winter
• My Life, My Words: Tammy Alfrey — An education on the go
• Ruff weekend for Bulldogs
• Business Beat: Chiropractor to offer new service as part of transition
• Immigrants fearing deportation make plans for kids
• Colo. court battle over congressional maps begins
• Chargers hold off Broncos, Tim Tebow 29-24
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 10
• Sports Spotlight: Mason Updike
• Briefs for Oct. 10, 2011: Bountiful Baskets pick-up time changed
• Datebook for Oct. 10, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 10, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 10, 2011
• Glenwood Springs dampens a festive night for MCHS
• Local rancher to be arraigned Tuesday
• Vehicle theft suspects slated for court appearances
• Over A Cup: Grandma Osborn’s berry-marble cobbler
• Government update for Oct. 8, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Enjoying the fall season
• Cardboard boat regatta designed to engage students, Craig community
• New dean of instruction continuing 30-year education career at CNCC
• Oil workers describe floating for days in Gulf
• 21 deaths now linked to listeria in cantaloupe
• Dumervil looks to shake off rust against Chargers
• Briefs for Oct. 8, 2011: Concussion training slated for Oct. 24
• Datebook for Oct. 8, 2011
• MCTA meeting agenda for Oct. 10, 2011
• On the Record for Oct. 8, 2011
• CDP Editorial: Onstage support
• Comics for Oct. 8, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 8, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 8, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 8, 2011
• On the Record for Oct. 7, 2011
• 2011 MCHS homecoming royalty crowned
• Craig elementary schools to host upcoming family literacy nights
• Tri-State announces new power plant acquisition
• Moffat County Education Association to host school board candidate forum
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 7, 2011
• Feds target Calif. pot dispensaries for closure
• Tipton challenger Pace nets $165K in last quarter
• Broncos scrambling through injuries at tight end
• Datebook for Oct. 7, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: House watching
• The Rev. Tim Douglas: Time to morph
• Briefs for Oct. 7, 2011: Hunter sight-ins scheduled for October, November
• Comics for Oct. 7, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 7, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 7, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 7, 2011
• Rabbit Ears Pass reopens after 1st snowfall of season
• On the Record for Oct. 6, 2011
• LSRV Rattlers look to continue win streak during homecoming
• Bulldogs, Demons battle in MCHS homecoming game
• Datebook for Oct. 6, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 6, 2011: Hunter sight-ins scheduled for October, November
• Advocates-Crisis Support Services hosts candlelight vigil in Craig
• Horoscope for Oct. 6, 2011
• Comics for Oct. 6, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 6, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 6, 2011
• Hayden High School likely to shift to 8-man football
• Hayden Town Council meets for police chief discussion Thursday
• On the Record for Oct. 5, 2011
• National economist to present at EDP event in Craig
• Taste of Home offers new flavors, fun in Craig
• Michelle Balleck: Music, parade, music & sports jam-pack the weekend
• Moffat County Commission cancels Tuesday meeting
• W.Va. issues trump Obama in gov's race, but barely
• Xcel spends to oppose Boulder forming own utility
• Willis McGahee enjoying resurgence in Denver
• Briefs for Oct. 5, 2011: Bella Voce to host masquerade dinner
• Datebook for Oct. 5, 2011
• Pat and Bonnie Weber and family: To those who helped
• Family of Laurel Causer: ‘Grateful’ for support
• Comics for Oct. 5, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 5, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 5, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 5, 2011
• On the Record for Oct. 4, 2011
• Craig hotel accused of racial discrimination against whites
• Final round: Ken Harjes steps down as MCHS golf coach
• Duel threat: MCHS senior helping soccer, cross-country teams
• Sen. Jean White visits Moffat County School District
• Datebook for Oct. 4, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 4 2011: Bella Voce to host masquerade dinner
• Comics for Oct. 4, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 4, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 4, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 4, 2011
• Moffat County Tourism Association board to meet Oct. 12
• On the Record for Monday, Oct. 3, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘I Don’t Know’ who would like this
• Famous local photo inspires new museum exhibit in Craig
• Skills for Success program in Craig seeking applicants
• Palisade stings MCHS, 38-20
• Business Beat: Eatery to add alcoholic drinks to menu
• Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks
• Colorado Democrats insist DC unpopular, not Obama
• Fox sticks with Orton, Packers rout Broncos 49-23
• Student News: Sara L. Arguello
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 3, 2011
• Briefs for Oct. 3, 2011: Reduced price pet adoptions offered
• Datebook for Oct. 3, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 3, 2011
• Humane Society: Thanks for the support
• Sports Briefs for Oct. 3, 2011: Doak Walker football standings
• Comics for Oct. 3, 2011
• Sudoku for Oct. 3, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 3, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 3, 2011
• MCHS homecoming begins next week
• Moffat County 5th-graders take part in science camp at Yampa River State Park
• Nationally renowned musical group to open concert series in Craig
• LSRV wins state title rematch in convincing fashion
• Agriculture & Livestock: Colorado State Fair Livestock Results 2011
• Veterans Hotline: Thanking a local business
• Over A Cup: ‘Vegetable Stuffed Shells’ a great way to get kids to eat veggies
• CMS 8th-grade volleyball A-team falls to Baggs
• Dinosaur officials: Casino could help revitalize economy
• Relief, anger at mosque where al-Awlaki preached
• Recession hits Colo. banks late; 5 fail this year
• Bailey, Dumervil questionable for Packers game
• Briefs for Oct. 1, 2011: MCHS parent committee to meet
• Datebook for Oct. 1, 2011
• Editorial: Planning for possibilities
• Baxter Black: Misery index 2011
• Campground volunteers: ‘Asset in the community’
• Sudoku for Oct. 1, 2011
• Crossword for Oct. 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Oct. 1, 2011
• On the Record for Sept. 30, 2011
• Humane Society fundraising calendars now for sale in Moffat County
• Bulldogs rally to beat Eagle Valley, 4-2, at home
• CNCC to receive $258,660 through Department of Labor energy grant
• TMH Board gives green light to pursue national award
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 30, 2011
• MCHS volleyball loses to rival Steamboat
• Ala. immigration law stands, but cops still wary
• 4 arrested, 1 sought in robbery in SW Colorado
• Partisan deadlock stalls CO health effort
• Briefs for Sept. 30, 2011: TMH to offer deal on mammograms
• Datebook for Sept. 30, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: My friend, Ann Etta
• John Kinkaid: ‘Fought with every fiber’
• Sudoku for Sept. 30, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 30, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 30, 2011
• Survivor: early breast cancer detection key to beating disease
• Results from the 2011 Moffat County Fair
• Oct. 5 candlelight walk, vigil to raise awareness of domestic violence
• It’s volunteers who make the Moffat County Fair an annual success
• LSRV battles Hanna for first time since 2010 state championship
• On the Record for Sept. 29, 2011
• Army Ranger with Craig ties injured Saturday in Afghanistan
• Bulldogs prepare for No. 2 Palisade on the road
• Senate passes legislation to rename Craig VA clinic after hometown hero
• Datebook for Sept. 29, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 29, 2011: TMH to offer discounted mammograms
• Sudoku for Sept. 29, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 29, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 29, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 29, 2011
• Yampa Valley Mental Health Conference draws 155
• On the Record for Sept. 28, 2011
• Attorney briefs Craig City Council on oil and gas rights
• Bulldogs soccer earns split for the weekend
• Michelle Balleck: A little of this and that
• Commission approves amended agreement with Axia Energy
• TMH Board meeting agenda for Sept. 29
• MCTA eyes next steps on projects
• Perry immigration strategy may help woo Hispanics
• Obama returns to Colorado with new stimulus pitch
• Democratic Congressmen seek CO mail ballot review
• Editorial: Casino support
• Rosemary Potter: Work of the creator
• John Husband: Fundraiser a success
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 28, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 28, 2011: Auction to benefit local woman
• Datebook for Sept. 28, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 28, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 28, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 28, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 28, 2011
• At the movies: 'Contagion': It's hard to miss the fever
• On the Record for Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011
• Elkhead Reservoir boat ramp to close Sunday
• Rancher turns himself into authorities
• Oil and gas activity focus of tonight’s city workshop
• Datebook for Sept. 27, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 27, 2011: Magic show to benefit Humane Society
• Sudoku for Sept. 27, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 27, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 27, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 27, 2011
• LSRV wins in a 79-24 rout
• Craig Middle School football slams Rifle
• CMS eighth-grade volleyball team dominates Rangely
• On the Record for Sept. 26, 2011
• Obama says GOP would 'cripple' America
• 1999 MCHS grad, Navy serviceman, awarded position of leadership
• MCHS volleyball struggles in 3-2 loss to Glenwood
• MCHS cross-country team shows strong at home meet
• EDP discusses implementing incubation grant
• Area officials, energy reps discuss H.B. 10-1365 in Craig
• Business Beat: Bookstore finds success with niche, online sales
• Broncos stopped short in 17-14 loss to Titans
• Water lease test aims to end ‘buy and dry’ trend
• Bulldog Sports for Sept. 26, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 26, 2011: CNCC plans spring break trip to Greece
• Datebook for Sept. 26, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 26, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 26, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 26, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 26, 2011
• 130 participants come out for Lorna Farrow Memorial Fun Shoot
• LSRV looks to avoid letdown against Meeteetse
• Teacher: MCHS musical a new experience for actors, singers, musicians
• Buyers turn out Friday to Craig storage unit sale hoping for big payout
• Bulldogs defense cracks down in 22-14 victory over Delta
• Dinosaur Town Council, Ute tribe exploring casino project agreement
• Agriculture & Livestock: State Fair General 4-H Project Awards
• Government Update for Sept. 24, 2011
• Over A Cup: Especially anxious to try ‘Zucchini Pie’
• Missing Utah mom's father-in-law pleads not guilty
• Obama to talk jobs at Denver high school
• Broncos DE Dumervil ruled out for Sunday
• Datebook for Sept. 24, 2011
• Editorial: Opportunity to hold
• Doggin’ days at ol’ Cheyenne
• Val Pleasant: Thanks, coaches
• CNCC Foundation members: Barbecue a success
• Veterans Hotline: Moffat County has new veterans van
• Briefs for Sept. 24, 2011: Tourism board to meet Monday
• Crossword for Sept. 24, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 24, 2011
• The road previously taken
• On the Record for Sept. 23, 2011
• Bulldogs open league play tonight at home
• Moffat County School Board members dig into details of SB 191
• The Rev. Michael Rapp: Fishin’ out West
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 23, 2011
• Bulldogs open league play seeking 1st victory of the season
• Doak Walker tackle football standings
• Briefs for Sept. 23, 2011: Aging Well offers class, workshop
• Obama challenges Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• BLM extends mineral protection for Colo Army sites
• Lt. Gov. Garcia to attend White House announcement
• Datebook for Sept. 23, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Home nursing
• Comics for Sept. 23, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 23, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 23, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 23, 2011
• Local company hosting auction in hopes of attracting treasure seekers
• On the Record for Sept. 22, 2011
• Warrant issued in Moffat County for wrongful branding
• DEA: Dispose of bath salts
• MCHS senior golfers miss on state tournament
• Datebook for Sept. 22, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 22, 2011: Aging Well offers Tai Chi, Healthier Living
• Comics for Sept. 22, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 22, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 22, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 22, 2011
• Soroco halts Craig Middle School grid winning streak
• Andy Bockelman: ‘The Debt’ a taut tale of long-kept secrets
• On the Record for Sept. 21, 2011
• Yampa Valley mental health conference to be the 1st of its kind
• Horoscope for Sept. 21, 2011
• Lebron earns third first-place finish this season
• Michelle Balleck: Weekend events signs of the season
• Michael D. Chapman: Thank you for prayers
• Francisco Reina: Time to enjoy retirement
• Economic Development Partnership to meet today
• Our view: Wrong solution, wrong time
• Attorney General discusses fraud with Craig residents
• Craig resident a semifinalist in global contest for McDonald’s employees
• Datebook for Sept. 21, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 21, 2011: Redneck Tailgator Party set for Friday
• Comics for Sept. 21, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 21, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 21, 2011
• Illness, Battle Mountain catch-up to Bulldogs
• CDOT completes US 40 work between Kremmling and Steamboat Springs
• Social Services Department to track employee hours electronically
• On the Record for Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
• Taste of Home Cooking School to return to Craig
• MCHS volleyball goes 0-2 over the weekend
• Datebook for Sept. 20, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 20, 2011: MCHS announces Homecoming parade theme
• Comics for Sept. 20, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 20, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 20, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 20, 2011
• Tom Ross: Pump back plan puts pressure on Yampa
• Moffat County School Board to meet Thursday
• On the Record for Sept. 19, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 19, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 19, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 19, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 19, 2011
• Fuel gauge for Friday, September 16, 2011
• Evelyn Tileston: Thanks to The Memorial Hospital
• Dorothy Seip Janet and Michael Schad and family Joyce and Tony Balleck and family Jeri and Keith Carr and family: Thankful Family
• John Milligan: Happy Milligan Update
• Elaine DeuPree: Disappointed by theft
• Eighth-grade volleyball trumps Meeker, falls to Baggs
• MCHS football loses footrace to Kennedy in 51-22 defeat
• Bulldog Sports for Monday, September 19, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, September 19, 2011
• BLM seeking comment on land use plans
• Business Beat: Mall apparel store offering teacher discounts
• Wyoming remembers 10-year anniversary of tragedy
• 2011 MCHS grad opts to join U.S. Marine Corp.
• Bulldogs fall to 0-3
• Eighth-grade Bulldogs win in triple overtime
• LSRV earns 13th straight win via forfeit
• Bulldogs seeking first win of season in Denver against Kennedy
• Over a cup: ‘Italian Zucchini Casserole’ the right fit for garden vegetables
• Agenda: Moffat County Libraries Board meeting
• Government update for Saturday, September 17, 2011
• Vet hotline: Craig clinic offering flu shots to veterans
• Local organization focused on bolstering services for young children
• Editorial Board: Pilot procedure
• Western Fuels-Colorado buys Colowyo Mine
• Comics for Sept. 17, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 17, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 17, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 17, 2011
• Officials discuss Moffat County’s oil and gas activity
• Rio Blanco County shooting suspect to appear Oct. 7
• On the Record for Friday, Sept. 16, 2011
• Colorado attorney general to address local residents
• Sheep Wagon Days provides visitors with insight into industry, agriculture
• MCHS boys golf team finishes second in regular-season finale
• MCHS, Steamboat battle to 3-3 tie in WSL rivalry game
• Comics for Sept. 16, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 16, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 16, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 16, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: The best of times
• At the movies: ‘Apollo 18’: Houston, we have a conspiracy
• On the Record for Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011
• CNCC students react positively to Craig campus
• Cross-country girls finish first, boys second at Warrior Invitational
• Report: ACET activity results in 15 arrests, $40K in seizures
• Datebook for Sept. 15, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 15, 2011: Variety Show set for Friday
• Horoscope for Sept. 15, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 15, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 15, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 15, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Wednesday, September 14, 2011
• CMS football, volleyball programs prepare athletes for next level
• City moving forward with efforts to purchase park
• Marcia Neal and David Ludlam: Oil, gas can help fund Colorado schools
• On the record for September 14, 2011
• Livin' it up for Wednesday, September 14, 2011: Choices a’plenty for a full weekend
• Northwest Title recognized for supporting local projects
• Despite dropping first set, Bulldogs pull away from Hayden
• Years spent in competitive barbecue pay off for Moffat County couple
• American Legion Post 62 granted payment extension
• Comics for Sept. 14, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 14, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 14, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 14, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• Secretary of Interior to dedicate new Dinosaur visitor center Sept. 28
• On the Record for Sept. 13, 2011
• Local family considering legal action against YVEA
• Schools conduct fall testing to pinpoint student skills, track progress
• Datebook for Sept. 13, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 13, 2011: Elkhead boat ramp to close on Oct. 2
• Comics for Sept. 13, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 13, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 13, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 13, 2011
• On the Record for Sept. 12, 2011
• BLM accepting public comment on coal exploration in Rio Blanco County
• Senior captain leads Bulldogs to tie against 5A opponent
• Bulldog Sports for Monday, September 12, 2011
• On the record for September 12, 2011
• Moffat County Commission meeting
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting
• LSRV has little trouble in dispatching Dubois, 66-28
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, September 12, 2011
• ‘A great victory’: EDP receives business incubation grant
• Comics for Sept. 12, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 12, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 12, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 12, 2011
• Stefka White: When the towers fell: Remembering 9/11
• Josh Roberts: This, above all, I believe
• 9/11 — then and now: Time may have passed since Sept. 11, 2001, but the emotions haven’t
• Fighting for a world without war: Craig resident, longtime military veteran re-enters service post 9/11
• From the rooftop: Local woman recalls seeing 9/11 unfold from apartment building
• ‘The ultimate sacrifice’: Emergency first responders reflect on 9/11
• Freedom through sacrifice: Veterans, VFW members encouraged by citizenry’s support of soldiers
• LSRV, Dubois prepare to battle for Wyoming 1A supremacy
• Craig teachers bring Sept. 11 lessons into the classroom
• MCHS boys soccer team scores five in victory over Roaring Fork
• Craig PD awards officers for service
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Idiot Brother’ is one sweet guy
• Comics for Sept. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 10, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 10, 2011
• 'El Diablo es aqui': A firsthand account of NYC on Sept. 11, 2001
• King, Haddan lead Bulldogs to fourth-place finish in home tournament
• MCHS volleyball team falls 3-2 to Grand Junction in home opener
• Craig Chamber passes on interactive mapping project
• Janet Sheridan: A fondness for hiking
• Lloyd Rollins: In defense of the postal system
• Kathy Bockelman: CASA seeks volunteers
• On the record for September 9, 2011
• Fuel gauge for Friday, September 9, 2011
• Commissioner advises government caution concerning oil and gas production
• MCTA, Chamber discuss relationship, shared office space
• MCHS grad, military veteran preparing for next deployment
• CNCC film series examines history
• Crossword for Sept. 9, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 9, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 9, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 9, 2011
• On the Record for Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: A fondness for hiking
• Briefs for Sept. 8, 2011: Lunch Chamber mixer set for Friday
• Moffat County Tourism Association seeking new office location
• CNCC film series examines history through Hollywood in Craig
• King, Haddan lead Bulldogs to fourth-place finish in home tournament
• Datebook for Sept. 8, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 8, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 8, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 8, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 8, 2011
• 150 gather in Hayden to discuss potential of Routt, Moffat oil boom
• Craig Chamber of Commerce: Be wary of door-to-door sales
• Governor orders flags lowered for Patriot Day
• On the Record for Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011
• Gunman kills 4 at NV IHOP, including Guard members
• MCHS volleyball team goes 2-2 at season-opening tourney
• Moffat County School Board backs Prop 103
• Auditor lauds Moffat County Commission's spending practices
• Michelle Balleck: Intro to fall fun
• Firings of 2 Denver police officers overturned
• Colo. State student loses legs while train hopping
• Briefs for Sept. 7, 2011: Organization seeks demolition helpers
• Datebook for Sept. 7, 2011
• Vicki Barron: ‘Know your risk factors’
• Donna Johnson: Ducky Race cancelled
• MCTA board meeting agenda for Sept. 7, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 7, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 7, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 7, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 7, 2011
• On the Record for Sept. 6, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 6, 2011: Mental health conference set for Sept. 24
• Datebook for Sept. 6, 2011
• Comics for Sept. 6, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 6, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 6, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 6, 2011
• Art’n the Park’n Lot set for Saturday
• Movie rewind: summer offerings ranged from tedious to terrific
• Rattler rout: LSRV opens season with 45-6 blowout win
• New tech program aiding Moffat County School District teachers
• My Life, My Words: Faith Jones — Dedicated to 4-legged friends
• Bulldogs soccer team outshoots Warriors, falls 2-1
• November ballot takes shape in Moffat County
• Business Beat: Craig liquor stores offering specialty brew
• Storm-socked Vermont girds for more flooding
• Outdated computer systems threaten state services in Colo.
• National bond nosedive felt in Colorado
• Bulldog Sports for Sept. 5, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 5, 2011: BLM to host field meeting Wednesday
• Datebook for Sept. 5, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 5, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Sept. 5, 2011: Volleyball signup deadline Wednesday
• Comics for Sept. 5, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 5, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 5, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 5, 2011
• Tough loss at the Proving Grounds in Craig
• Moffat County DA reflects on law career, overcoming cancer
• 25th Meeker Classic promises to be doggone good time
• Moffat County School District opts to put full-time literacy coordinators in Craig elementary schools
• Government Update for Sept. 3, 2011
• Over a Cup: Cutting down on the sugar
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana
• Colo. school funding trial wrapping up in Denver
• Latino groups propose sweeping Colo. congressional map
• Baxter Black: I know that hat
• David Ludlam: Community support
• Sports Briefs for Sept. 3, 2011: Memorial shooting event seeking volunteers
• Briefs for Sept. 3, 2011: Crews battle 8 new fires Thursday
• Datebook for Sept. 3, 2011
• Editorial: A matter of pride
• Comics for Sept. 3, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 3, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 3, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 3, 2011
• On the Record for Sept. 2, 2011
• Craig man believed to have drowned at Flaming Gorge on Thursday
• Hayden appoints new clerk, moves ahead with airport ordinance
• Moffat County School District selected to pilot SB 10-191
• Quinn struggles in Broncos’ preseason finale
• State economy ‘healthy’ in August, but business confidence down
• Grand Junction pair indicted in connection with 3 Western Slope bank robberies
• Steamboat developer gets six years in prison in murder-for-hire
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 2, 2011
• Karen Gibson: Doing God's work
• U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton: Nation must work to protect seniors’ interests
• Janet Sheridan: Concerning clothing
• Datebook for Sept. 2, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 2, 2011: Lightning causes four fires reported Thursday
• CDOT offers tips for Labor Day weekend travelers
• Chamber urges businesses to carefully evaluate advertising offers
• Bulldogs look to even record tonight against Aspen
• Comics for Sept. 2, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 2, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 2, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 2, 2011
• On the Record for Sept. 1, 2011
• Seven suspects arrested in Rangely drug raid Wednesday
• Board seats still open at CNCC, school district
• Little Snake Rattlers prepare for season opener against Ten Sleep
• Datebook for Sept. 1, 2011
• Briefs for Sept. 1, 2011: Patriots host medical marijuana talk today
• Comics for Sept. 1, 2011
• Sudoku for Sept. 1, 2011
• Crossword for Sept. 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Sept. 1, 2011
• On the Record for Aug. 31, 2011
• Crews contain, monitor fires in and near Moffat County
• Commission approves sponsoring Oil and Gas Symposium
• Michelle Balleck: Ideal weekend for no kind of labor
• Firefighters to host MDA fundraiser on Labor Day
• Senate Bill 40, REAP aim to successfully monitor concussions in Colorado
• Romney on Perry turf assails 'career politicians'
• Pelosi, DeGette hear gloomy business outlook
• Quinn likely to get start in Broncos' preseason finale
• Briefs for Aug. 31, 2011: Medical marijuana talk scheduled
• Datebook for Aug. 31, 2011
• Editorial: A new beginning
• VNA: The right thing to do
• Dee White: End of an era
• Student News: Brian Poole
• Comics for Aug. 31, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 31, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 31, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 31, 2011
• On the Record for Aug. 30, 2011
• Job growth in Moffat County up for first time since 2007
• First ever Water and Energy Conference deemed a success
• Moffat County K-12 students return to class Monday
• CNCC volleyball plays today at MCHS
• Datebook for Aug. 30, 2011
• Briefs for Aug. 30, 2011: Free crochet classes offered
• Sudoku for Aug. 30, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 30, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 30, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 30, 2011
• 5,000 lightning bolts hit area Sunday, cause minor fires
• On the Record for Aug. 29, 2011
• My Life, My Words: Martha Laliberte: Learning throughout life
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 29, 2011
• Carbon sequestration study weeks away from drilling 1st test well
• 4 injured in four-wheeler accident near Craig
• Lightning suspected in several Northwest Colorado wildfires
• Business Beat: Grand Junction mechanic sets up shop in Craig
• Colorado bankers say regulations killing off business loans
• State bank failures exceed expectations when measured by assets
• Damage from Irene appears to be less than feared
• Briefs for Aug. 29, 2011: Organization changes meeting
• Datebook for Aug. 29, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Aug. 29, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 29, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 29, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 29, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 29, 2011
• Welcome to Colorado Hunter
• Northwest Colorado: The state's premier hunting destination
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife: Common hunting violations can be costly
• Safety, safety, safety
• Craig competition brings good eats, good times
• Over a Cup: A glutten-free recipe for ‘lemon flip cake’
• Moffat County real estate transactions for July
• MCHS golf team returns from 4-day, 3-tournament stretch
• Moffat County families continue ranching tradition begun by ancestors
• CNCC enrollment down from last year
• Missteps cost Bulldogs in 17-7 loss in Evergreen
• State leaders tour coal mine and power plant, discuss energy, Craig
• Moffat County School Board takes action at meetings
• TMH board takes action during regular meeting
• Agriculture & Livestock: And on the first day of school …
• Airlines begin canceling flights in earnest
• Franklin throwing his weight around for Broncos
• Assistant principal faces child sex charges
• Editorial: Where the sidewalks end
• Baxter Black: Mountaineer mentality
• Gail Severson: ‘Some wonderful people’
• Jim and Katherine Compestine: Thanks for the help
• Meeting to show VNA’s community contributions
• Government Update for Aug. 27
• Datebook for Aug. 27, 2011
• On the Record for Aug. 26, 2011
• Mayor receives award for leadership training
• Championship to draw barbecue aficionados to Craig this weekend
• Local fuel gauge for Aug. 26, 2011
• MCHS football team opening season on the road tonight against Evergreen
• Agents seek immunity from suit over Colo. Cheney arrest
• Slain grad's roommates named professor on 911 call
• 4 inmates get longer terms in prison slaying
• Datebook for Aug. 26, 2011
• Larry and MaryBea Neu: Thanks, coaches
• Comics for Aug. 26, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 26, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 26, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 26, 2011
• On the Record for Aug. 25, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: No need to mark your calendar for ‘One Day’
• Janet Sheridan: The true new year
• Congressman: Water a key to economic vitality
• Yampa Valley Golf Course crowns new club champions
• Michelle Balleck: BBQ & golf make for a toasty, tasty weekend
• Charges filed in Rio Blanco County shooting
• Briefs for Aug. 25, 2011: VNA offers free cardio screenings
• Datebook for Aug. 25, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 25, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 25, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 25, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 25, 2011
• Mayor receives CML award for leadership training
• On the Record for Aug. 24, 2011
• Agency increases fire preparedness level for Rocky Mountain Area
• Area attorney discusses oil and gas trends at Craig seminar
• Incoming teachers preparing to begin at Moffat County School District
• Texas man dies in motorcycle crash
• Yampa Valley Partners presents Moffat County Commission with community assessment
• Sports Authority Says CEO's Resignation Was "personal" Decision
• Strongest quake since '44 jars East Coast
• Minor damage from magnitude-5.3 Colorado quake
• Briefs for Aug. 24, 2011: CNCC community barbecue today
• Datebook for Aug. 24, 2011
• TMH Board meeting agenda for Aug. 24
• Moffat County School Board meeting agendas for Aug. 26
• Editorial: Term limits have expired
• Dan Williams: ‘A little brighter’
• Jake Garcia: Thanks for the help
• On the Record for August 23, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Aug. 24, 2011: Bowling league meetings set for upcoming week
• Comics for Aug. 24, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 24, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 24, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 24, 2011
• Hayden girls hoops coach accepts position with Moffat County
• Texas man dies in motorcycle crash
• Now playing: ‘The Help’ a delightful down home tale of social change
• Comics for Aug. 23, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 23, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 23, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 23, 2011
• Geokinetics to perform seismic survey demonstration
• On the Record for Monday, Aug. 22, 2011
• Business Beat: Craig computer, copier dealer expands sales territory
• Northwest Colorado fire officials busy over weekend
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting for Aug. 24, 2011
• Turnout rises for 2nd Moffat County Hot Air Balloon Festival
• My Life, My Words: RaChell Novacek — Service that connects us all
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 22, 2011
• Conci twins preparing for final collegiate swim seasons
• BLM to gather wild horses next month in Northwest Colorado
• Craig Daily Press announces reporter additions
• Obama has some summer fun while monitoring Libya
• Utilities Weigh Price of Power with Aging Plants and Renewable Mandates
• Broncos' Moore insists hit on Buffalo's Jones was clean
• Briefs for Aug. 22, 2011: Attorney hosting seminar today
• Datebook for Aug. 22, 2011
• Family of Steven Sharp: ‘Forever indebted’
• John Milligan: Transplant a success
• Senior Spotlight for Aug. 22, 2011
• Sports Briefs for Aug. 22, 2011: Annual Scholarship Fund Golf Tourney set for Sept. 3
• Crossword for Aug. 22, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 22, 2011
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1653
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1652
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1646
• Colowyo Coal Mine (Permit No. C-1981-019),
• open bids ATV for Moffat County Sheriffs Office
• Case Number: 2011JA7
• Petition for Appointment of Guardian for Minor
• School board candidates emerge in Craig
• Friends of the NRA, shooting club award scholarships
• Guest Columnist: Red tape or red herring?
• Local clinic participating in program that examines childhood obesity
• Local champ provides inside tips for navigating Yampa Valley Golf Course
• Honor Flight seeking WWII veterans for final flight
• Moffat County School District sets policy for school lunch discounts
• Agriculture & Livestock: Remembering the country school
• Over a Cup: Cookies for summer abundance
• Balloon festival continues today and Sunday in Craig
• Government Update for Aug. 20, 2011
• Colorado couple gets more time in deportation case
• Fox mum on his quarterback rotation for Bills
• Obama pushes for action on jobs
• Briefs for Aug. 20, 2011: Firefighter’s Ball set for tonight
• Datebook for Aug. 20, 2011
• On the Record for August 19, 2011
• Baxter Black: Horse abuse and the GAO
• Amy Jones: Helping the children
• Horoscope for Aug. 20, 2011
• Yellowstone oil spill cleanup will last into fall
• Coffman wants Colo. ballots in English only
• 2 Colo. congregations unite to build 1 church
• TMH: Feedback for new physician program has been positive
• Craig woman organizes support group
• Fire officials: Sawmill Fire helpful to forest health, habitat
• Water released from Elkhead Reservoir near Craig
• Local fuel gauge for Aug. 19, 2011
• Charges could come today in Rio Blanco County shooting
• Craig duo playing in Las Vegas billiards tourney
• Briefs for Aug. 19, 2011: Church to host movie on the lawn
• Datebook for Aug. 19, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 19, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 19, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 19, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 19, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Putting things into perspective
• At the movies: ‘The Change-Up’ needs a few modifications
• On the Record for Aug. 18, 2011
• Three car theft suspects charged
• Few details released concerning joint sheriff’s office, USDA probe
• MCHS senior finds niche as athletic trainer
• Briefs for Aug. 18, 2011: Mental health conference set for Sept. 24
• Datebook for Aug. 18, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 18, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 18, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 18, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 18, 2011
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife: Common hunting violations can be costly
• On the Record for Aug. 17, 2011
• Northwest Colorado water, coal conference set for next week
• MCHS golf team using 1st tournament as learning experience
• Governor orders flags lowered Friday in Colorado
• Michelle Balleck: Balloons, bands & a ball, plus a movie on the lawn
• Andy Bockelman: World dominance is no monkey business in ‘Planet of the Apes’
• Perry's colorful tongue takes the national stage
• ACLU: Denver agrees to settle DNC arrest lawsuit
• Sports Authority takes over Broncos' stadium name
• Datebook for Aug. 17, 2011
• Editorial: Complement over compete
• Francisco Reina: Not ‘a bright future’
• Melody Villard: Board welcomes input
• Irene Beard: Too much criticizing
• Briefs for Aug. 17, 2011: Road closed beginning today
• Comics for Aug. 17, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 17, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 17, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 17, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• On the Record for Aug. 16, 2011
• CNCC finalizes art selections for new Craig campus
• Second annual Balloon Festival takes flight Friday
• Hulstine brings home two first-place finishes from California swim meet
• Briefs for Aug. 16, 2011: Chamber mixer set for Aug. 25
• Datebook for Aug. 16, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 16, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 16, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 16, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 16, 2011
• My Life, My Words: RaChell Novacek — Service that connects us all
• On the Record for Aug. 15, 2011
• Yampa Valley native promoted to head of Navy destroyer
• Letter from commission addresses power line concerns
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 15, 2011
• Craig Parks and Rec softball teams battle it out in league championship tournaments Saturday
• Business Beat: Florist offers large-scale sale on gift inventory
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for August 15, 2011
• Public Trustees Got Thousands in Campaign Gifts Linked to State's Top Foreclosure Lawyer
• Bachmann, Perry talk jobs at Iowa GOP fundraiser
• Denver May Regain Glitter As Demand for Gold Grows
• Senior Spotlight for Aug. 15, 2011
• Moffat County School Board: Helping the children
• Sports Briefs for Aug. 15, 2011: Charity shoot slated for Sept. 25
• Briefs for Aug. 15, 2011: County Road 4 to be chip-sealed
• Datebook for Aug. 15, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 15, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 15, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 15, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 15, 2011
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1647
• Case Number: SWD1100923
• ESTRAY - One sorrel gelding,
• bids Sunset Meadows I and II Apartment Cleaning Services
• Revision Application No. 108 (TR-108) for the Trapper Mine (Permit No. C-1981-010),
• replace rooftop unit EC-1 Bids
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1650
• PROJECT ID #17969
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1649
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• More than 600 people celebrate Moffat County’s centennial
• MCHS grad 1st student president under new Mesa University name
• LSRV football team looking for back-to-back gridiron titles
• Cedar Fire containment near Craig anticipated for Saturday
• Government Update for Aug. 13, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: After the fair
• MCHS fall sports teams start practicing Monday
• 2 Colo. highway workers injured in Greeley
• Orion spaceship set for new tests in Colorado
• Briefs for Aug. 13, 2011: County Road 4 to be chip-sealed Monday
• Datebook for Aug. 13, 2011
• Editorial: Education overhaul
• Baxter Black: Biomass
• Ronda Gottschall: ‘In shock’ over MCTA
• Lois Wymore: Credibility question
• Sports Briefs for Aug. 13, 2011: Club Championship set for Aug. 20, 21
• Sudoku for Aug. 13, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 13, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 13, 2011
• On the Record for Aug. 12, 2011
• Cedar Mountain residents praise firefighters for Cedar Fire efforts
• Doak Walker football season under way in Craig
• Love INC seeks supplies, clothes for area families
• New report details decline of deer, pronghorn
• Craig chamber board takes action at Thursday meeting
• QB questions remain as Broncos open Fox era with preseason loss
• GOP debate: Hitting hard at each other and Obama
• Colo. officers arrested after wild ride in Wyoming
• Western Colorado wildfire grows as winds shift
• Local fuel gauge for Aug. 12, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: ‘My, doesn’t that look delicious’
• Humane Society: Thanks for the help
• Balleck and Stehle families: Assistance appreciated
• Briefs for Aug. 12, 2011: Art in the Garden set for Sunday
• Datebook for Aug. 12, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 12, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 12, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 12, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 12, 2011
• On the Record for Aug. 11, 2011
• Now playing: No love for Carell’s ‘Crazy, Stupid’ comedy
• Learn and Earn graduates receive free computers
• MCHS golf team begins practice Monday
• Datebook for Aug. 11, 2011
• Briefs for Aug. 11, 2011: Art in the Garden set for Sunday
• Sudoku for Aug. 11, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 11, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 11, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 11, 2011
• Crews reach 30-percent containment on Cedar Fire
• Three arrested in car theft, crash Tuesday
• Michelle Balleck: No excuse to sit home bored
• Chicken issue could go before Craig voters
• Craig chamber seeks letters for 4 seats
• Jacque Malley and Kim Boyce: Hepatitis prevention
• Kathy Shea: A memorable 1st day
• Briefs for August 10, 2011: Church hosts yard sale Saturday
• Datebook for Aug. 10, 2011
• Editorial: A fair and honest approach
• Comics for Aug. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 10, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 10, 2011
• Craig competitors dominate Sunday’s Thunder Ridge motocross races
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• Crews battle Cedar Mountain blaze
• On the Record for Aug. 9, 2011
• MCHS soccer team prepares for season at camp
• State agencies merge to create Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife
• Chamber seeking letters for four board seats
• Love INC seeks supplies, clothes for Moffat County families in need
• CNCC celebrates opening of new Craig campus with ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Datebook for Aug. 9, 2011
• Briefs for Aug. 9, 2011: Hockey board meeting set for Wednesday
• Comics for Aug. 9, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 9, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 9, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 9, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Cowboys & Aliens’ no rootin’-tootin’ good time
• On the Record for Aug. 8, 2011
• My Life, My Words: Russ Peterson — Inside the mechanical world
• Steamboat Springs Opera institute singers to perform in Craig
• Craig Sea Sharks have strong showing at home state meet
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 8, 2011
• Funeral service in Hayden honors former police officer
• Business Beat: Craig store offers month-long discounts, new materials
• Meeker resident hosts 4th annual Cowboy Church at Moffat County Fair
• Briefs for Aug. 8, 2011: CNCC to celebrate ribbon cutting today
• Datebook for Aug. 8, 2011
• Fort Collins Coloradoan: A blow to open government
• Sports Briefs for August 8, 2011: MCHS volleyball dates this week
• Comics for Aug. 8, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 8, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 8, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 8, 2011
• Aging Well: Aging Well says goodbye to page
• Moffat County residents getting ready for 93rd annual Moffat County Fair
• Results of Moffat County CSAP tests made available by CDE
• Craig Sea Sharks ready to cap season with home state meet
• Mother of late Hayden man offers family sympathies
• Agriculture & Livestock: Haying season 2011
• Over A Cup: A casserole for busy days
• Veterans Hotline: American Legion, Lions Club partnering to host golf tourney
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting for Aug. 8, 2011
• Government Update for Aug. 6, 2011
• Sports briefs for August 6, 2011: Craig Sea Sharks swim meet continues today
• Briefs for August 6, 2011: Producers eligible for emergency loans
• Datebook for Aug. 6, 2011
• Baxter Black: Disposable targets
• Reps. Doug Lamborn and Scott Tipton: Energy in the West key to economic recovery
• Helen Baysinger: Thanks for the support
• Gisela Garrison and Dr. Diana Hornung: Health Center Week
• Comics for Aug. 6, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 6, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 6, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 6, 2011
• Introducing Dear Moffat County community photo project
• On the Record for Aug. 5, 2011
• A village of aunts
• Lois J. Stoffle: Disappointed with handling
• On the record for August 5, 2011
• Fuel Gauge for Friday, August 5, 2011
• Friend recalls Hayden man as someone who helped others
• City of Craig considering Sandrock upgrades
• MCTA discusses purchases by former director
• Comics for Aug. 5, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 5, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 5, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 5, 2011
• Sports Spotlight: John Doane
• 10-year-old Kinlie Brennise brings home world rodeo title
• Sports Briefs for Friday, August 5, 2011
• Speaking truth through love
• On the Record for Aug. 4, 2011
• Federal Mineral Lease District Board convenes for the first time
• Moffat County Tourism Association board takes action at Wednesday meeting
• Datebook for Aug. 4, 2011
• Briefs for Aug. 4, 2011: Humane Society to host voting for Pet Mates calendar today
• Comics for Aug. 4, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 4, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 4, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 4, 2011
• BLM’s Northwest Colorado Resource Advisory Council to meet Aug. 18 in Craig
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife hosting meeting on deer herd, predator management
• On the Record for Aug. 3, 2011
• Moffat County Commission, EDP director discuss local coal jobs
• Michelle Balleck: Fair, food, golf, music & motocross fill out weekend
• CNCC to host ribbon cutting, open house Monday in Craig
• Craig veterans clinic closed for rest the of week
• Datebook for Aug. 3, 2011
• MCTA board meeting agenda for August 3, 3011
• Editorial: Deserving of the badge
• Comics for Aug. 3, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 3, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 3, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 3, 2011
• Moffat County boys basketball coach resigns
• On the Record for Aug. 2, 2011
• Colleagues remember former Hayden officer
• DOW to host White River deer herd meeting in Meeker
• MCHS volleyball team goes 11-2 at UNC camp
• Datebook for Aug. 2, 2011
• Briefs for Aug. 2, 2011: Fuller Center to host yard sale
• Comics for Aug. 2, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 2, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 2, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 2, 2011
• Agenda for Moffat County Tourism Association Board meeting Wednesday
• On the Record for Aug. 1, 2011
• Craig man transferred to Denver hospital following June motocross accident
• Business Beat: Sports bar owner adds new visual appeal, preps new restaurant
• Ladies Auxiliary in Craig celebrating 65th birthdday
• My Life, My Words: Rebecca Davis — Service on a personal level
• Wyman Museum hosts Moffat County Mud Runs
• MCHS cross-country team returns from 5-day camp
• Moffat officials react to oil and gas appointments
• Fatal collision claims former Hayden police officer
• Bulldog Sports for August 1, 2011
• Sports Spotlight: Angela Doane
• Sports briefs for August 1, 2011: MCHS wrestling team to host prime rib dinner
• Briefs for August 1, 2011: Culture Night set for tonight
• Datebook for Aug. 1, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for August 1, 2011
• Comics for Aug. 1, 2011
• Sudoku for Aug. 1, 2011
• Crossword for Aug. 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Aug. 1, 2011
• Fatal collision claims former Hayden police officer
• Case Number 11PR53
• Revision Application No. 84 (TR-84) for the Colowyo Coal Mine (Permit No. C-1981-019),
• Call for Nominations for School Directors 2011
• Notice of Availability Jubilee Ventures, LLC Eagle Mine
• INTERESTED PERSONS AND OWNERS BY INHERITANCE PURSUANT TO §15-12-1303, C.R.S
• Bids Hamilton Community Center Fence Construction
• Trapper Mining Inc Permit No. C-81-010
• Gov. Hickenlooper touts economic development during Hayden appearance
• Young Life golf tourney in Craig raises nearly $6,000
• Congressman votes in favor of ‘Boehner Plan’
• Craig church hosting event that intertwines music, spirituality
• Craig Police Department issues fraud alert
• Agencies partnering to host National Night Out in Craig
• Sports spotlight: Scott Kitchen
• Briefs for July 30, 2011: MCHS Class of ’61 schedules reunion
• Datebook for July 30, 2011
• Editorial: Getting connected
• Trisha Smith: A sincere thanks
• Government update for July 30, 2011
• Baxter Black: England’s choice
• Agriculture & Livestock: 4-H Code of Conduct designed to instill values
• Over a Cup: Ideal recipes for leftover rhubarb from the garden
• Comics for July 30, 2011
• Sudoku for July 30, 2011
• Crossword for July 30, 2011
• Horoscope for July 30, 2011
• Moffat County School District among 119 plaintiffs in school funding trial
• Sand Wash Basin impresses foreign visitors
• On the Record for July 29, 2011
• Local fuel gauge for July 29, 2011
• Sports Spotlight: Audrey Havel
• Briefs for July 29, 2011: Hayden Lions Club hosts potluck, dance
• Governor Hickenlooper orders flags lowered today
• Bob Grubb: Bible relevant today
• Heather Albee-Scott: ‘Dedicated’ veterinarian
• Tim Douglas: Are we there yet?
• Sudoku for July 29, 2011
• Crossword for July 29, 2011
• Horoscope for July 29, 2011
• Comics for July 29, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Friends’ benefits from cute costars
• Craig native returns for show with Latin reggae band
• Janet Sheridan: Tourist traps, attractions, and surprises
• On the Record for July 28, 2011
• Craig Police Department releases results of community survey
• Down and dirty: Moffat County Mud Runs set to run Saturday
• Datebook for July 28, 2011
• Briefs for July 28, 2011: Mud Splash postponed to Aug. 13
• Crossword for July 28, 2011
• Horoscope for July 28, 2011
• Comics for July 28, 2011
• Sudoku for July 28, 2011
• Firefighters called out to industrial fire
• Governor to visit Hayden as part of Western Slope trip
• On the Record for July 27, 2011
• TMH names new chief nursing officer
• Young Life golf tournament Friday benefits youths going to camp
• Chicken issue generates squabbles at Craig City Council meeting
• Moffat County Commission awards bid for exterior courthouse improvements
• Mud it up, dance it up, rev it up
• 'Week of packed fun'
• Who owns the Yampa?
• Editorial: Be right while on the river
• Tamara Ballinger: Help ‘appreciated’
• Jane Hume: Volunteers aplenty
• Tony St. John: ‘Open your hearts’
• Sports Briefs for July 27, 2011: Doak Walker registration deadline extended
• For all the world to hear
• Briefs for July 27, 2011: Governor orders flags lowered on Thursday
• Datebook for July 27, 2011
• MCTA board meeting agenda for July 27
• County commission special meeting agenda for July 27, 2011
• TMH board meeting agenda for July 28
• Crossword for July 27, 2011
• Horoscope for July 27, 2011
• On the Record for July 26, 2011
• Fire management unit: Small fires flare up over weekend
• TMH hosting blood drive next month
• Yampa River Junior Classic draws 34 players for annual tournament
• Antique appraisers in Craig this week
• BLM to host community meetings on scenic values
• Datebook for July 26, 2011
• Briefs for July 26, 2011: Social Security assistance offered today
• Comics for July 26, 2011
• Sudoku for July 26, 2011
• Crossword for July 26, 2011
• Horoscope for July 26, 2011
• At the movies: Sincere approach makes ‘Captain America’ strong superhero movie
• Moffat County Fair dedicated to the McIntyre family
• On the Record for July 25, 2011
• Craig youth to speak with city council about domestic chickens
• Ozone levels fair in Craig despite warnings throughout U.S.
• My Life, My Words: Tammie Thompson-Booker — A career majored in hotels
• Bulldog Sports for July 25, 2011
• Thunder Ridge Motor Sports Park crowns 1st super stock champion
• Business Beat: New thrift shop opens ahead of schedule
• Former MCHS coach accepts position with Adams State girls basketball team
• Briefs for July 25, 2011: Social Security assistance offered
• Datebook for July 25, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for July 25, 2011
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: The face of a stranger
• John Milligan: Transplant successful
• Sonda Etheridge, Bill Harding, Regina and Kelly Grinolds, and Dee and Sharon Allred: Compassion appreciated
• Moffat County real estate transactions for June
• Comics for July 25, 2011
• Sudoku for July 25, 2011
• Crossword for July 25, 2011
• Horoscope for July 25, 2011
• Colowyo Mine (Permit No. C-1981-019),
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1642
• application for a regular (112) Construction Materials Operation Reclamation Permit
• Case Number: 11C266
• Colowyo Coal Mine, Mining Permit No. C-81-019
• State capitol to coal capital
• Yampa River water levels decrease from early summer
• Moffat County School District seeks to fine-tune collaborative time in coming year
• Government Update for July 23, 2011
• Veterans Hotline: American Legion, Elks Lodge seeking help with hosting bingo
• Agriculture & Livestock: Buzz of activity at Moffat County Fair’s home and garden exhibition
• Over a Cup: Chicken Tortilla Stacks customizable dinner recipe
• Sports Spotlight: Linda Showalter
• Briefs for July 23, 2011: Mud Splash set for July 30
• Datebook for July 23, 2011
• On the Record for July 22, 2011
• Editorial: A different approach
• Baxter Black: The hedgehog tale
• Barbara May: ‘Report responsibly’
• Allen J. Hischke: Save Yampa fishing
• The family of DeDe (Bugay) Cattoor: Thanks for the support
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for July 27
• Sports briefs for July 23, 2011: Yampa River Junior Classic registration deadline today
• Crossword for July 23, 2011
• Horoscope for July 23, 2011
• Three locals have recorded holes-in-one this summer at Yampa Valley Golf Course
• Twentymile among competitors in regional mine rescue contest
• Sports Spotlight: Karrie Havel
• Local fuel gauge for July 22, 2011
• Apostolic Lighthouse: Thank you, restaurants
• The Rev. Tony Bohrer: The heart of a person
• Sports briefs for July 22, 2011: Sports physicals available at clinic
• Briefs for July 22, 2011: O.P. hosts poker run Saturday
• Datebook for July 22, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: A common fear
• Sue Richmond: ‘The key to our future’
• Comics for July 22, 2011
• Sudoku for July 22, 2011
• Crossword for July 22, 2011
• Horoscope for July 22, 2011
• On the Record for July 21, 2011
• Moffat County shooters place at National 4-H Invitational
• Colorado curators critique Craig creations
• Briefs for July 21, 2011: O.P. hosts poker run Saturday
• Datebook for July 21, 2011
• Comics for July 21, 2011
• Sudoku for July 21, 2011
• Crossword for July 21, 2011
• Horoscope for July 21, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Bosses’ is horribly funny workplace comedy
• TMH in Craig sponsoring food drive
• Deadline is Friday to apply for Emergency Homeowners’ Loan Program
• Craig man accused of forcing himself on 19-year-old
• On the Record for July 20, 2011
• Flight makes emergency landing at Yampa Valley Regional Airpot
• 11-year-old Craig baseball player leads team to state title
• Sports Spotlight: Randy Delay
• Michelle Ballack: Weekend to catch up on summer fun
• Briefs for July 20, 2011: CNCC to celebrate ribbon cutting
• Datebook for July 20, 2011
• Scott Umstattd: God’s grace in Craig
• Darlene and Jordan Moore: Thanks for the support
• Vera Herbert, Jan Vogt, Jerry and Judy Downing: Thank you, TMH staff
• John Williams: ‘Wake up, America’
• Editorial: Save a computer, read a book
• Comics for July 20, 2011
• Sudoku for July 20, 2011
• Crossword for July 20, 2011
• Horoscope for July 20, 2011
• County commissioners again approve paving of 0.6-mile stretch of road
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• On the Record for July 19, 2011
• Man carries cross through Craig, across country
• Datebook for July 19, 2011
• Briefs for July 19, 2011: USDA to distribute food today, later this month
• Comics for July 19, 2011
• Sudoku for July 19, 2011
• Crossword for July 19, 2011
• Horoscope for July 19, 2011
• Joshua Roberts: A Cup connection
• On the Record for July 18, 2011
• My life, my words: Brenda Rummel — Filling a niche with top quality
• Sports Briefs for Monday, July 18, 2011
• Nicholson shoots top net score at 25th annual Silver Bullet
• Bulldog Sports for Monday, July 18, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, July 18, 2011
• Business Beat: Mall salon expanding store area
• Local nonprofit rolls out Cavity-Free at Three program
• TMH executive and deputy coroner, reflects on her commitment to lifelong learning
• Comics for July 18, 2011
• Sudoku for July 18, 2011
• Crossword for July 18, 2011
• Horoscope for July 18, 2011
• Colowyo Coal Mine Permit No. C-1981-019
• Benefits Consultant Bids
• Case Number: 2011 PR 50
• Morrison Creek Metropolitan Water increase to commercial tap fee rates considered
• 2011 Striping Project Bids
• open sealed bids Courthouse Exterior North Wall Remodel
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1643
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1644
• 25th annual Silver Bullet underway at Yampa Valley Golf Course
• Comics for July 16, 2011
• Sudoku for July 16, 2011
• Crossword for July 16, 2011
• Horoscope for July 16, 2011
• Motorists warned of increased elk on highway
• Sports Briefs for Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Over a cup of coffee for Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Government update for Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Preserving foods for the county fair
• Judi Whilden: Thank you from the kids
• Editorial: On the scale of things
• Moffat County school food services encourages freshness, efficiency
• Craig Chamber of Commerce celebrates 65th anniversary
• Yampa Valley Relay for Life raises more than $20,000
• Colorado man volunteers summer at Elkhead
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for Monday
• Cook Chevrolet donates money, equipment to Craig youth baseball program
• Andy Bockelman: Thanks for the magical memories, Harry Potter
• On the Record for July 15, 2011
• Crossword for July 15, 2011
• Horoscope for July 15, 2011
• Meeker I takes home baseball title with 6-1 victory
• ‘Larry Crowne’ is light, likable life lesson
• John Rudd: Thanks, United Way
• John Milligan: Update on Jane Milligan
• Nina Lawton: More Thanks
• Humane Society: Thank you to the community
• New president takes over for Craig Lions Club
• Comics for July 15, 2011
• Sudoku for July 15, 2011
• Craig man turns out early for Harry Potter movie tickets
• SmartWool, Steamboat reach 10-year lease agreement
• Governor orders flags lowered in honor of fallen pilot
• Janet Sheridan: Wanted: A cooking staff
• On the Record for July 14, 2011
• Local law enforcement train for potential shooter scenarios
• Start your engines: Craig track to host stock car races Saturday
• Comics for July 14, 2011
• Sudoku for July 14, 2011
• Crossword for July 14, 2011
• Horoscope for July 14, 2011
• New president takes over for Craig Lions Club
• Grace Potter and the Nocturnals to hit Steamboat
• Governor seeking federal disaster assistance
• Now playing: 'Larry Crowne' returns Tom Hanks to role as America's favorite Joe Schmoe
• On the Record for July 13, 2011
• Moffat, Craig officials react to conference relocation
• Datebook for July 13, 2011
• Moffat County Commission approves permit for seismic data
• Editorial: Coal Conference concession
• Michelle Balleck: Grace, Harry Potter bring big entertainment — plus music, food & inflatables
• Briefs for July 13, 2011: USDA to distribute food July 19, 27
• John Rudd: Thanks, TMH staff
• Jeanne Stalcar: ‘Inspired’ by our rights
• Kerry J. Kelly: ‘Survivors are the reason’
• George and Jeanette Bosick: Thanks for the support
• Comics for July 13, 2011
• Sudoku for July 13, 2011
• Crossword for July 13, 2011
• Horoscope for July 13, 2011
• Craig Chamber event a celebration of upcoming anniversary
• On the Record for July 12, 2011
• Victory laps: Relay for Life a continued effort in fight against cancer
• Craig’s rodeo bid falls short
• Walt Vanatta: Police beat for June
• Briefs for July 12, 2011: Social Security assistance offered July 26
• Datebook for July 12, 2011
• Horoscope for July 12, 2011
• Comics for July 12, 2011
• Sudoku for July 12, 2011
• Crossword for July 12, 2011
• Annual Kiwanis Club tourney slated for Aug. 6
• On the Record for July 11, 2011
• Business Beat: Craig bookstore to add coffee bar, wireless Internet
• Moffat County nonprofit group providing assistance to new parents
• My Life, My Words: Pam Young — My own best boss
• Bulldog Sports for July 11, 2011
• After 34 years on sideline, CMS football coach calls it a career
• Sports Spotlight: Molly Neton
• Regional coal conference shifts to Steamboat Springs
• Briefs for July 11, 2011: Humane Society to meet today
• Datebook for July 11, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Enjoying the years go by
• Senior Spotlight for July 11, 2011
• Crossword for July 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 11, 2011: Husband pushing family, coworkers away
• Horoscope for July 11, 2011
• Comics for July 11, 2011
• Sudoku for July 11, 2011
• Aging Well: Pedaling for fitness and fun
• TMH chief executive officer recognized for bolstering revenue
• CNCC approaching August opening for new Craig campus
• MCHS grad returns to coach 2-day volleyball camp
• Agriculture & Livestock: Why not a day designated for cows?
• MCHS football schedule lays out non-conference, rival games
• Briefs for July 9, 2011: Pregnancy Center fundraiser slated
• Datebook for July 9, 2011
• Land Use Board meeting agenda for July 11, 2011
• Government Update for July 9, 2011
• Editorial: Planet Yampa — Pipedream or progress?
• Animal naming abuse
• Jim Sinclair: Thank you, officer
• Johnny Garcia: ‘Heartbeats of pride’
• Crossword for July 9, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 9, 2011: Husband stays away from home, kids
• Horoscope for July 9, 2011
• Sudoku for July 9, 2011
• Comics for July 9, 2011
• On the Record for July 8, 2011
• Twentymile team sets sights on Utah rival
• BLM seeking feedback on coal proposal
• Young Bulldogs baseball team ousts Coal Ridge, 9-2
• Local Fuel Gauge for July 8, 2011
• Briefs: Local group hosting potluck barbecue
• Datebook for July 8, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Tips for the day
• Rocky and Eric Pollock: Good work, golf course
• Caleb Meyer: Great professionalism
• Sports Briefs for July 8, 2011: Thunder Ridge to host 1st stock car races Saturday
• Crossword for July 8, 2011
• Comics for July 8, 2011
• Sudoku for July 8, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 8, 2011: Ready to confront daughter about affair
• Horoscope for July 8, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: They (chickens) are on their way
• On the Record for July 7, 2011
• Now playing: Third ‘Transformers’ installment little more than nuts and bolts
• Comics for July 7, 2011
• Sudoku for July 7, 2011
• Crossword for July 7, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 7, 2011: In-laws' affair keeping sibling from family events
• Horoscope for July 7, 2011
• A calling followed: Volunteers, cyclists pitch in during cross-country trip
• A step closer: Meeker I advances to championship game
• Craig residents advised of Internet scam
• BLM seeking input on proposed pipeline in western Colorado, eastern Utah
• On the Record for July 6, 2011
• Hayden author to promote health book this weekend in Craig
• Craig revives Fourth of July parade
• MCHS student picked for state meth awareness council
• MCHS boys and girls basketball teams prepare for upcoming season through camps
• Briefs for July 6, 2011: Preparedness seminar slated
• Datebook for July 6, 2011
• Moffat County Commission approves power line resolution
• Michelle Balleck: Music, golf & tie-dye kind of weekend
• Sports Briefs for July 6, 2011: Pool party set for today
• Editorial: Getting back to Craig, America
• Kindra Jazwick: Thanks for the parade
• George Bowman: A friendly place
• Crossword for July 6, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 6, 2011: 'Friend' only sends spam forwards
• Horoscope for July 6, 2011
• Comics for July 6, 2011
• Sudoku for July 6, 2011
• On the Record for July 5, 2011
• 2 injured in motorcycle crash west of Hayden
• Comics for July 5, 2011
• Sudoku for July 5, 2011
• Crossword for July 5, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 5, 2011: Male nurse removing catheter feels like violation
• Horoscope for July 5, 2011
• Moffat County Little Britches Rodeo plays host to more than 80 athletes
• Rollover claims 21-year-old Rangely man
• Moffat County greenhouse project receives USDA grant for feasibility study
• Weather makes for unusual summer in Yampa Valley
• My Life, My Words: Sunny White — The books sat my disposal
• Gypsum resident takes Cottonwood Classic title with 8-under 208
• Business Beat: Federal, state tax changes now in place
• Datebook for July 4, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for July 4, 2011
• MCTA Board meeting agenda for July 6, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: For honor, God and country
• Bulldog Sports or July 4, 2011
• Sports Briefs for July 4, 2011: Swimming Complex schedule changes this weekend
• Briefs for July 4, 2011: Second Chance Saturday offered
• Comics for July 4, 2011
• Sudoku for July 4, 2011
• Crossword for July 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 4, 2011: Statue of Liberty words speak volumes
• Horoscope for July 4, 2011
• Aging Well: More older adults stepping up, giving back
• open sealed bids for Asphalt Materials Testing.
• open sealed bids for one Utility Box.
• CASE NUMBER 11DR48
• APPLICATION TO MAKE CONDITIONAL WATER RIGHT ABSOLUTE OR, IN THE ALTERNATIVE, FOR A FINDING OF REASONABLE DILIGENCE
• bids to purchase Three (3) Steel "V" Snowplows
• Green Door Storage unit # 9
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1615
• Affiliated Junior College District elections
• Application for Conditional Use for Seismic Exploration
• bids for the SURFACE PREPARATION & PAINTING THE INTERIOR OF THE 1,000,000 GALLON WEST POTABLE WATER TANK
• open sealed bids for Apartment Remodel Services
• NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
• Apartment Remodel Services at Sunset Meadows 2. Bids
• 2011 County Road 107 Culvert Bid.
• Owner: Craig pawn shop a unique and needed business
• Craig residents complete 2011 Tough Mudder
• Briefs for July 2, 2011: Legion bingo slated for tonight
• Parents weighing option for students at Sandrock Elementary
• Veterans Hotline: Parade, activities highlight VFW’s Fourth of July offerings
• Agriculture & Livestock: Youth reflect well on Moffat County at state conference
• 44th annual Cottonwood Classic begins play Friday in Craig
• Datebook for July 2, 2011
• Editorial: Crime and just punishment
• Baxter Black: The mad cow escape
• Government Update for July 2, 2011
• Comics for July 2, 2011
• Sudoku for July 2, 2011
• Crossword for July 2, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 2, 2011: Readers respond to doubt about counseling's effectiveness, Day 2
• Horoscope for July 2, 2011
• Sunset Elementary School project to be featured in national publication
• On the Record for July 1, 2011
• Employment leaders to visit Craig this month
• Local Fuel Gauge for July 1
• Fourth of July festivities lined out for holiday weekend in Craig
• Craig Parks and Rec. league tournaments continue Wednesday
• Donation fund established for injured motocross racer
• Lariat Lee Liquors in Craig broken into Thursday
• John Milligan: Update on Jane Milligan
• Sheryl Spears: Thank you, Daily Press
• Sports briefs for July 1, 2011: Thunder Ridge’s stock car races postponed
• Briefs for July 1, 2011: Fundraising teen dance set for tonight
• Datebook for July 1, 2011
• Comics for July 1, 2011
• Sudoku for July 1, 2011
• Crossword for July 1, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for July 1, 2011: Readers respond to doubt about counseling's effectiveness, Day 1
• Horoscope for July 1, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Firebugs and fireworks
• Mosquito spraying to begin Friday in Moffat County
• Hal Glanville: ‘Blue,’ a banner and an irate grocery getter
• Andy Bockelman: New model of ‘Cars’ has faulty design
• On the Record for June 30, 2011
• The Memorial Hospital makes decision on proposed hospitalist program
• MCHS rodeo athlete disappointed by falling short of national team
• Datebook for June 30, 2011
• Briefs for June 30, 2011: Fundraising teen dance set for Friday
• Sudoku for June 30, 2011
• Crossword for June 30, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 30, 2011: Daughter spends child support on herself, doesn't raise son
• Horoscope for June 30, 2011
• Comics for June 30, 2011
• Sentencing delayed for Brooks Kellogg
• MCTA hires new director, looks to move forward
• Tuesday storm damages CNCC’s Rangely campus
• On the Record for June 29
• Craig City Council praises changes at Whittle the Wood
• Michelle Balleck: Parade, fireworks, music & sports mark the Fourth
• Briefs for June 29, 2011: Sandrock Ridge seeking volunteers
• Datebook for June 29, 2011
• Editorial: Far from finished
• Rosemary Potter: ‘Are you upset enough?’
• Cottonwood Classic golf tourney begins Friday in Craig
• Comics for June 29, 2011
• Sudoku for June 29, 2011
• Crossword for June 29, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 29, 2011: Son upset over including ex-wife in family functions
• Horoscope for June 29, 2011
• Moffat County health providers receive financial boost
• Moffat County Commission approves safety center sublease
• Moffat County Little Britches Rodeo makes changes for two-day event
• Moffat County Tourism Association meeting Wednesday
• On the Record for June 28, 2011
• Craig Duathlon includes 34 athletes in running, biking competition
• Prayer & Action group teaching faith, benefits of community service
• Briefs for June 28, 2011: Craig Daily Press seeking new Editorial Board members
• Datebook for June 28, 2011
• Horoscope for June 28, 2011
• Comics for June 28, 2011
• Sudoku for June 28, 2011
• Crossword for June 28, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 28, 2011: Don't know how to break off relationship
• On the Record for June 27, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: A bon mot on behalf of ‘Midnight in Paris’
• Craig man remains in critical condition following motocross crash
• Craig City Council agenda for Tuesday's meeting
• 2nd event at Thunder Ridge hampered by low attendance, injury
• Sunset Elementary students in Craig ship supplies to Solomon Islands
• My Life, My Words: Fernando Rojas — ‘A life getting back on track’
• Bulldog Sports for June 27, 2011
• MCHS football players undergoing offseason quickness, strength workouts
• Colleen Swedenburg: Relief in a 'tough time'
• Business Beat: Education service Colorado Student Care relocates
• Datebook for June 27, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for June 27, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Medicinal fat dogs the wrong topic
• John Milligan: ‘Keep up the prayers’
• Sports briefs for June 27, 2011: MCHS grad takes 1st in Steamboat rodeo
• Briefs for June 27, 2011: Suicide prevention training set in July
• Comics for June 27, 2011
• Sudoku for June 27, 2011
• Crossword for June 27, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 27, 2011: Boyfriend excludes me from activities with kids
• Horoscope for June 27, 2011
• Aging Well: Prevent falls with simple changes
• Craig business earns national recognition
• Student campaign credited for helping lower MCHS dropout rate
• Sports Spotlight: Burke Henderson
• Agriculture & Livestock: A ranch-style Fourth of July
• Organizers preparing for summer’s barbecue championship in Craig
• Briefs for June 25, 2011: Newspaper seeks new board members
• Datebook for June 25, 2011
• Editorial: Alarm bells uncalled for
• Baxter Black: The sneak attack
• Jennifer Riley: Helping beautify Craig
• Moffat County real estate transactions for May
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for June 29, 2011
• Government Update for June 25, 2011
• Sports Briefs for June 25, 2011: Youth hockey coaches needed
• Crossword for June 25, 2011
• Horoscope for June 25, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 25, 2011: Want Dad to be happy, get divorce
• Comics for June 25, 2011
• Sudoku for June 25, 2011
• Moffat County Fair 2011
• Night on the Town
• Craig ranks 77th in Outdoor Life’s list of best towns for sportsmen
• Weekly summer Farmer’s Market in downtown Craig starts strong
• Moffat County School Board takes action at Thursday meeting
• On the Record for June 24, 2011
• Firearms class scheduled for Sunday in Craig
• MCHS wrestlers sharpen skills by competing in 34-team camp
• Moffat County School District interested in SB 10-191 pilot program
• Local Fuel Gauge for June 24, 2011
• 2011 Best of Moffat County winners
• Janet Sheridan: Too soon finished
• Lester and Chris Welch and family: Generosity appreciated
• Linda Smith and family: Supportive community
• Sports Briefs for June 24, 2011: TMH Golf Tourney rescheduled
• Briefs for June 24, 2011: Church to host children’s event
• Datebook for June 24, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Who’s it hurting attitude
• Hair or there: Best hairstylist brings worldly style to local salon
• Art everywhere through these eyes: Moffat County’s best artist sees the world in a different light
• More than a profession: Wayne Davis earns nod as Moffat County’s best veterinarian
• Crossword for June 24, 2011
• Comics for June 24, 2011
• Sudoku for June 24, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 24, 2011: Daughter's messy room causing stress
• Horoscope for June 24, 2011
• Body and soul: Moffat County’s best nurse tends to patients’ physical, emotional well-being
• Humble health care: Dr. Dennis Kinder earns title of county’s best physician
• Simply put — service and smiles: Moffat County’s best waitress puts people and politeness first
• Shack at the top: CDP readers choose Mudd Shack as having the best cup of coffee in town
• Suds and such: Popular Bar named best bar in Best of Moffat County
• Double your pleasure: Vallarta's wins best margarita, best Mexican food
• The tender bartender: J.W. Snack’s server named best in Moffat County
• On the Record for June 23, 2011
• MCTA narrows director search to two candidates
• City decides placement of new Whittle the Wood sculptures throughout Craig
• Athletes gearing up for second year of Craig Duathlon
• Briefs for June 23, 2011: Relay team hosts luminaria fundraiser
• Datebook for June 23, 2011
• Comics for June 23, 2011
• Sudoku for June 23, 2011
• Crossword for June 23, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 23, 2011: Want to tell lover's husband about affair
• Horoscope for June 23, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: In brightest day, in blackest night, ‘Green Lantern’ retains some might
• Moffat County Cattlewomen donate gifts in honor of first baby born at TMH on Father’s Day
• American Legion Post 62 in Craig elects new commander
• On the Record for June 22, 2011
• MCTA Board meeting agenda for June 22, 2011
• Michelle Balleck: Full weekend of summer fun
• Motocross races slated for Sunday
• Briefs for June 22, 2011: Giant slip and slide event scheduled
• Datebook for June 22, 2011
• Editorial: Retool over rot
• Senior Spotlight for June 22, 2011
• Shannon Winegarner: Thanks for the support
• Sudoku for June 22, 2011
• Crossword for June 22, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 22, 2011: Don't know to to stop purging
• Horoscope for June 22, 2011
• Comics for June 22, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• On the Record for June 21, 2011
• Five MCHS students return from national speech and debate tournament
• DOW discusses options to improve declining White River deer herd
• Yampa Valley Golf Course’s junior clinic teaching sport to 75 youth
• YVEA elects 3 new board members
• Datebook for June 21, 2011
• Briefs for June 21, 2011: Fourth of July parade, picnic planned
• Sudoku for June 21, 2011
• Crossword for June 21, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 21, 2011: Sister can't accept relationship
• Horoscope for June 21, 2011
• Comics for June 21, 2011
• On the Record for June 20, 2011
• Craig car show draws 115 entrants, 2,000 spectators Saturday
• Aging Well: Simple practices can prevent foodborne illness
• Carvers earn accolades at 12th annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous
• Whittle organizers: New alcohol policy had little impact
• My Life, My Words: Marla Stephenson — ‘A life in the library’
• MCHS rodeo athletes make national team
• Business Beat: Craig businessman looks for global opportunities
• Bulldog Sports for June 20, 2011
• Briefs for June 20, 2011: Farmer’s Market set to begin Thursday
• Datebook for June 20, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: 3-legged Monte
• Craig diamond standings for June 20, 2011
• Comics for June 20, 2011
• Sudoku for June 20, 2011
• Crossword for June 20, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 20, 2011: Newlywed discovers husband is extensive liar
• Horoscope for June 20, 2011
• 2011 Asphalt Projects. Bids
• Cemetery District new sprinkler system.
• Annual Meeting of Members of Yampa Valley Electric
• Application for Conditional Use for a gravel pit located in Section 3
• Schell Exemption E-98-01
• Mountain Homes Youth Ranch
• CURB & GUTTER BIDS
• bids for the 2011 Asphalt Work
• Lariat Lee Liquors Inc., application
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1622
• Motor Grader bids
• The Colowyo Coal Mine permit
• Wyman Living History Ranch applied for a Construction Material
• Jubilee Venture, LLC; 19754 E. Euclid Drive
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1638
• 11DR48 Petition For Dissolution
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1634
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1625
• Vacation of County Roads off of Moffat County Road 49
• Bid packets can be obtained SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
• Craig junior high athletes qualify for national rodeo
• Government Update for June 18, 2011
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for June 20, 2011
• Moffat County School Board meeting agendas for June 23, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestrock: A tribute to farm and ranch dads
• Veterans Hotline: Soldier to receive Medal of Honor
• Sports Briefs for June 18, 2011: Motocross races slated for June 26
• Briefs for June 18, 2011: Humane Society to host pet voting
• Datebook for June 18, 2011
• Editorial: Industry a must
• Baxter Black: E Hominy Grits
• Beth Gilchrist: Paying it forward
• Sudoku for June 18, 2011
• Crossword for June 18, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 18, 2011: Husband's abuse affect health, relationships
• Horoscope for June 18, 2011
• Comics for June 18, 2011
• Craig venues hosting live bands this weekend
• Gina Zabel named Hayden Secondary Schools principal
• Former Craig resident to share experiences from African mission
• Journey of Hope slated for July visit to Craig
• On the Record for Friday, June 17
• Hayden Town Board OKs disc golf agreement
• MCHS rodeo athletes vying for national berth
• VA: Craig telehealth clinic staying open
• Local fuel gauge for June 17, 2011
• Moffat County High School names new athletic director/assistant principal
• Briefs for June17: CNCC seeks artwork for new campus
• Datebook for June 17, 2011
• Marie, Ron and Kent Rader: Thanks for helping
• Sports Briefs for June 17, 2011: 3-day junior golf clinic starts Monday
• Comics for June 17, 2011
• Sudoku for June 17, 2011
• Crossword for June 17, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 17, 2011: Father trying to take college scholarship money
• Horoscope for June 17, 2011
• Northwest Colorado Fire Management Unit ready for fire season
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Super 8’ a wonderfully wistful monster movie
• Moffat County High School names new athletic director/assistant principal
• On the Record for Thursday, June 16, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: A hint before retirement
• Janet Sheridan: Of food and puffer bellies
• CNCC to recruit for new rodeo team during state finals in Craig
• Economic Development Partnership to apply for business incubation grant
• Datebook for June 16, 2011
• Briefs for June 16, 2011: CNCC seeking artwork for new campus
• Horoscope for June 16, 2011
• Comics for June 16, 2011
• Sudoku for June 16, 2011
• Crossword for June 16, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 16, 2011: Ex-girlfriend still controlling boyfriend
• Hayden Town Board to reconsider disc golf course tonight
• Hayden School Board interviews principal candidates
• Power outage shuts down mining operations at Twentymile Coal Co.
• Steamboat man dies after falling into creek, entering Yampa
• Whittle the Wood artists begin creations for Craig contest
• Power outage affects customers in Craig, four other towns
• VA: Craig Veterans Telehealth Clinic staying open
• BLM in Craig adds new officials
• On the Record for Wednesday, June 15
• Andy Bockelman: The anxious moments of my 'Jeopardy' tryout
• Hayden School Board to announce secondary schools principal finalists
• Livestock, marijuana highlight reports at Craig City Council meeting
• Michelle Balleck: Whittle the Wood headlines anticipated weekend
• Briefs for June 15, 2011: Jarvie Family Fest set for Saturday
• Datebook for June 15, 2011
• Editorial: Service industries
• MCHS football staff: Thanks for the support
• Kim Dilldine: Generosity appreciated
• Sports Briefs for June 15, 2011: Horseback riding, fishing trip slated
• Crossword for June 15, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 15, 2011: Grandson's mother keeping me away
• Horoscope for June 15, 2011
• Comics for June 15, 2011
• Sudoku for June 15, 2011
• Crews respond to substation fire at Twentymile Coal Mine
• Moffat County Commission approves youth camp permit
• Agenda for Wednesday's Craig/Moffat Economic Development Partnership meeting
• MCTA to host meeting Wednesday
• Ground and pound: Moffat County football team returns from camp
• On the Record for Tuesday, June 14, 2011
• DOW to discuss declining White River deer herd
• Red light: Hayden Speedway cancels this season
• Craig residents taking advantage of swimming pool
• Walt Vanatta: Police beat for May
• Datebook for June 14, 2011
• Briefs for June 14, 2011: Newspaper seeking hunting stories, photos
• Comics for June 14, 2011
• Sudoku for June 14, 2011
• Crossword for June 14, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 14, 2011: Wife's anger jeopardizing marriage
• Horoscope for June 14, 2011
• Lisa Brown named CEO of Visiting Nurse Association
• Governor orders flags lowered in honor of fallen soldier
• On the Record for Monday, June 13, 2011
• Newspaper seeking Moffat County hunting stories, photos
• Andy Bockelman: At the box office: Second ‘Hangover’ has less potency
• Aging Well: Community Health Resource center helps people find accurate information
• Craig taxidermists partner to win big at state competition
• My Life, My Words: Aletha Dove — ‘Born in the kitchen’
• Bulldog Sports for June 13, 2011
• Craig American Legion baseball team fighting through summer season struggles
• Market share report shows favorable growth for TMH
• Business Beat: Bank of Colorado to host barbecue fundraiser
• Briefs for June 13, 2011: Ranger district to host meeting
• Datebook for June 13, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for June 13, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: A bigger dash of pepper
• Cathy Copeland: ‘Reason to reflect’
• Comics for June 13, 2011
• Sudoku for June 13, 2011
• Crossword for June 13, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 13, 2011: Daughter is verbally abusive
• Horoscope for June 13, 2011
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda for June 13
• 7 counties to participate in Northwestern Colorado Expo
• Moffat County School District budget nearing approval
• New Craig Sea Sharks coach ready for big results
• Briefs for June 11, 2011: Proposals accepted for forest projects
• Government update for June 11, 2011
• Moffat County real estate transactions for April
• Craig/Moffat County Airport Advisory Board meeting agenda for June 13
• Datebook for June 11, 2011
• Baxter Black: A confusing spring
• Editorial: Open access a must
• Comics for June 11, 2011
• Sudoku for June 11, 2011
• Crossword for June 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 11, 2011: Retirement has led boyfriend to bad habits
• Horoscope for June 11, 2011
• Craig natives returning for Saturday’s musical performance
• BLM seeking nominations for Northwest Colo. Resource Advisory Council
• Moffat County School Board honors outgoing assistant superintendent
• On the Record for Friday, June 10, 2011
• At the Movies: ‘X-Men: First Class' now in session
• Moffat County School Board proposes budget
• Craig Chamber of Commerce Board selects J.W. Snack’s for 1st Select award
• Local fuel gauge for June 10, 2011
• Sports Briefs for June 10, 2011: Sheriff’s Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament postponed
• Briefs for June 10, 2011: GOP Women’s Club meeting today
• Datebook for June 10, 2011
• John Milligan: ‘Making this possible’
• Dave and Linda Watson: Thanks for coming
• Paula Sadvar: Reward offered for dog
• Comics for June 10, 2011
• Sudoku for June 10, 2011
• Crossword for June 10, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 10, 2011: Wondering how to regain friendship
• Horoscope for June 10, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Making it on 25 cents an hour
• H. Neal Glanville: An honest attempt at recovery needed
• Moffat County Tourism Association reopens search for new director
• Moffat County athletic director search continuing
• On the Record for Thursday, June 9, 2011
• Moffat County Fairgrounds to host state rodeo next week
• Datebook for June 9, 2011
• Briefs for June 9, 2011: CNCC, Aging Well to offer Tai Chi class
• Comics for June 9, 2011
• Sudoku for June 9, 2011
• Crossword for June 9, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 9, 2011: Noisy neighbors disrupting home life
• Horoscope for June 9, 2011
• 3 Yampa Valley Electric Association board seats up for grabs
• Rollover causes delays on Colorado Highway 13 south of Craig
• Craig mother, daughter qualify for national pageant
• On the Record for June 8, 2011
• Yampa River station recording highest flows since 1984
• Moffat County Tourism Association to discuss director position Thursday
• Craig resident eyes official opening for track development
• Publishers Notebook: Police responding appropriately to parking problem
• Michelle Balleck: Golf, songs and a fond farewell highlight upcoming events
• Moffat County real estate transactions for January, February, March
• Craig gyms providing summer workout classes
• School district special meeting agenda for June 9
• Editorial: New Whittle policy a wise move
• Thom Schnellinger: A classy class
• McKey family: Thanks, Parks and Rec
• Sports Briefs for June 8, 2011: TMH golf tourney set for June 24
• Briefs for June 8, 2011: Republican Women’s Club meeting Friday
• Datebook for June 8, 2011
• Chamber of Commerce Board meeting agenda for June 9
• Comics for June 8, 2011
• Sudoku for June 8, 2011
• Crossword for June 8, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 8, 2011: Concerned for disabled friend's filthy living conditions
• Horoscope for June 8, 2011
• Moffat County Commission considers permit for Mountain Home Youth Ranch
• Craig Beautification Committee focuses on ongoing garden project
• On the Record for Tuesday, June 7, 2011
• Sudoku for June 7, 2011
• Crossword for June 7, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 7, 2011: Brother borrowing mother's money elder abuse?
• Horoscope for June 7, 2011
• ‘Moving up the ladder’: Craig Fire/Rescue promotes two firefighters
• MCHS grads win Army Scholar Athlete awards
• Comics for June 7, 2011
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Summertime in the city
• At the movies: ‘Priest’ is unworthy of a blessing
• On the Record for Monday, June 6, 2011
• Bulldog Sports for Monday, June 6, 2011
• Sudoku for June 6, 2011
• Crossword for June 6, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 6, 2011: Sister-in-law's nosiness no longer tolerable
• Horoscope for June 6, 2011
• Solace of the open road
• Fishing in style
• Sports Briefs for Monday, June 6, 2011
• ‘As good as it gets’
• H. Neal Glanville: Downhill wheelchair
• My Life, My Words: Dennis Braia
• Business Beat: Furniture business offering handcrafted cabinetry
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, June 6, 2011
• Comics for June 6, 2011
• Aging Well: Instructors empower others to feel better
• Sports Briefs for Saturday, June 4, 2011
• Agenda: Moffat County Planning Commission meeting
• Government update for Saturday, June 4, 2011
• Mom’s Kancer Krusaders for Relay for Life: Thanks for the support
• Editorial: Probable cause shackles program
• Veterans Hotline: The history of ‘Taps’
• Agriculture & Livestock: Until the cows go
• Innovation invitee list expands
• MCHS grad returns to Craig to assist athletes
• The Twentymile titles
• Comics for June 4, 2011
• Sudoku for June 4, 2011
• Crossword for June 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 4, 2011: Mother's complaining of childhood abuse annoying
• Horoscope for June 4, 2011
• On the Record for June 3, 2011
• Craig Special Olympians competing Saturday in Greeley
• Horoscope for June 3, 2011
• Signature museum painting reaches 20th anniversary
• Sports Briefs for Friday, June 3, 2011
• Evelyn Tileston: A word of thanks
• Craig Beautification Committee: Beautification projects successful
• H. Neal glanville: Puttin’ on the long pants
• Moffat County Commission meets with Carbon, Sweetwater reps
• Comics for June 3, 2011
• Sudoku for June 3, 2011
• Crossword for June 3, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 3, 2011: Looking to reconcile relationship with daughter
• Janet Sheridan: Crossing Kansas
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ reaches new heights of awesomeness
• On the Record for June 2, 2011
• Changes in store for Whittle the Wood
• Huck Finn Kids, Cops and Vets fishing day set for Saturday
• Climbing, fishing clubs promote outdoor activities
• Bicyclist stops in Craig as part of cross-country awareness ride
• Datebook for June 2, 2011
• Briefs for June 2, 2011: Former Craig pastor to preach Sunday
• Comics for June 2, 2011
• Sudoku for June 2, 2011
• Crossword for June 2, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 2, 2011: Husband has turned into lazy slob
• Horoscope for June 2, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: She-power is ever-present in ‘Bridesmaids’
• On the Record for June 1, 2011
• Moffat County veterans to begin flagpole project
• MCHS student to attend seminar at U.S. Naval Academy
• MCHS runner takes home Western Slope League honor
• Michelle Balleck: Bright sunshiny days for outdoor weekend fun
• Briefs for June 1, 2011: Annual fishing event set for Saturday
• Datebook for June 1, 2011
• Editorial: Grand plans
• School board: Graduation done right
• Peggy Bodine-Reese and Bruce A. Nottingham: Bad idea for patients
• Matt Ray: Thanks for the support
• Sports Briefs for June 1, 2011: ‘Where the Hell’s Maybell?’ rescheduled for Saturday
• Comics for June 1, 2011
• Sudoku for June 1, 2011
• Crossword for June 1, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for June 1, 2011: School lunches not measuring up
• Horoscope for June 1, 2011
• On the Record for May 31, 2011
• Craig Swimming Complex set to open today
• Weather hinders Grand Olde West Days turnout
• VFW, American Legion honor veterans at Memorial Day service
• Briefs for May 31, 2011: Patriots to host Sen. Jean White on Thursday
• Datebook for May 31, 2011
• Comics for May 31, 2011
• Sudoku for May 31, 2011
• Crossword for May 31, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 31, 2011: Husband is manipulating now that we're married
• Horoscope for May 31, 2011
• On the Record for May 30, 2011
• Aging Well: Conference highlights caregiver resources, support
• MCHS graduates 136 seniors from the Class of 2011
• My Life, My Words: Tracey Lynne Hart — ‘Sharing the music’
• Bulldog Sports for May 30, 2011
• MCHS football, volleyball teams looking forward to 2011 seasons
• VFW, American Legion to host Memorial Day events today in Craig
• Grand Olde West Days schedule of events for May 30
• Business Beat: New thrift store gets on its feet
• Briefs for May 30, 2011: Patriots to host Sen. Jean White
• Datebook for May 30, 2011
• 'The Dove'
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: The choices we make
• H. Neal Glanville: The interior loop
• Allen J. Hischke: Keep your yard clean
• Senior Spotlight for May 30, 2011
• Sports Briefs for May 30, 2011: Pre-register for boating safety class
• Horoscope for May 30, 2011
• Sudoku for May 30, 2011
• Crossword for May 30, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 30, 2011: Remember to honor fallen heroes on Memorial Day
• 1 school year, 3 state titles in Baggs, Wyo.
• Veterans Hotline: Veterans invited to ride on veterans float
• Government update for May 28, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Preventative measures taken against EHV-1
• Over a Cup: Indian butter chicken seasoned to your tastes
• TMH mulling hospitalist proposal
• Moffat County School District pays tribute to 20 retiring employees
• MCHS athletes awarded for performance in, out of classroom
• Briefs for May 28, 2011: American Legion bingo postponed
• Datebook for May 28, 2011
• Baxter Black: Father of the bride
• Caroline Dotson: Thanks for recycling
• MCHS student carries on after losing her father
• Young Craig artist following family traditions
• Boys & Girls Club of Craig to reach 2,000-member milestone this summer
• Comics for May 28, 2011
• Sudoku for May 28, 2011
• Crossword for May 28, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 28, 2011: Want to contact former boss who I had affair with
• Horoscope for May 28, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: Fourth ‘Pirates’ is as waterlogged as the rest
• On the Record for May 27, 2011
• Moffat County School Board reaches consensus on MCHS swimming pool
• MCHS graduation ceremony set for Saturday
• Prathers Picks: ‘A Pig Parade Is a Terrible Idea’ an enjoyable children’s book
• Craig Parks and recreation summer leagues throw 1st pitches of season
• MCHS seniors play final round of golf at state tournament
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4265 seeking new members
• 2011 Grand Olde West Days schedule
• Local fuel gauge for May 27. 2011
• Katie Grobe: Ultimate expression of worship
• Ray Beck: A tribute to our military
• Vicki Barron: Be a quitter today
• Briefs for May 27, 2011: Elks Lodge to sell lunch as fundraiser
• Datebook for May 27, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Rebuilding Joplin
• Explorer Post 2196: Thank you, United Way
• Comics for May 27, 2011
• Sudoku for May 27, 2011
• Crossword for May 27, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 27, 2011: Playgroup moms are rude
• Horoscope for May 27, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Fast Five’ keeps its action in low gear for too long
• Janet Sheridan: Memorial Day remembrances
• On the Record for May 26, 2011
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4265 seeking new members
• Yampa Valley pool league crowns champion
• MCHS, Twentymile award scholarships to students for wearing seatbelts
• Vandalism recurring at Sunset Arboretum in Craig
• Datebook for May 26, 2011
• Briefs for May 26, 2011: Grand Olde West Days’ horse show postponed
• Crossword for May 26, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 26, 2011: Worried about bedbug repeat with visiting friends
• Horoscope for May 26, 2011
• Comics for May 26, 2011
• Sudoku for May 26, 2011
• On the Record for May 25, 2011
• CNCC flight team tops 2-year aviation program rankings
• Craig City Council lends support to energy education program
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting for May 26
• Moffat County School Board meeting agenda for May 26
• Lauren Roberts wins Young Patriot essay contest
• Sgt. John Forgay: The invisible crime — elder abuse
• Michelle Balleck: Kickoff summer with carnival rides, dances & a parade
• Grand Olde West Days begins this weekend in Craig
• Datebook for May 25, 2011
• Editorial: How hope, faith can save
• Rosemary Potter: Obama ‘challenged God’
• Pat Pearce: Thanks for the support
• Lee Thomson: Children ‘deserve more’
• Sports Briefs for May 25, 2011: Pre-register for boating safety class
• Student News: Dale Lyons
• Student News: Brian Behrman
• Briefs for May 25, 2011: Baccalaureate scheduled Thursday
• Crossword for May 25, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 25, 2011: Siblings don't acknowledge recovery from depression
• Horoscope for May 25, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
• On the Record for May 24, 2011
• Waste piles up during Craig Clean-Up Days
• Downed power line causes outages in Craig, Maybell
• MCHS swimmer Matt Hulstine swims to 5th place finish at state meet, relay takes 11th
• MCHS soccer players earn all-conference honors
• Briefs for May 24, 2011: Relay for Life hosting fundraisers
• Datebook for May 24, 2011
• Comics for May 24, 2011
• Sudoku for May 24, 2011
• Crossword for May 24, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 24, 2011: Can't find a way to like son-in-law
• Horoscope for May 24, 2011
• Interest in Routt County oil leases increases
• On the Record for May 23, 2011
• LSRV boys win 3rd state title this school year
• Annual Hometown Heroes Community Picnic in Craig pays tribute to veterans
• Nearly 100 Western Slope athletes compete in Craig Special Olympics
• My Life, My Words: Andrea Camp — ‘Controlled chaos’
• Bulldog Sports for May 23, 2011
• Bulldog runners finish in top 5 at state
• Business Beat: Lariat Liquors in Craig to kick off new ownership with grand opening
• Briefs for May 23, 2011: Missionary visiting Area church
• Datebook for May 23, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for May 23, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: I tip my hat
• John Milligan: ‘Very grateful’
• Gina Toothaker: What makes children happy?
• Sudoku for May 23, 2011
• Crossword for May 23, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 23, 2011: Family members taking advantage of temporary living situation
• Horoscope for May 23, 2011
• Comics for May 23, 2011
• Track meeting their goal
• Brittany Madigan: Water for Elephants: Missing the spectacular
• Veterans Hotline: A little knowledge goes a long way
• Government Update for May 21, 2011
• Moffat County Libraries’ Summer Reading Program begins May 31
• Over a Cup: Glutten-free ‘Homemade Spaghetti Sauce’
• Agriculture & Livestock: Spring cleaning always a chore
• Moffat County students share memories of CMS band teacher Craig Smith
• Sandrock Elementary students nominated for national leadership program
• LSRV sixth-graders compose, learn music on trash cans
• LSRV track teams hold narrow lead heading into finale
• MCHS' Jourgensen takes 3rd at state, breaks school record in 3,200-meter run
• Briefs for May 21, 2011: Dance scheduled for tonight
• Datebook for May 21, 2011
• Colorado West Regional Mental Health: Coping during a down economy
• Editorial: Choosing our destiny — part 2
• Baxter Black: The middle of nowhere
• Comics for May 21, 2011
• Sudoku for May 21, 2011
• Crossword for May 21, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 21, 2011: Dad disagrees with sharing family death on Facebook
• Horoscope for May 21, 2011
• Top 10 Outdoor Spring-Cleaning Tips
• Lariat Lee Liquors Inc
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1622
• Motor Grader bids
• Permit No. C-1981-019
• Hard Rock/Metal Mining Reclamation Permit
• CASE NUMBER 11DR48
• On the Record for May 20, 2011
• TMH in Craig has biggest month ever
• Bulldogs' Williams wins WSL co-player of the year award
• Moffat County juniors lead way for Bulldogs at state track meet
• Briefs for May 20, 2011: MCHS auction set for tonight
• Craig/Moffat County EDP board considers adding new position
• Tim Douglas: Come, You’re invited
• Local fuel gauge for May 20, 2011
• Datebook for May 20, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Little miracles
• Jordan Harmon: Exercising free speech
• Annie's Mailbox for May 20, 2011: Can't tell parents college is not for me
• Horoscope for May 20, 2011
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1625
• Comics for May 20, 2011
• Sudoku for May 20, 2011
• Crossword for May 20, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Graduation distress
• Andy Bockelman: Despite formulaic story, ‘Something Borrowed’ has something unique
• On the Record for May 19, 2011
• 6 cases of equine herpes confirmed in Colorado, none in Moffat County
• MCHS golfers prepare for state tournament
• Hometown Heroes Picnic set for Saturday
• Datebook for May 19, 2011
• Briefs for May 19, 2011: Fire District to host public hearing today
• Comics for May 19, 2011
• Sudoku for May 19, 2011
• Crossword for May 19, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 19, 2011: Parents are enabling daughter's financial dependence
• Horoscope for May 19, 2011
• Soroco, Hayden track and field ready for state
• Hayden Town Council to consider creation of park
• Hayden School Board keeps traditional calendar
• Habitat for Humanity, church help Hayden senior
• The mystery of addiction
• On the Record for May 18, 2011
• Hayden School Board to take another look at woods class Wednesday night
• Michelle Balleck: Full weekend will keep you running — or pedaling
• Agencies caution recreational water users about rising levels
• Humane Society offering reduced-cost adoptions in face of rising numbers
• Moffat County Pet calendar contest deadline extended
• More than 60 Craig youth compete in Little Feet Fun Meet
• Sports Briefs for May 18, 2011: Youth tennis lessons open for registration
• Briefs for May 18, 2011: Events planned to honor late teacher
• Datebook for May 18, 2011
• Editorial: Choosing our destiny — part 1
• Carol Talbot: ‘What’s fair is fair’
• Marcus Nielsen: Good sportsmanship
• Comics for May 18, 2011
• Sudoku for May 18, 2011
• Crossword for May 18, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 18, 2011: Worried about neighbor's paranoia controlling his life
• Horoscope for May 18, 2011
• 2 teens arrested in connection with downtown Steamboat burglaries
• Memorial Day Weekend
• On the Record for May 17, 2011
• MCHS athletic director announces resignation
• Museum making plans for mineral lease money
• Special Olympics to host spring games Saturday at MCHS
• MCHS freshman, sophomore swimmers shine at WSL meet, look toward state
• Datebook for May 17, 2011
• Briefs for May 17, 2011: McDonald’s offers reading program today
• Comics for May 17, 2011
• Sudoku for May 17, 2011
• Crossword for May 17, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 17, 2011: Don't know how to help friend in abusive relationship
• Horoscope for May 17, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: Superhero movie ‘Thor’ brings the thunder
• On the Record for May 16, 2011
• Gina Toothaker: It’s not just the blues
• Bulldogs struggle at the plate, fall to Palmer Ridge, 8-0
• Business Beat: New deli appeases late night appetite
• MCHS junior qualifies for state Saturday at WSL meet
• FFA students prepare projects for auction
• Craig Middle School band teacher Craig Smith dies at 64
• My Life, My Words: Steven ‘Rocco’ Skiff — ‘A new addiction’
• Bulldog Sports for May 16, 2011
• Briefs for May 16, 2011: EDP to host power line informational meeting
• Datebook for May 16, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for May 16, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: In the nick of time
• Peyton Jacobson: Rest in peace, Mr. Smith
• Comics for May 16, 2011
• Sudoku for May 16, 2011
• Crossword for May 16, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 16, 2011: Eight-year marriage suffering from husband's paranoia
• Horoscope for May 16, 2011
• Aging Well: Understanding Medicare prescription drug coverage
• Horizons Specialized Services in Northwest Colorado receives grant for Family Support Program
• Government update for May 14, 2011
• Craig Planning and Zoning Commission meeting agenda for May 16
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda for May 16
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for May 16
• VFW voices membership, lease concerns to Craig Chamber
• LSRV track and field teams have good showing at 1st day of regional meet
• MCHS speech and debate students share thoughts after studying U.S. troop deployments
• MCHS sending 5 students to national competitions in FBLA, speech and debate
• Moffat County 5th-graders graduate from DARE program
• Baggs, Wyo., residents celebrate new community center
• MCHS Boys track team 1st, girls 3rd after 1st day of WSL meet
• Wildlife Commission bans hunting bears in dens
• Agriculture & Livestock: A tribute to ranch and farm wives
• Over a Cup: Hush puppies good to complement a fish dinner
• Datebook for May 14, 2011
• Editorial: Drawing the line
• Baxter Black: The high price of hay
• CNCC nursing class of 2012: Thank you, TMH staff
• Diane Miller: Hepatitis Awareness Month
• MCHS track teams to host Little Feet Fun Meet on Monday
• On the Record for May 13, 2011
• ACLU pushes to allow 'boobies' bracelet at MCHS
• MCHS student named 1st recipient of Sarah Fleming Memorial Scholarship
• Sisterhood support: Craig residents starting women’s running club
• Local fuel gauge for May 13, 2011
• The Rev. Tony Bohrer: The power of forgiveness — part 2
• MCTA given approval for 2nd staffer
• Briefs for May 13, 2011: VNA now offering free vaccines
• Datebook for May 13, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Dinner in the clink
• Thom Schnellinger: A day of respect, honor
• Sports briefs for May 13, 2011: British soccer camp comes to Craig
• Horoscope for May 13, 2011
• Permit No. C-1981-019
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1608
• CLOSED BIDS ACCEPTED AT NORTHWEST STORAGE FOR UNIT 506.
• Comics for May 13, 2011
• Sudoku for May 13, 2011
• Crossword for May 13, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 13, 2011: Daughter's children ill behaved when she's around
• Events allow Hayden residents to get rid of, sell unwanted items
• Janet Sheridan: Label three piles
• On the Record for May 12, 2011
• Third-grade reading scores on the rise in Moffat County
• Craig Police officer awarded for helping inmate facing a heart attack
• Datebook for May 12, 2011
• Briefs for May 12, 2011: VNA offering free shingles, Hepatitis, HPV vaccines
• Comics for May 12, 2011
• Sudoku for May 12, 2011
• Crossword for May 12, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 12, 2011: Wife's continued communication with other man causing rift
• Horoscope for May 12, 2011
• MCHS baseball team draws last seed, Palmer Ridge in playoffs
• Moffat County Youth United Way distributes more than $10K to local groups
• MCHS chosen to participate in global air quality study
• MCHS girls golf team qualifies 2 for state tournament
• Moffat County tweaking election format
• Michelle Balleck: Sunny weather & spring garage sales calling your name
• Craig City Council updated on Elkhead Reservoir
• Briefs for May 11, 2011: Women’s running club to begin
• Datebook for May 11, 2011
• Editorial: Help for Heritage Days
• MCHS After Prom Committee: Thanks for the donation
• Rosemary Crosthwaite: Festival ‘a success’
• Kim Boyce: ‘It’s your time’
• Sports briefs for May 11, 2011: British youth soccer camp coming to Craig
• Horoscope for May 11, 2011
• In memory of Pat (Boone) Snare
• Comics for May 11, 2011
• Sudoku for May 11, 2011
• Crossword for May 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 11, 2011: Fellow condo owner hoarding trash
• Trial date set in Capote wrongful death civil case
• Andy Bockelman: Fourth ‘Scream’ movie can still shock just as well
• On the Record for May 10, 2011
• Craig campus bolstering CNCC graduation numbers
• Craig man sentenced in Weld County motorcycle crash
• Moffat County runners, throwers show well in Grand Junction
• MCHS baseball team secures playoff spot with doubleheader wins against Glenwood Springs
• Datebook for May 10, 2011
• Briefs for May 10, 2011: Moffat County Commission to meet this morning
• Sudoku for May 10, 2011
• Crossword for May 10, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 10, 2011: Fed up with boyfriend not working
• Horoscope for May 10, 2011
• Comics for May 10, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Dinner in the clink
• On the Record for May 9, 2011
• Business Beat: Plenty of local options for aspiring gardeners
• Sombrero Ranches’ Great American Horse Drive mixes new traditions with old
• My Life, My Words: Morganne Foster — ‘Finding a good fit’
• Craig resident 1st in family to graduate college, high school
• Bulldog Sports for May 9, 2011
• Craig youth wrestling programs wrap up season at home tournament
• Senior Spotlight for May 9, 2011
• Sports briefs for May 9, 2011: Maybell bike event open for registration
• Becky Plummer: ‘He will be truly missed’
• Annie's Mailbox for May 9, 2011: Worried about sister's night vision
• Horoscope for May 9, 2011
• Comics for May 9, 2011
• Sudoku for May 9, 2011
• Crossword for May 9, 2011
• Steamboat spins cycling ideas for possible grant
• MCHS yearbook — compiled by 16 students — arriving soon
• Assessed residential property value down in Moffat County
• First Baptist in Craig to host 100th anniversary weekend event
• Ceremony for Valley Community Center planned for Wednesday in Baggs, Wyo.
• MCHS girls soccer team falls just short against Battle Mountain
• MCHS boys swim team competes in only home meet of the season
• Craig man pleads no contest in alleged poaching case
• Moffat County Officials prepared for possible high river flows
• Government update for May 7, 2011
• Datebook for May 7, 2011
• Editorial: Beyond the curriculum
• Baxter Black: Consolation
• Jane Hume: Rule should apply to all
• Al Shephers: Thanks for the help
• Sports Briefs for May 7, 2011: Bull’s-eye pistol shooting every Thursday
• Briefs for May 7, 2011: USDA to distribute food supplements this month
• Sudoku for May 7, 2011
• Crossword for May 7, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 7, 2011: 'Dead at Seventeen'
• Horoscope for May 7, 2011
• Cheryl Arnett named 2010-2011 Craig Daily Press Teacher of the Year
• On the Record for May 6, 2011
• Former Craig resident, city council member Ralph Henderson dies
• MCHS junior makes time for swimming, debate, school, hobbies
• MCHS Freshman golfer has career day in Montrose
• Local fuel gauge for May 6, 2011
• The Rev. Michael Rapp: Imitation of the artist
• Wyman Museum and DOW stock pond with 1,000 rainbow trout
• Shirley Cromer: Please coach again
• Briefs for May 6, 2011: Flags to be lowered in honor of fallen police officers
• Datebook for May 6, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Kinder, softer side out for a moment
• Kline families: ‘Thanks so much’
• Comics for May 6, 2011
• Sudoku for May 6, 2011
• Crossword for May 6, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 6, 2011: Family disapproving of interracial relationship
• Horoscope for May 6, 2011
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1540
• Double Duncan
• Student body president wins award
• Leading the way
• Janet Sheridan: Moments with my mother
• School bus crashes into trees near home south of Craig
• On the Record for May 5, 2011
• Moffat County School District predicts $2 million in surplus funds for FY2011
• Moffat County Tourism Association updated on marketing survey
• Briefs for May 5, 2011: Governor orders flags lowered today
• Datebook for May 5, 2011
• Comics for May 5, 2011
• Sudoku for May 5, 2011
• Crossword for May 5, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 5, 2011: Need to be informed about herpes
• Horoscope for May 5, 2011
• Steamboat stifles MCHS soccer team's offense, sweeps season series
• Man agrees to 6 months in jail in library stabbing
• On the Record for May 4, 2011
• MCTA board meeting agenda for May 4
• Commission votes to move forward with safety center agreement
• Michelle Balleck: A little bit of something for everyone
• White sentenced to 15 years in prison in sexual exploitation case
• Centennial Mall in Craig preparing for Mother’s Day Bazaar
• MCHS senior nearing pre-season goal
• Sandrock teacher wins statewide award
• Bulldogs sweep Sailors at home, strengthen playoff case
• Briefs for May 4, 2011: Health care speaker set to present
• Datebook for May 4, 2011
• Paula Sadvar: Auction a ‘great success’
• Gabbi Steele and Danielle Knez: Thanks for the help
• Nguyen Bolek: I deserve an explanation
• Comics for May 4, 2011
• Sudoku for May 4, 2011
• Crossword for May 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 4, 2011: Struggling with how to react to rude mother
• Horoscope for May 4, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: Historical drama ‘The Conspirator’ has powerful modern moral
• On the Record for May 3, 2011
• Craig veterans react to death of Osama bin Laden
• Horse drive gallops on Sunday in Maybell
• Craig Police collects 25 pounds of prescription meds
• Briefs for May 3, 2011: Health care speaker to present at Tea Party meeting
• Datebook for May 3, 2011
• Comics for May 3, 2011
• Sudoku for May 3, 2011
• Crossword for May 3, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 3, 2011: Can't leave husband with no job, car
• Horoscope for May 3, 2011
• Water deal eases tensions along the Yampa and Colorado rivers
• MCHS soccer blasts GJ Central, ties school record
• On the Record for May 2, 2011
• President Obama: al-Qaida leader bin Laden killed in U.S. raid
• 2nd Annual walk/run to honor fallen BLM firefighter
• Annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in Craig draws 1,000 visitors
• Annual 9Health Fair in Craig helps residents, medical students
• Golden guitarist to bring Celtic tunes to Moffat County Libraries
• Bulldog Sports for May 2, 2011
• MCHS swimmers post personal bests in Grand Junction
• Business Beat: NAPA’s Ponikvar reaches milestone anniversary
• Briefs for May 2, 2011: Pet Mates Calendar Contest under way
• Datebook for May 2, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for May 2, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Of mice and fish
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Taking flight
• Comics for May 2, 2011
• Sudoku for May 2, 2011
• Crossword for May 2, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for May 2, 2011: Children's biological mom wanting to re-enter their lives
• Horoscope for May 2, 2011
• Aging Well: Make fruits and vegetables a priority
• 3 Sunset Elementary School teachers in Craig chosen for prestigious Microsoft forum
• MCHS students assist elementary school with gardening project
• New CNCC campus in Craig on track for August opening
• YVEA customers to see refund checks in June
• Moffat County Planning Commission meeting agenda for May 3, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Ag-Day 2011 approaching
• Over A Cup: Calling out for cabbage rolls and smoothie recipes
• Government Update for April 30, 2011
• Bad weather Friday prompts cancellation of multiple MCHS sports events
• Baxter Black: The battle of Ruddy Creek
• Sports briefs for April 30, 2011: Swimming lesson registration open
• Briefs for April 30, 2011: Police hosting event today in Craig
• Datebook for April 30, 2011
• Editorial: Playing politics
• Comics for April 30, 2011
• Sudoku for April 30, 2011
• Crossword for April 30, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 30, 2011: Adults should set good example and not smoke
• Horoscope for April 30, 2011
• Craig youth snowmobile racers bring home awards
• 2011 Colorado Coal and Power Generation Conference in Craig to be rescheduled
• On the Record for April 29, 2011
• Moffat County School Board names new assistant superintendent
• Lakewood suspect with Craig ties found dead
• Local fuel gauge for April 29, 2011
• Residents voice concern over proposed fire station
• MCHS soccer sweeps Eagle Valley, wins 2nd straight game
• Datebook for April 29, 2011
• Briefs for April 29, 2011: Church hosting salad luncheon
• Scam targeting CDP classified customers
• H. Neal Glanville: ‘Mummy bags’ and Monica
• John Milligan: Raffle winner revealed
• Sports briefs for April 29, 2011: Fiesta Time golf tournament scheduled for May 6
• Sudoku for April 29, 2011
• Crossword for April 29, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 29, 2011: Sister's husband controlling her life
• Horoscope for April 29, 2011
• Comics for April 29, 2011
• Brooks Kellogg agrees to jail time
• Janet Sheridan: Playing at tug-of-war
• On the Record for April 28, 2011
• Organizers preparing for Craig Citywide Prayer Gathering
• City to build sidewalks near Craig Middle School, Sandrock Elementary
• Centennial Mall to host annual Cinco de Mayo celebration Saturday
• MCHS senior goalie juggles soccer, helping local youth
• Craig city officials optimistic safety center deal can get done
• Briefs for April 28, 2011: School board hosting work session, regular meeting today
• Datebook for April 28, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 28, 2011: Struggling to regain trust in husband
• Comics for April 28, 2011
• Sudoku for April 28, 2011
• Crossword for April 28, 2011
• Horoscope for April 28, 2011
• VNA’s Aging Well program to offer tai chi event as part of global effort
• On the Record for April 27, 2011
• Moffat County School District meeting agendas for April 27, 2011
• Craig Rural Fire Protection District Board meeting agenda for April 27, 2011
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for April 27, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Hanna’ an exciting and sometimes moving chase film
• City, county moving closer to safety center agreement
• Craig police watching for fugitive
• Moffat County Commission moving forward with energy efficiency building improvements
• Briefs for April 27, 2011: MCHS juniors to take ACT test today
• Datebook for April 27, 2011
• Bears Ears Tea Party Patriots: Thanks for all the help
• Al Shepherd: Egg hunt a 'success'
• Humane Society of Moffat County: Thanks for the support
• Julie Dempster: 'Window' to the future
• Editorial: FBLA on the way
• Comics for April 27, 2011
• Sudoku for April 27, 2011
• Crossword for April 27, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 27, 2011: Outsiders jeopardizing longtime friendship
• Horoscope for April 27, 2011
• Losses to Palisade make road to playoffs more difficult for MCHS baseball team
• Michelle Balleck: Wildlife fundraisers, Chihuahua races & blood tests on weekend itinerary
• On the Record for April 26, 2011
• MCHS senior takes first in 400-meter dash
• Craig stars shine on stage at annual Talent Show
• Organizations partnering to offer Moffat County Quality of Life Project
• Briefs for April 26, 2011: Moffat County Commission meeting today at courthouse
• Datebook for April 26, 2011
• Comics for April 26, 2011
• Sudoku for April 26, 2011
• Crossword for April 26, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 26, 2011: In-laws demanding financial support
• Horoscope for April 26, 2011
• On the Record for April 25, 2011
• Craig man pleads not guilty in highway fatality case
• Festival for children draws 300 to Centennial Mall in Craig
• My Life, My Words: Craig Rummel — ‘Attaining a global perspective’
• Bulldog Sports for April 25, 2011
• MCHS baseball team ready for playoff push
• MCHS swimming team goes 1-2 in Glenwood Springs
• Business Beat: Dinosaur’s BedRock Depot opening for the year
• New Carelli’s owners plan to further enhance restaurant
• Briefs for April 25, 2011: AARP meeting set for today
• Datebook for April 25, 2011
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Traditions keep us connected
• H. Neal Glanville: A girdle turned invention
• CMS eighth-grade teachers: Career event a success
• John Milligan: ‘Awesome’ benefit event
• Senior Spotlight for April 25, 2011
• Comics for April 25, 2011
• Sudoku for April 25, 2011
• Crossword for April 25, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 25, 2011: Want my wife to feel appreciated
• Horoscope for April 25, 2011
• Aging Well: Caregivers help with nonmedical needs
• Moffat County resident reflects on great-grandfather’s life, Civil War service, struggle for independence
• MCHS business students ready for national competition
• Moffat County Jail food supervisor emphasizes quality meals, treatment for inmates
• MCHS soccer shuts down Rifle in 3-0 win
• MCHS swimming coach, athletes keeping close eye on school board’s pool decision
• Government Update for April 23, 2011
• Possible scam attempt prompts woman to consult Craig Police
• Veterans Hotline: House committee studying potential VA cutbacks
• Over A Cup: Heidi’s ‘Kaima with Veggies’ a unique chili
• Agriculture & Livestock: Memorable Easters, indeed
• Briefs for April 23, 2011: Candy race begins at 1 p.m. today
• Datebook for April 23, 2011
• Editorial: Leave no trace
• Baxter Black: The Horse Sculpture
• Jacque Malley and Janice Poirot: Vaccinations important
• Dave Roberts: Let’s be honest — part 2
• Sudoku for April 23, 2011
• Crossword for April 23, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 23, 2011: Worried that grandson is being sexually abused
• Horoscope for April 23, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Source Code’ is intriguing, but too easy to crack
• Couple from Baggs, Wyo., gives birth to son on side of highway
• On the Record for April 22, 2011
• Local fuel gauge for April 22, 2011
• Companies gear up for summer oil exploration
• Sports Briefs for April 22, 2011: MCHS baseball game in Rangely rained out
• F. Neil Folks: Blessed are those who volunteer
• Briefs for April 22, 2011: Sandrock Ridge to host Easter events
• Datebook for April 22, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: A brush with tree huggers
• MCHS Student Council: Thanks for the support
• The family of Conway Irick: Thanks for kind words
• Dave Roberts: Let’s be honest — part 1
• Crossword for April 22, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 22, 2011: Signs my husband might be cheating again
• Horoscope for April 22, 2011
• NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
• Mountain Homes Youth Ranch
• Comics for April 22, 2011
• Sudoku for April 22, 2011
• Man sentenced for bomb threat
• EDP reviews Moffat County’s land use plan
• Janet Sheridan: Home sewn fashions
• On the Record for April 21, 2011
• Two Craig youth gymnasts prepare for state meet
• Law enforcement agencies to conduct DUI checkpoint next week in Craig
• Moffat County resident recognized as United Way’s 2010 Volunteer of the Year
• Briefs for April 21, 2011: Hospital board meeting today
• Datebook for April 21, 2011
• Crossword for April 21, 2011
• Comics for April 21, 2011
• Sudoku for April 21, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 21, 2011: Brother won't make amends after DUI
• Horoscope for April 21, 2011
• Hayden's Troy Zabel named superintendent of Bayfield School District
• Early Childhood Coalition hosting Celebrate Children Festival on Saturday
• On the Record for April 20, 2011
• Craig Police Department, Colorado State Patrol partnering in Drug Take Back Day
• Cunningham approved as new superintendent for California district
• New council member to resign from Craig Chamber
• Michelle Balleck: Funny bunnies & rock and roll
• EDP Board meeting agenda for April 20, 2011
• MCHS golf team finishes 2nd at Battlement Mesa
• Moffat County Commission updated on carbon sequestration project
• MCHS junior breaks school record in 800-meter run
• Briefs for April 20, 2011: Craig’s Weight Loss Challenge underway
• Datebook for April 20, 2011
• Editorial: Education appreciation
• John and Jane Milligan: Thanks for the support
• Victoria Barron: Foot health awareness
• Sister Jessica Ann McFadden called to serve
• RFP Painting of Front Entrance Steel
• Bresnan Communications Channel Deletions
• Sudoku for April 20, 2011
• Comics for April 20, 2011
• Crossword for April 20, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 20, 2011: Neighborhood misunderstanding causing rift
• Horoscope for April 20, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Arthur’ remake is more elaborate, but not quite as rich
• Efforts underway to honor Craig Medal of Honor recipient
• On the Record for April 19, 2011
• MCHS swimmer breaks school record, qualifies for state
• Moffat County begins process of demolishing old jail
• Yampa Valley Partners rolls out regional energy education plan
• Datebook for April 19, 2011
• Briefs for April 19, 2011: Teacher of the Year nominations sought
• Comics for April 19, 2011
• Sudoku for April 19, 2011
• Crossword for April 19, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 19, 2011: Struggling with allowing schizophrenic mom around kids
• Horoscope for April 19, 2011
• Easter Egg Making and Decorating
• Craig Police Department warns the public about scams
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Rio’ flies a little too close to the sun
• On the Record for April 18, 2011
• Colorado writer hosts Constitution seminar for Craig residents
• Weekend event raises funds, spirits for Craig woman’s transplant
• My Life, My Words: Jeremy Browning — ‘A pretty full life’
• Children’s musician to perform free concert in Craig
• Bulldog Sports for April 18, 2011
• MCHS girls soccer team shut out against Glenwood
• 4 home runs propel MCHS baseball to split with WSL leader
• Business Beat: Anniversary approaching for Wildflowers Salon in Craig
• Economic Development Partnership Board meeting agenda for April 18, 2011
• Briefs for April 18, 2011: TMH to host blood drive Tuesday
• Datebook for April 18, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for April 18, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Rocks, spit and diapers
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: 1 coffee shop at a time
• Patricia Jones: ‘Grateful’ for the support
• Kathy Bockelman: Help stop child abuse
• Sudoku for April 18, 2011
• Crossword for April 18, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 18, 2011: Gossipy coworker is driving employees away
• Horoscope for April 18, 2011
• Moffat County Sheriff inspired by father who died in line of duty
• Tea party hosts tax day freedom rally on courthouse lawn in Craig
• Meeker Drama Club to perform spring musical April 22, 23
• Hayden athletes provide boost to MCHS baseball team
• MCHS girls soccer beats Eagle Valley, 2-0
• Government Update for April 16, 2011
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for April 16
• Dinosaur National Park approaching full opening
• Diane Prather: Yampa Valley Hens and Chicks off, running
• Over a Cup: ‘Radish Pickles’ a good addition to green salads, good on meat
• Datebook for April 16, 2011
• Editorial: NFL — No Finish Line
• Baxter Black: The wandering bull
• Briefs for April 16, 2011: Dine out for CASA
• Comics for April 16, 2011
• Sudoku for April 16, 2011
• Crossword for April 16, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 16, 2011: Snorers should get tested for sleep apnea
• Horoscope for April 16, 2011
• Yampa Valley Regional Airport is preparing for construction
• Moffat County Commissioners, environmental rep divided on wildlands funding
• On the Record for April 15, 2011
• Craig Parks and rec director to offer fly fishing course
• MCTA pitches separate website to Craig Chamber
• The Rev. Karen Gibson: Countdown to Easter
• Local fuel gauge for April 15, 2011
• MCHS baseball struggles against lefty
• Briefs for April 15, 2011: CNCC students to make presentation
• Datebook for April 15, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: The last trade
• Mike Wilson: ‘Give me a break’
• A dog on a hog
• The ‘beautiful voices’ of Craig’s chorus
• ‘For God’s glory’
• Newspapers in Education students visit Community Budget Center
• Comics for April 15, 2011
• Sudoku for April 15, 2011
• Crossword for April 15, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 15, 2011: Unemployed boyfriend won't support family
• Horoscope for April 15, 2011
• Opening sealed bids for Cattle Grazing and Hay Field Lease
• Loudy Simpson Park Tree Removal
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Soul Surfer’ coasts along the wave of feel-good stories
• Janet Sheridan: I love dogs, but …
• On the Record for April 14, 2011
• Dirt developments: Craig native making progress on motor sports park
• Annual Craig Police report reveals decrease in calls for service
• Datebook for April 14, 2011
• Briefs for April 14, 2011: Gardening focus on today’s 5:05 Drinks
• Comics for April 14, 2011
• Sudoku for April 14, 2011
• Crossword for April 14, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 14, 2011: Want to start my life with a man
• Horoscope for April 14, 2011
• Unlucky break causes MCHS girls soccer team to drop tough game in overtime
• Yampa Valley Relay for Life seeking funds, participants
• Sexual Assault Response Team seeking to raise public awareness
• On the Record for April 13, 2011
• MCHS baseball sweeps Battle Mountain in home-opening twin bill
• Chamber of commerce board meeting agenda for April 13, 2011
• Michelle Balleck: Music, putt-putt, sports & more — a full spring weekend
• Commission mulling electronic mineral ownership records
• MCTA considers plan to replace executive director
• County commission addresses safety center during night meeting
• MCHS golf takes 2nd at Glenwood tourney
• New Craig City Council officials sworn into office
• Briefs for April 13, 2011: Seedling tree orders being accepted
• Datebook for April 13, 2011
• Editorial: Night moves
• The family of Tom D. Smith: Thank you for caring
• Pat Coles Steele: ‘Maybe next year’
• The family of Lynn Barber: Thanks for the support
• Sudoku for April 13, 2011
• Crossword for April 13, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 13, 2011: Feel like I've lost my daughter
• Horoscope for April 13, 2011
• Opening Sealed Bids for Loudy Simpson Park Fencing Repair and Replacement
• Union Telephone Company Public Notice
• On the Record for April 12, 2011
• VNA official to lead Craig seminar tailored for nonprofit groups
• MCHS girls soccer team falls 3-0 to Steamboat Springs
• Craig resident reflects on family ties in Japan following earthquake
• Food stamp need continues to rise in Moffat County
• Datebook for April 12, 2011
• Briefs for April 12, 2011: Moffat County Commission hosting two meetings today
• Sudoku for April 12, 2011
• Comics for April 12, 2011
• Crossword for April 12, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 12, 2011: Allowing wife to have friendship with another man
• Horoscope for April 12, 2011
• Second Amendment a focus of local Tea Party forum
• Andy Bockelman: Drug thriller ‘Limitless’ crashes too soon
• On the Record for April 12, 2011
• Volunteers contribute to Fuller Center project in Craig
• My Life, My Words: Mallory Johnston — ‘New business, new life’
• MCHS girls soccer team playing Steamboat Springs today
• Annual health fair slated for April 30 in Craig
• Business Beat: State Auto names local agent ‘PaceSetter’
• LSRV boys seek 3rd state title of school year
• H. Neal Glanville: The great furniture race
• Senior Spotlight for April 11, 2011
• Briefs for April 11, 2011: Restaurant to host open mic night
• Datebook for April 11, 2011
• Bulldog sports for April 11, 2011
• Comics for April 11, 2011
• Sudoku for April 11, 2011
• Crossword for April 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 11, 2011: Girlfriend's father won't let her date me
• Horoscope for April 11, 2011
• Aging Well: Centennial seniors tell timeless stories
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1629
• concession services Whittle the Wood Rendezvous.
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1583
• Man finds piece of Russian rocket in Moffat County
• CNCC group visits Italy for spring break
• Agriculture & Livestock: Wall of Brands now on display in Craig
• Craig native builds home for family in Mexico, relishes life-changing trip
• MCHS brothers compete with, against each other in athletics
• Tea party prepares for upcoming rally in Craig
• Over a Cup: An all-around salad
• Fire Board addresses proposed station No. 2
• Baxter Black: Good times up north
• Patricia Jones: Thank you, volunteers
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board meeting agenda for April 9, 2011
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda for April 9, 2011
• Government Update for April 9, 2011
• Sports Briefs for April 9, 2011: Register for beginner fly-fishing lessons
• Datebook for April 9, 2011
• Briefs for April 9, 2011: Bookstore hosting event today with local author
• Sudoku for April 9, 2011
• Crossword for April 9, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 9, 2011: How to avoid nitpicking friends
• Horoscope for April 9, 2011
• Craig man visits Augusta National, pays tribute to late father
• Club 20 recognizes Rio Blanco official for work on Western Slope issues
• Andy Bockelman: Sleazy actioner ‘Sucker Punch’ has no power behind it
• On the Record for April 8, 2011
• Moffat County youths win saddles in Little Britches Rodeo Series
• Moffat County Commission to host night meeting
• H. Neal Glanville: Jane’s right — again
• What makes the Bible different?
• Craig man facing burglary charge arrested Wednesday
• Briefs for April 8, 2011
• Datebook for April 8, 2011
• Lisa Brown: National Public Health Month
• John Milligan: A night to remember
• Frank Moe: Congrats, new officials
• Bill Snare: Read the fine print
• Comics for April 8, 2011
• Sudoku for April 8, 2011
• Crossword for April 8, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 8, 2011: Children won't let widow move on
• Horoscope for April 8, 2011
• Closing weekend activities at Steamboat Ski Area get started today
• Coin Collectors Association offering to buy collectibles from Moffat County residents
• Steamboat superintendent could be headed to new job in California
• Janet Sheridan: Sleepless nights
• On the Record for April 7, 2011
• MCTA Board briefed on Maybell event cancellation
• Grand Olde West Days seeking volunteers, funding
• Craig man finishes second in national tournament challenge
• Area legislators partnering on mineral lease revenue bill
• Datebook for April 7, 2011
• Briefs for April 7, 2011: Second Amendment focus of today’s tea party meeting
• Comics for April 7, 2011
• Sudoku for April 7, 2011
• Crossword for April 7, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 7, 2011: Trying to shake friend who wants my life
• Horoscope for April 7, 2011
• Craig Police Department warns businesses about deceptive mailings
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Hop’ is one sweet sugar rush
• On the Record for April 6, 2011
• Sentencing hearing continued in Craig man's sexual exploitation case
• Sports Spotlight: Garrett Spears
• MCTA meeting agenda for April 6, 2011
• Sports Briefs for April 6, 2011: ‘Where the Hell’s Maybell?’ open for registration
• Datebook for April 6, 2011
• Editorial: Numbers game, numbers gain
• Tony St. John: ‘A wonderful success’
• Pat Pearce: Thanks for the support
• Dave DeRose: Questions on tomorrow
• Briefs for April 6, 2011: Teacher of the Year nominations sought
• Comics for April 6, 2011
• Sudoku for April 6, 2011
• Crossword for April 6, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 6, 2011: Needing to confide about molestation from childhood
• Horoscope for April 6, 2011
• AFP COMMERCIAL FLOORING SYSTEM
• Calm returns to Steamboat Springs' library
• Incumbents, one newcomer pegged for Craig City Council
• Craig voters elect new mayor
• Mail election boosts Craig voter turnout
• Michelle Balleck: Slow weekend in spring snowiness
• Moffat County Commission: Strategic planning focusing on the ‘big picture’
• On the Record for April 5, 2011
• Boys & Girls Club of Craig receives $15K grant
• Organizers confirm Craig coal conference
• MCHS track athletes compete at invitational in Grand Junction
• Datebook for April 4, 2011
• Briefs for April 4, 2011: Moffat County P&Z agenda for today’s meeting
• Horoscope for April 5, 2011
• Comics for April 5, 2011
• Sudoku for April 5, 2011
• Crossword for April 5, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 5, 2011: Brother berating family for tough financial time
• Voter turnout up in Craig election
• On the Record for April 4, 2011
• Performers audition for spot in annual Talent Show
• My Life, My Words: James Marren — ‘Every chance I get, we do something fun’
• Yampa Valley Golf Course opens Saturday for 1st time this year
• MCTA director announces resignation
• Business Beat: International Coin Collectors Association in Craig
• Bulldogs split doubleheader against Eagle Valley
• Datebook for April 4, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for April 4, 2011
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Capturing the moments
• H. Neal Glanville: Observation — the sequel
• John Milligan: Donations sought
• Ed Winters: Station talk ‘appalling’
• Bulldog Sports for April 4, 2011
• Briefs for April 4, 2011: Church hosting new event
• Comics for April 4, 2011
• Sudoku for April 4, 2011
• Crossword for April 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 4, 2011: Roommate refuses to help clean apartment
• Trapper Mining Inc. intends to modify CDMG Permit No. C-81-010
• Horoscope for April 4, 2011
• Emergency Medical Services Program Bids
• C.R.S. §15-12-1303
• Hearing is filed pursuant to C.R.S. §15-12-1303
• Permit No. C-1981-019
• Case Number 2011PR11
• Veterans Hotline: Honor flight open to World War II veterans
• Moffat County Planning Commission meeting agenda for April 2, 2011
• Government update for April 2, 2011
• Over a Cup: Try this scrumptious ‘Sopapilla Cheesecake’
• The case for station no. 2 in Craig
• MCHS staffers putting yearbook to bed
• MCHS girls soccer falls to Delta
• Agriculture & Livestock: Moffat County participants enjoy ‘4-H Got Game’ retreat
• Briefs for April 2, 2011: Church hosting new event for mothers and children
• Datebook for April 2, 2011
• Editorial: Is station No. 2 needed?
• Baxter Black: Food and fiber
• Lawrence Sober: Not’ international police’
• John Milligan: Wife will get kidney
• Comics for April 2, 2011
• Sudoku for April 2, 2011
• Crossword for April 2, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 2, 2011: Unsure how to kick son out of house
• Horoscope for April 2, 2011
• Moffat County ranked 44th among healthiest counties in Colorado
• On the Record for April 1, 2011
• Local fuel gauge for April 1, 2011
• MCHS girls soccer falls 4-1 after ‘sleepy’ 1st half
• MCHS junior juggles unusual sports load
• The Memorial Hospital Board updated on federal health care changes
• Moffat County contracts for GIS map service
• H. Neal Glanville: Bottoms up to spring
• Briefs for April 1, 2011: Group to discuss garden tools today
• Datebook for April 1, 2011
• Jim Meineke: Re-elect Ray Beck
• Sandy Orgoglioso: ‘2 stellar residents’
• Comics for April 1, 2011
• Sudoku for April 1, 2011
• Crossword for April 1, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for April 1, 2011: Don't know how to be friendlier
• Horoscope for April 1, 2011
• Opening Bids for Demolition, Removal and Salvage of the Old Moffat County Jail Modular Units
• MCHS athletic director focuses on family, work and school pride
• Andy Bockelman: Second in ‘Wimpy Kid’ series is almost as strong
• On the Record for March 31, 2011
• Craig Chamber withdraws lodging tax proposal
• Second mineral auction nets Moffat County $1.3 million
• MCHS athletic director explains process behind canceling, rescheduling games
• Craig resident proposes mill levy, foundation to offset school budget cuts
• Datebook for March 31, 2011
• Briefs for March 31, 2011: Hens and Chicks to discuss garden tools Friday
• Comics for March 31, 2011
• Sudoku for March 31, 2011
• Crossword for March 31, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 31, 2011: Wondering if handled husband's infatuation correctly
• Horoscope for March 31, 2011
• Final chapter for Steamboat's Epilogue Book Co.
• Steamboat restaurateur backs out of indecent exposure plea deal
• CDOT to close part of I-70 for rock work next week
• Agenda for the The Memorial Hospital Board meeting
• Janet Sheridan: Peaches on the apple tree
• On the Record for March 30, 2011
• CDOT plans more rock work along US 40 near Hayden
• Moffat County School District closing in on new assistant superintendent
• Michelle Balleck: Artsy activities round out weekend
• School district considering Breeze Park transfer to city
• MCHS senior wins honorable mention award
• Tourism officials comment on Maybell Cultural Heritage Days cancellation
• Short game causes trouble for MCHS girls golf team
• Mary and Joe Petrone: Ray Beck for city council
• Briefs for March 30, 2011: Today deadline to register for Craig youth baseball summer leagues
• Datebook for March 30, 2011
• Shannon Winegarner: Thanks for the support
• Sally Wilson: 'Our beautiful country'
• St. Michael’s Kitchen: A man you can count on
• John Kinkaid: Keep the dream possible
• Editorial: Stamp it and send it
• Comics for March 30, 2011
• Crossword for March 30, 2011
• Sudoku for March 30, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 30, 2011: Mother refuses treatment for alcohol abuse
• Horoscope for March 30, 2011
• Moffat County unemployment hits 10.6 percent
• Moffat County Commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
• On the Record for March 29, 2011
• Dinosaur residents create audio tour for Harpers Road in Moffat County
• MCHS junior runner finishes first in Grand Junction
• Craig city candidates meet potential voters
• Datebook for March 29, 2011
• Briefs for March 29, 2011: Craig Variety Show set for Friday night
• Comics for March 29, 2011
• Sudoku for March 29, 2011
• Crossword for March 29, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 29, 2011: Struggling to support my husband
• Horoscope for March 29, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Paul’: Calling all space cases
• Bracket busters: Wiener Dog Races, Diaper Dash highlight weekend’s Spring Expo in Craig
• Crews repairing rockslide on U.S. 40
• H. Neal Glanville: A few words on Maybell’s event
• On the Record for March 28, 2011
• US 40 opens to one lane of traffic after morning rockslide
• Craig City Clerk pleased with ballot returns so far
• Business Beat: Buster Brown books available at museum
• 6 MCHS students return from state championship with trophies
• Senior Spotlight for March 28, 2011
• My Life, My Words: Jim Neaton — ‘A good, stable environment’
• Bulldog sports for March 28, 2011
• Bad Dogs wrestler nabs awards
• MCHS wrestlers win postseason awards
• Briefs for March 29, 2011: AARP candidate forum set for today
• Datebook for March 28, 2011
• Dawn Bolstad: Thanks for the support
• Aging Well: Be responsible by preparing for emergencies
• Annie's Mailbox for March 28, 2011: Trying to rebuild trust after emotional affair
• Horoscope for March 28, 2011
• Comics for March 28, 2011
• Sudoku for March 28, 2011
• Crossword for March 28, 2011
• Emergency Medical Services Program
• 2010 Mineral Lease Sale
• Craig man incorporates community service into weight loss goal
• MCHS girls soccer takes home opener against Grand Valley
• Government update for March 26, 2011
• Moffat County School Board workshop, meeting agendas for March 26, 2011
• Agriculture & Livestock: Things I might not have noticed …
• Diane Prather: ‘Special crackers’ with a kick
• Depleted MCHS boys swim team places 2nd in Grand Junction
• Patrick Wayne Germond: We need ethical leaders
• Briefs for March 26, 2011: Preserving the Last Frontier meets today
• Datebook for March 26, 2011
• Editorial: Maybell event deserved better
• Baxter Black: The simple answer
• Tony St. John: ‘Open your hearts’
• Corrie and John Ponikvar: ‘Very good candidates’
• Carrie Lawton: A ‘growing problem’
• Abigail Gonzales: ‘Make a difference’
• Mary Garcia and family: Thanks for the support
• Comics for March 26, 2011
• Sudoku for March 26, 2011
• Crossword for March 26, 2011
• MCHS students introduced to various professions at Career Day
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Red Riding Hood’ wraps itself in thoughtful tone
• On the Record for March 25, 2011
• Local fuel gauge for March 25, 2011
• Parole, police officers search for CAPS escapee
• Craig man convicted of violating bond, protection order
• Linda Taylor: Honey, I’m always right
• MCHS Bulldogs moving forward with young baseball team this season
• Briefs for March 25, 2011: Governor orders flags lowered
• Datebook for March 25, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Land-speed record goes airborne
• Walt and Nancy Bohrer: Bohrer for city council
• John Ponikvar: ‘Confident’ in Carwile
• Joel & Janet Sheridan: ‘We need Don Jones’
• Evelyn Tileston: Backwards into history
• Annie's Mailbox for March 25, 2011: Husband attending inappropriate class reunion
• Horoscope for March 25, 2011
• Bresnan Channel Changes
• MCHS rodeo team looks to qualify for national rodeo
• MCHS girls golf team looks to win 2nd straight regional championship
• Comics for March 25, 2011
• Sudoku for March 25, 2011
• Crossword for March 25, 2011
• Craig pool league prepares for Saturday’s City Championships
• Mineral leases, prices rising in Moffat County
• Janet Sheridan: Adjusting to the new me
• On the Record for March 24, 2011
• Golf unites Moffat County’s Harjes father and daughter
• Craig City Council member concludes eight-year stint
• Moffat County shooters to represent Colorado at National 4-H Invitational
• Datebook for March 24, 2011
• Briefs for March 24, 2011: Craig Daily Press seeking new Editorial Board members
• Comics for March 24, 2011
• Sudoku for March 24, 2011
• Crossword for March 24, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 24, 2011: Ready to tell brother he's hurt family
• Horoscope for March 24, 2011
• Craig Police Department seeing rise in calls, not major crimes
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Adjustment Bureau’ in need of some fine-tuning
• On the Record for March 23, 2011
• MCHS girls golf finishes 3rd in Fruita
• Matt Hulstine qualifies for 4A state swim meet
• Craig Fire District continuing with 2nd station plans
• Weekend concert to benefit Bear River Young Life in Craig
• MCHS girls soccer team stumbles at Glenwood Springs
• Craig City Council gives money to help land rodeo finals for 2 more years
• Swim Pool Task Force completes report
• Briefs for March 23, 2011: VNA hosting drop-in clinic today
• Datebook for March 23, 2011
• Gail Severson: Joe Bird for city council
• Patricia Jones: ‘Thank you so much’
• Alman Nicodemus: ‘Very concerned’ citizen
• Dave DeRose: ‘Those who want to serve’
• Editorial: Growing good ideas
• Michelle Balleck: All-American entertainment
• TAPP Investments: Submitted an Application for Exemption from Subdivision Regulations
• ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Custodial Paper Supplies and Copy Paper
• Breeze Basin Resources, Inc: Construction Materials Limited Impact (110) Reclamation Permit
• Money saving home improvement tips
• Variety of vendors slated for annual KRAI Spring Expo
• Moffat County Commission disputes city’s safety center claims
• Moffat County's Matt Hulstine qualifies for 4A state swim meet
• On the Record for March 22, 2011
• Congressman seeks to free up gas reserve money
• Focus groups give feedback as Moffat County marketing survey begins
• MCHS basketball players receive Western Slope League honors
• Datebook for March 22, 2011
• Briefs for March 22, 2011: Moffat County Commission meeting agenda for today
• Comics for March 22, 2011
• Sudoku for March 22, 2011
• Crossword for March 22, 2011
• Horoscope for March 22, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 22, 2011: Wife enabling grown son
• Andy Bockelman: Good concept of ‘Mars Needs Moms’ undone by alienating animation
• On the Record for March 21, 2011
• Horizons officials cite Moffat County woman as example of program success
• My Life, My Words: Brittany Noland — ‘More important things to worry about’
• 42 youth basketball teams compete in Craig tournament
• Business Beat: Navy vet starts Craig electric business
• Senior spotlight for March 21, 2011
• Craig Fire/Rescue looking to integrate new recruits
• MCHS baseball learns from tourney experience
• Seniors bid adieu during final MCHS theater production
• Bulldog Sports for March 21, 2011
• Briefs for March 21, 2011: Trailriders club to meet today
• Datebook for March 21, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Academics deserve elevation
• Chris Brill: ‘Wonderful citizens’
• Chris Nichols: Willems for council
• John and Jane Milligan: Thanks, Daily Press
• On the Record for March 20, 2011
• Sudoku for March 21, 2011
• Crossword for March 21, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 21, 2011: Girlfriend refuses to meet mother until engaged
• Horoscope for March 21, 2011
• Case Number 11PR9
• City of Craig MUNICIPAL ELECTION
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1621
• CDOT seeks rock fix along US Highway 40 in Steamboat
• Wool worth the wait: Recent spike in wool, lamb prices helps ranchers through tough economic times
• Craig-area students awarded as part of memorial contest
• 7 LSRV athletes contributing members on 2 state title teams
• MCHS baseball begins season with 9-5 loss
• Agriculture & Livestock: Signs that spring is near
• Over a Cup: ‘Creamed Taco Casserole’— an easy to make recipe, even if you’re missing ingredients
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for March 19, 2011
• Craig Planning & Zoning Commission meeting agenda for March 19, 2011
• Government update for March 19, 2011
• Moffat County horses catch rare disease
• Swim Pool Task Force to finalize report Tuesday
• CMS wrestling preparing athletes for high school
• Andy Bullen: Honesty from officials
• Sports spotlight: Jessica Matthews
• Briefs for March 19, 2011: Legion bingo set for tonight
• Datebook for March 19, 2011
• Editorial: Molding academic heroes
• Lawrence Sober: Impeach the president
• Horoscope for March 19, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Beastly’ has moments of beauty, but story’s unattractive
• Former Northwest Colorado resident returns home to lead local BLM Office
• On the Record for March 18, 2011
• Craig resident buys business founded by late wife
• Craig man preparing to donate kidney to wife
• Local fuel gauge for March 18, 2011
• Weather, slow start hinder MCHS girls golf team in Delta
• Briefs for March 18, 2011: Essay contest open to county students
• Datebook for March 18, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: The energy save and $pend
• Larry and Sharon Pletcher: Vote for Byron Willems
• Sandy Orgoglioso: ‘Thank you, Wal-Mart’
• Matt Beckett: Willems for council
• Katie Grobe: Everyone should answer the call to help others
• EDP seeking Craig, Moffat County endorsement of economic development plan
• Comics for March 18, 2011
• Sudoku for March 18, 2011
• Crossword for March 18, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 18, 2011: Worried for neighbor's online relationship
• Horoscope for March 18, 2011
• PROPOSED PROJECT OR ACTIVITY WARRANTING: Gulfport Energy Corporation proposes production facility known as State 33-15
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1623
• Organizers cancel this year’s Maybell Cultural Heritage Days
• Andy Bockelman: Gnarly 1980s clichés prominent in ‘Take Me Home Tonight’
• Janet Sheridan: Stitched, stressed and restricted
• On the Record for March 17, 2011
• Moffat County Commission satisfied with county’s financial health
• Craig resident hurdles perfection
• DOW moves forward with bear hunting rule
• MCHS spring play premieres tonight
• Briefs for March 17, 2011: VNA hosting drop-in clinic March 24
• Datebook for March 17, 2011
• Comics for March 17, 2011
• Sudoku for March 17, 2011
• Crossword for March 17, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 17, 2011: Husband is unaffectionate, refuses to seek counseling
• Horoscope for March 17, 2011
• Hayden School Board OKs administrative salaries
• Hayden Town Council to consider Kum & Go tonight
• On the Record for March 16, 2011
• College Alpine ski team hits rough spot in Idaho
• Pair of champions qualify for Whistler Cup in April
• Young ski racers compete in Steamboat for top titles
• City candidates answer questions for Craig Daily Press
• Craig City Council talks safety center
• City candidates answer questions for Daily Press
• Michelle Balleck: Pucker up & bottoms up — St. Patty’s time
• County commission, MCTA discuss lodging tax proposal
• MCHS boys swim relay teams qualify for state meet
• Craig/Moffat Economic Development Partnership Board meeting for March 16
• Craig Rural Fire Protection District Board meeting agenda for March 16
• Editorial: On the outside looking in
• Craig BCA Pool League playoffs continue
• Datebook for March 16, 2011
• Briefs for March 16, 2011: MCHS spring play opens Thursday
• Jeff Corriveau: ‘What is best’ for all
• Steve Martinson: We shouldn’t pay twice
• Comics for March 16, 2011
• Sudoku for March 16, 2011
• Crossword for March 16, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 16, 2011: Wild teen threatening adult friendship
• Horoscope for March 16, 2011
• NOTICE OF ABANDONMENT is hereby given to Christopher Duran
• On the Record for March 15, 2011
• Craig residents ready for bracket busting challenges
• Plea expected next month in case against Craig man involved in traffic fatality
• Moffat County greenhouse project gets feasibility study grant
• Datebook for March 15, 2011
• Briefs for March 15, 2011: Governor orders flags lowered today
• Crossword for March 15, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 15, 2011: Husband's ED causing many marital issues
• Horoscope for March 15, 2011
• Comics for March 15, 2011
• Sudoku for March 15, 2011
• On the Record for March 14, 2011
• Local man wanted on meth charges arrested in Arapahoe County
• Unlucky start
• Indescribable on ice
• My Life, My Words: Gabbi Steele
• Aging Well: Medicare Parts A and B — Know the basics
• Glanville: A bridge over the river Jordan
• ‘One person at a time’
• Senior Spotlight for Monday, March 14, 2011
• Business Beat: J.W. Snack’s takes humorous approach to governor’s bump
• A crafty Craig business
• Data suggests decrease
• Comics for March 14, 2011
• Sudoku for March 14, 2011
• Crossword for March 14, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 14, 2011: Brother-in-law moved on quickly after wife's death
• Horoscope for March 14, 2011
• construction of an Automotive Technology classroom
• bids for Pesticides Moffat County
• Invitation to Bid
• request to allow an attached roof cover
• MCHS track team has strong showing in Ralston Valley Relays
• Craig resident serves by assisting veterans on Honor Flight
• Governor talks economic development with county, regional business leaders
• Craig Chamber honors 2 local businessmen
• New pro preparing for upcoming season at Yampa Valley Golf Course
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda for March 12, 2011
• Airport Advisory Board meeting agenda for March 12, 2011
• Government update for March 12, 2011
• Over a Cup: Something for those on a gluten-free diet
• Craig Chamber recognizes businesses large and small
• Briefs for March 12, 2011: DAR to honor essay contest winners
• Datebook for March 12, 2011
• Editorial: LSRV supremacy
• Dan Hodges: Thanks for the support
• Sports Briefs for March 12. 2011: Soccer tournament set for today
• Annie's Mailbox for March 12, 2011: Boyfriend told old neighbor 'I love you'
• Horoscope for March 12, 2011
• Comics for March 12, 2011
• Sudoku for March 12, 2011
• Crossword for March 12, 2011
• State of the Chamber address connects organization’s past to its future
• Sue Birch receives Rocky Mountain PBS award
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Rango’ brings shades of Western greats to animation
• Hayden woman hurt by falling rock on U.S. 40
• On the Record for March 10, 2011
• ‘The show must go on’: TMH health care providers comment on treating Governor Hickenlooper
• Local fuel gauge for March 11, 2011
• Craig taekwondo students place at state tourney
• H. Neal Glanville: Sickness instead of Santa Monica
• Tim Douglas: Building the kingdom
• State of the County event attendance rule questioned
• MCHS girls golf takes 3rd in season-opening tournament
• Craig Chamber Board names new board president
• Rosemary Potter: Impeach the president
• Briefs for March 11, 2011: DAR to honor essay contest winners
• Datebook for March 11, 2011
• Karen Bunk: Terry Carwile for mayor
• Dan Hodges: Thanks for the support
• Comics for March 11, 2011
• Sudoku for March 11, 2011
• Crossword for March 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 11, 2011: Girlfriend wants a 'break'
• Horoscope for March 11, 2011
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1484
• Janet Sheridan: March Madness
• On the Record for March 10, 2011
• Datebook for March 10, 2011
• Briefs for March 10, 2011: Craig Book Club reviewing ‘The Island of Seven Cities’
• Comics for March 10, 2011
• Sudoku for March 10, 2011
• Crossword for March 10, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 10, 2011: Husband's continued emotional affair ruining marriage
• Horoscope for March 10, 2011
• Routt County man charged with making meth
• Moffat County Commissioner outlines 2011’s priorities
• Jim Meineke named Craig Daily Press/KRAI Citizen of the Year
• Craig mayor: City can have successful 2011
• Economy highlights governor’s visit to Craig
• New 14th Judicial District Attorney’s Office investigator settling into role
• Moffat County Bulldogs club hockey team places third in Frozen Four
• VNA health care provider volunteering to bring health and peace to Vietnam
• On the Record for March 9, 2011
• Candidates confirmed for Craig election
• Selling impounded vehicles yields small dividends for city
• Prathers Pick: ‘Bunkhouse’ resonates with Moffat County’s past
• Michelle Balleck: Meet the governor or stay home spring cleaning
• Chamber prepared for tonight’s State of the County
• Craig City Council meeting at a glance
• Briefs for March 9, 2011: Church hosting dinner, service
• Datebook for March 9, 2011
• Chamber of Commerce Board meeting agenda for March 9, 2011
• Daily Press staff: CDP to provide event access others won’t
• Editorial: Back to bargaining
• Randy Knoche: Is county’s offer fair?
• David DeRose: Finding ‘market fair rent’
• Sports Briefs for March 9, 2011: BCA Pool League final week scores
• Horoscope for March 9, 2011
• Comics for March 9, 2011
• Sudoku for March 9, 2011
• Crossword for March 9, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 9, 2011: Worries about sexual predators preventing male babysitters
• Army Jazz Ambassadors to play Strings Music Pavilion in Steamboat
• Bittersweet ending: LSRV girls rally from loss, take third place at state basketball tournament
• On the Record for March 8, 2011
• Title Town: LSRV boys basketball team brings another championship to Baggs, Wyo.
• Visitors, checkouts increasing at Moffat County Libraries
• Weekend events in Craig raise thousands for area organizations
• Briefs for March 8, 2011: Churches hosting pancake dinner tonight
• Datebook for March 8, 2011
• Comics for March 8, 2011
• Sudoku for March 8, 2011
• Crossword for March 8, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 8, 2011: Criminal record preventing employment
• Horoscope for March 8, 2011
• Moffat County Commission takes action at Monday meeting
• On the Record for March 7, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Hall Pass’ is typical Farrelly brothers shenanigans
• CMC 4-year degree programs moving ahead
• Competition and speed fuel young, local snocross racer in Craig
• Anderson impresses during Sunday performance in Craig
• My Life, My Words: Liz Davis — ‘Mental health on 2 wheels’
• Bulldog Sports for March 7, 2011
• Craig youth hockey player to warm-up with Colorado Avalanche on Friday
• Senior Spotlight for March 7, 2011
• Business Beat: Familiar face returns to Craig Ford as minority owner
• Datebook for March 7, 2011
• Briefs for March 7, 2011: County commission meeting today
• March is nutrition month
• John Milligan: Raffle for a good cause
• Sudoku for March 7, 2011
• Crossword for March 7, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 7, 2011: Husband thinks world revolves around him
• Horoscope for March 7, 2011
• Aging Well: Music benefits older adults as therapy, entertainment
• Comics for March 7, 2011
• Storage Unit H02 abandonment
• STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION
• Craig/Moffat County Airport Hanger Bid
• Hayden boys blast past Del Norte, face tough test today
• Hayden girls hoops ready for regional title game at 1 p.m. today after 60-35 win
• Sports Spotlight: Kelly Ciesco
• Veterans Hotline: Veterans be warned — Veterans Affairs Services scam is back
• Over A Cup: Ready for an unusual but tasty meal? This casserole’s for you
• Government Update for March 5, 2011
• Diane Prather: Moffat County 4-H and FFA fares well at National Western Stock Show
• Unemployment heartache felt on both sides of the counter at Craig employment center
• MCHS speech and debate team preparing for state, national competitions
• A workforce in waiting in Craig
• Local youth bring home awards from National Western Stock Show
• Briefs for March 5, 2011: American Legion bingo tonight
• Datebook for March 5, 2011
• Editorial: Closing the gap
• Moffat County Commission: Willing to meet midway on the safety center
• Sports Briefs: Craig youth hockey teams wrap up season
• Sudoku for March 5, 2011
• Crossword for March 5, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 5, 2011: Sister-in-law's reaction unforgivable
• Horoscope for March 5, 2011
• Craig Middle School eyeing fundraising opportunities for new athletic uniforms
• On the Record for March 4, 2011
• Local fuel gauge for March 4, 2011
• Mayoral, council contenders make case to Craig voters
• LSRV girls basketball dominant in new environment
• LSRV boys cruise into semifinals of Wyoming state tournament
• MCEA president reacts to proposed MCSD budget cuts
• Craig-area organizations form Smart Business Alliance
• Datebook for March 4, 2011
• Sheriff Si Woodruff: A thank you to SAR
• Rick Barnes: Change is needed
• H. Neal Glanville: Starting the day
• Tony Bohrer: The power of forgiveness
• Briefs for March 4, 2011: Craig Variety Show slated for tonight
• ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
• Crossword for March 4, 2011
• Comics for March 4, 2011
• Sudoku for March 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 4, 2011: Stable husband getting on nerves
• Horoscope for March 4, 2011
• Craig voter registration deadline looming
• Janet Sheridan: Dubious skills
• Kiwanis Club members ready for annual fundraising play
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Just Go With It’ just doesn’t come together
• On the Record for March 3, 2011
• MCTA names Kandee Dilldine new chairwoman
• Late Moffat County Commissioner’s life read into Congressional Record
• Datebook for March 3, 2011
• Briefs for March 3, 2011: David Morris featured artist at library’s Culture Night
• Comics for March 3, 2011
• Sudoku for March 3, 2011
• Crossword for March 3, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 3, 2011: Mother has trouble controlling anger with daughters
• Horoscope for March 3, 2011
• Substance abuse prevention group to survey residents
• Mardi Gras event coming to Craig on Friday night
• Longtime enthusiast takes over at Northwest Colorado Snowmobile Club
• On the Record for March 2, 2011
• MCHS grad qualifies for NCAA swim championships, Olympic trials
• MCTA board meeting agenda for March 2
• County commissioner traveling to D.C. to lobby counties’ concerns
• Michelle Balleck: Varying degrees of culture take the stage
• Datebook for March 2, 2011
• Gary Cook: MCTA should manage tax
• John Milligan: Thank you, City Market
• Bill Johnston: ‘Needed the most’
• Editorial: Exciting choices, new changes
• Sports Briefs for March 2, 2011: Craig youth baseball registration open
• Horoscope for March 2, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 2, 2011: Abusive stepfather keeping grandkids away
• Sudoku for March 2, 2011
• Comics for March 2, 2011
• Crossword for March 2, 2011
• School board reviews early budget proposal
• Craig chosen as host site for economic development meeting
• On the Record for March 1, 2011
• Tea party to host city election forum
• Local environmental groups organizing sage grouse viewing trips
• Bad Dogs wrestler aiming prestigious awards
• Datebook for March 1, 2011
• Briefs for March 1, 2011: Cancer support group meeting today
• Crossword for March 1, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for March 1, 2011: Unsure how to proceed with unsupportive family
• Horoscope for March 1, 2011
• Comics for March 1, 2011
• Sudoku for March 1, 2011
• Andy Bockelman: ‘I Am Number Four’ is far from No. 1
• On the Record for Feb. 28, 2011
• Moffat County School District administrators unveil $2.3 million in proposed cuts
• My Life, My Words: Patrick Perkins — ‘Easy to make friends’
• Museum hosts Moffat centennial celebration
• Bittersweet end for Bulldogs
• LSRV girls basketball team wins regional title in defensive battle
• LSRV boys basketball team loses 1st game, still qualifies for state
• Business Beat: Casa Loya celebrating 10th anniversary
• Bulldog Sports for Feb. 28, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 28, 2011: DAR seeks help with Lay school history
• Datebook for Feb. 28, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Snow snakes out of the dent
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 28, 2011: Husband's tantrums ruining marriage
• Horoscope for Feb. 28, 2011
• Aging Well: Grandparents’ support important to kids with autism
• PUBLIC NOTICE Technical Revision 89 to the Colowyo Coal Mine, Mining Permit No. C-81-019,
• Comics for Feb. 28, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 28, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 28, 2011
• Rookie senator from Hayden making strides in 1st year at state legislature
• Prosecutors file felony charges against Craig man
• Bulldogs taste the Sweet 16
• Over A Cup: ‘Pizza Casserole’ and a dessert salad, too
• Moffat County School Board Meeting agenda for Feb. 26
• Diane Prather: Extension hosting Range Management School
• Government Update for Feb. 26, 2011
• LSRV girls basketball to play in regional title game today
• Datebook for Feb. 26, 2011
• Sandy and Mike Warren: ‘Anniversary so special’
• Nicky Boulger: A ‘successful’ festival
• Family of Verna Miller: Thanks for the support
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 26, 2011: Not sure how to approach gambling problem
• Horoscope for Feb. 26, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 26, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 26, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 26, 2011
• Moffat County School District assistant superintendent to leave post in July
• Clutch free throw wins playoff game for MCHS
• MCHS senior Nike Cleverly awarded Utah State scholarship
• On the Record for Feb. 25, 2011
• Census data shows slight growth in Craig, Moffat County
• Local fuel gauge for Feb. 25, 2011
• MCHS senior golfer commits to Illinois junior college
• Craig City finance director updates council
• Herschberg steps down from Craig Chamber board
• The Memorial Hospital board approves action items at Thursday meeting in Craig
• MCHS freshmen basketball players improve in 1st high school season
• Briefs for Feb. 25, 2011: Church schedules Mardi Gras party
• Datebook for Feb. 25, 2011
• Answers come from unexpected sources
• LuAnn Kline: Church needs photos
• Crossword for Feb. 25, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 25, 2011: Concerned for in-laws' health
• Horoscope for Feb. 25, 2011
• Sealed Bids for Courthouse and Annex Cleaning Services
• ORDINANCE NO. 1013 (2011)
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1619
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1620
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1617
• FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 1616
• Janet Sheridan: The one who needs you most
• Andy Bockelman: Oscar breakdown 2011
• On the Record for Feb. 24, 2011
• Craig to vote by mail in April
• EDP discusses Moffat County economic plan
• Suicide prevention training provided in Craig
• MCHS junior varsity teams wrap up basketball season
• Datebook for Feb. 24, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 24, 2011: St. Michael Church plans Mardi Gras party
• Comics for Feb. 24, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 24, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 24, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 24, 2011: Boyfriend helping single female neighbor
• Horoscope for Feb. 24, 2011
• Bulldogs club hockey team wins season finale, eyes Frozen Four
• On the Record for Feb. 23, 2011
• Congressman hosts town hall meeting in Craig
• The Journey at First Baptist Church to host musician for fundraiser concert
• Michelle Balleck: Concert, Mo Co’s birthday headline the weekend
• Resident outlines visitor center proposal to county commission
• 3 new members added to MCTA Board
• Briefs for Feb. 23, 2011: Moffat County’s 100 years topic of meeting
• Datebook for Feb. 23, 2011
• Editorial: Cautious optimism
• Pat Pearce: Thank you for the help
• Comics for Feb. 23, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 23, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 23, 2011
• Horoscope for Feb. 23, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 23, 2011: Niece taking advantage of sister
• Working hard? Time to relax
• Bulldogs playoff game set for Friday afternoon
• Local family intertwined with MCHS sports scene
• On the Record for Feb. 22, 2011
• LSRV boys, girls basketball teams start with No. 1 seed in regional tournament
• Briefs for Feb. 22, 2011: Agencies presenting suicide prevention trainings today
• Datebook for Feb. 22, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 22, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 22, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 22, 2011
• Horoscope for Feb. 22, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 22, 2011: Marriage suffering due to Farmville addiction
• Moe seeks mayor’s seat
• Authorities recover Meeker man from avalanche
• On the Record for Feb. 21, 2011
• Craig Mayor Don Jones to seek council position in April election
• New county surveyor settling into new role, starting GIS project
• Bulldog Sports for Feb. 21, 2011
• Charlie Griffiths finishes MCHS tenure with 5th place at state tourney
• MCHS girls hoops team draws 17 seed, Erie High School in playoffs
• Craig Daily Press recognized with 54 state awards
• West Theatre in Craig upgrades technology
• Winter Festival in Craig entertains an estimated 2,500 in event’s 7th year
• My Life, My Words: Eric Duran — ‘I’ll stay here forever’
• Briefs for Feb. 21, 2011: Aquatics class moves to inn
• Datebook for Feb. 21, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: A nonsensical statement
• Nancy Roberts: Spare Sand Wash Basin
• Aging Well: Smiles and success highlight instructors’ experience
• Comics for Feb. 21, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 21, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 21, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 21, 2011: Uncomfortable around my drug addict brother
• Horoscope for Feb. 21, 2011
• YVRA re-open after plane slide stops flights
• On Senior Night, MCHS girls hoops team beats rival, wins share of league title
• Ridgeview Elementary School preparing for CSAP testing
• MCHS boys hoops drops season finale to Steamboat, 46-27
• Charlie Griffiths the lone Bulldog alive at state wrestling meet
• Moffat County Commission concerned about wild land order
• Suicide prevention training sessions available Tuesday in Craig
• Diane Prather: The artistic practice of quilting alive and well
• ‘Colorado Takes Off’ opens at Museum of Northwest Colorado
• Over A Cup — Lona’s advice: ‘Taco Soup’ a winning recipe
• Government Update for Feb. 19, 2011
• Moffat County Libraries Board meeting agenda for Feb. 19, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 19, 2011: American Legion bingo tonight
• Sports Briefs for Feb. 19, 2011: Registration for summer ball leagues opens Monday
• Editorial: Back to the table
• Datebook for Feb. 19, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 19, 2011: Out-of-work boyfriend lost intimacy
• Comics for Feb. 19, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 19, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 19, 2011
• Horoscope for Feb. 19, 2011
• American Legion Post 62 to close swimming pool March 1
• On the Record for Feb. 18, 2011
• Surging sophomore
• MCHS seniors reflect on high school wrestling career
• Cody Adams uses family as inspiration in wrestling
• Moffat County turns 100 years old but memory, spirit of settlers not lost
• Perry Van Dorn bears witness to nearly 100 years of growth, change in Moffat County
• MCHS senior looks to leave high school on championship high
• Local fuel gauge for Feb. 18, 2011
• MCHS boys hoops team to finish season against rival Steamboat
• Thursday morning crash shuts down Highway 13
• EDP readies local plan for public meeting in Craig
• Arraignment in Craig burglary case continued
• Patrick Mosbey: Let no man deceive you
• Datebook for Feb. 18, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 18, 2011: Fundraiser to benefit Craig man
• Lois Wymore & Jane Yazzie: Coffee party soldiers on
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 18, 2011: Ex-wife punishing father for molestation
• Horoscope for Feb. 18, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 18, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 18, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 18, 2011
• Two new possible candidates emerge for Craig election
• On the Record for Feb. 17, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: The ‘eeks’ of Dad’s chicken
• MCTA discusses Chamber's lodging tax proposal
• Moffat County School District bracing for proposed budget cuts
• GOP in Craig names new chairman
• Share of league title at stake Friday for MCHS girls
• Datebook for Feb. 16, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 16, 2011: Vallarta’s hosting fundraiser for Landon Hatcher
• Comics for Feb. 17, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 17, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 17, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 17, 2011: Mother-in-law's smoking causing problems for family
• Horoscope for Feb. 17, 2011
• On the Record for Feb. 16, 2011
• Wyman Museum preparing to present annual Winter Festival
• MCHS girls' win over Glenwood gives team chance at WSL crown
• Michelle Balleck: Winter Festival a remedy for cabin fever
• Craig/Moffat EDP Board meeting agenda for Feb. 16
• Craig Rural Fire Protection District Board meeting agenda for Feb. 16
• MCHS boys hoops falls to Glenwood Springs
• Briefs for Feb. 16, 2011: Cattlewomen meeting Thursday
• Datebook for Feb. 16, 2011
• The family of Doug Vaughan: Thanks for the support
• Editorial: Ag exemption holds merit
• John Kinkaid: ‘Unity of purpose’
• Comics for Feb. 16, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 16, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 16, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 16, 2011: Worried about husband's drug use
• Horoscope for Feb. 16, 2011
• Bulldogs leading Glenwood by 6 at halftime
• Bulldogs look to slow Glenwood’s star player tonight
• Craig Chamber seeking to oversee county tourism funding
• Andy Bockelman: New cartoon is ‘gno’ Shakespeare, but still entertains
• On the Record for Feb. 15, 2011
• Craig resident Shirley Cromer impresses Taste of Chocolate crowd
• MCHS swim coach pleased with her team’s state performance
• Oil company planning to drill exploratory wells in Moffat County
• Datebook for Feb. 15, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 15, 2011: Quilt Guild meeting today at Hampton Inn
• Comics for Feb. 15, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 15, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 15, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 15, 2011: Debating whether to intervene
• Horoscope for Feb. 15, 2011
• Janet Sheridan: Finding middle ground
• On the Record for Feb. 14, 2011
• Aging Well: Help available for sleep struggles
• Andy Bockelman: Scarey moments few, ineffective in ‘The Rite’
• MCHS boys basketball team’s second half struggles continue in loss to Palisade
• MCHS girls keep league championship hopes alive with blowout against Palisade
• Business beat: Sunless Spa offers tanning alternative
• Artists display their work at annual Art Walk, Taste of Chocolate
• My Life, My Words: Theresa Moyer — ‘A calling we have’
• Humane Society of Moffat County offering reduced adoption fees
• MCHS sending 2 seniors, sophomore to state wrestling meet
• Bulldog sports for Feb. 14, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Feb. 14, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 14, 2011: Wyman Museum hosting dinner
• Datebook for Feb. 14, 2011
• Glanville: The great photo raid
• Comics for Feb. 14, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 14, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 14, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 14, 2011: Can't get over fiancee's sexual past
• Horoscope for Feb. 14, 2011
• MCHS boys basketball team drops game to Palisade
• Bulldogs beat Palisade going away
• TMH employee survey reveals improved results
• On the Record for Feb. 12, 2011
• CNCC hosting 3rd annual College Goal Sunday in Craig
• Stats reveal Craig an affordable place to live
• Airport Bdvisory Board meeting agenda for Feb. 12, 2011
• Moffat County Land Use Board meeting agenda for Feb. 12, 2011
• Government Update for Feb. 12, 2011
• Over a Cup: Chicken enchiladas perfect for ‘can’t-get-out’ days at home
• Shooting struggles plague MCHS girls in league home loss
• Flat second-half leads to blowout loss for MCHS boys
• Craig native finds niche in theater lighting, photography
• Meet the artists in Craig's 2011 Art Walk
• 6 Bulldogs advance at regionals
• Briefs for Feb. 12, 2011: Wyman Museum hosting Valentine’s Day dinner Monday
• Datebook for Feb. 12, 2011
• Editorial: Setting ground rules
• Yvonne Henderson: ‘Keep up the good work’
• Crossword for Feb. 12, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 12, 2011: Stepmother isolating elderly father
• Horoscope for Feb. 12, 2011
• Long-time Republican seeking to run Moffat County GOP
• MCHS boys basketball team set for Delta rematch
• MCHS girls trailing by double digits at half
• On the Record for Feb. 12, 2011
• Craig Chamber of Commerce working on State of the County plans
• Patrick Mosbey: Let no man deceive you
• Craig resident spearheading fundraising effort for 10-month-old Landon Hatcher
• New ER doctor’s path to Craig included flight from homeland, stint in Iraq
• The Memorial Hospital in Craig receives 10k grant
• MCHS senior wrestlers prepare for regional tourney
• Local fuel gauge for Feb. 11, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 11, 2011: VFW bingo slated for Saturday
• Datebook for Feb. 11, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: A crash with Gerry — Part 2
• Darlene Shepherd: ‘We need people to help’
• The Don Ogg family: Thanks for the support
• Viola Ogle: ‘Amazing’ artwork
• Sports briefs for Feb. 11, 2011: CMS hosting open gym hoops
• Sudoku for Feb. 11, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 11, 2011: Disagreement over wedding guest list
• Horoscope for Feb. 11, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 11, 2011
• Steamboat woman accused of burning employer's cash
• Janet Sheridan: A Valentine for siblings
• Undefeated LSRV boys basketball team seeking championship finish
• Andy Bockelman: Love comes in many forms for Valentine movie-viewing
• On the Record for Feb. 10, 2011
• City considering mail-in ballots for April election
• Science on the slopes
• LSRV girls basketball team has sights set on state title
• Datebook for Feb. 10, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 10, 2011: Governor orders flags lowered in honor of fallen soldier
• Comics for Feb. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 10, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 10, 2011: Want out of new marriage
• Horoscope for Feb. 10, 2011
• Editorial: Consider carefully
• Craig City Council considering new police station
• Craig Chamber of Commerce Board meeting agenda
• The Memorial Hospital in Craig receives $10K grant
• On the Record for Feb. 9, 2011
• Downtown Craig set to host Art Walk, Taste of Chocolate
• Craig City Council updated on seismic testing
• Moffat County Farm Bureau requesting ag tax exemption
• Moffat County residents treated for possible carbon monoxide poisoning
• Bulldogs club hockey team drops weekend games
• MCHS swimmers readying for state meet
• Michelle Balleck: Lovin’ it up this Valentine’s week
• Briefs for Feb. 9, 2011: Elsk Lodge hosting weekend sale
• Datebook for Feb. 9, 2011
• Atusa Baghery: ‘Best gift you can give’
• Advocates-Crisis Support Services: Stop the ‘quiet epidemic’
• Comics for Feb. 9, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 9, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 9, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 9, 2011: Best friend stealing spotlight with men
• Horoscope for Feb. 9, 2011
• Downtown Craig hosts Art Walk, Taste of Chocolate
• EDP seeking public input on economic development plan
• Area officials supporting bills aimed at reducing energy consumer costs
• On the Record for Feb. 8, 2011
• MCHS wrestlers get final tune-up before regional tourney
• New Chinese restaurant finding success in Dinosaur
• Briefs for Feb. 8, 2011: Moffat County Commission meeting slated for today
• Datebook for Feb. 8, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 8, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 8, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 8, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 8, 2011: How do we make guest feel welcome?
• Horoscope for Feb. 8, 2011
• Craig baby hospitalized with brain tumor
• On the Record for Feb. 7, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: A crash with Gerry
• Aging Well: Strengthening grandparent-grandchild bonds
• Bulldog Sports for Feb. 7, 2011
• Craig native loses tough fight in Las Vegas
• My Life, My Words: Alan ‘Chako’ Holmes — No place like the outdoors
• Craig artist brings urban flare to rural community
• Governor confirmed for State of the County event in Craig
• Battle Mountain tops ‘Dogs
• MCHS girls hoops shuts down Battle Mountain in victory
• Mary Reed: ‘Worth watching’
• Briefs for Feb. 7, 2011: Craig library plans Culture Night
• Janet Mortimer Eberle turning 100
• Datebook for Feb. 7, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 7, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 7, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 7, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 7, 2011: Alcoholic husband violated my trust
• Horoscope for Feb. 7, 2011
• Craig native credits family in helping overcome life’s setbacks
• MCHS grad completes Marine Corps boot camp
• Area residents brave the cold for tickets to the 65th annual Kiwanis play
• MCHS boys basketball comeback falls short
• MCHS girls basketball uses strong defense to win 6th WSL game
• Government update for Feb. 5, 2011
• Technology team trying to improve broadband service in Yampa Valley
• Over a Cup: ‘America’s Best Bread’ a warm treat
• Veteran's Hotline: Reminder — Veterans are entitled to benefits
• Craig area 2nd-grade students offer solutions to city deer issue
• Briefs for Feb. 5, 2011: Group presents ‘Pan’ adaptation
• Datebook for Feb. 5, 2011
• Lawrence L. Sober: ‘Another grievous abuse’
• Editorial: Tackling the sensitive stuff
• Comics for Feb. 5, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 5, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 5, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 5, 2011: How do I handle an unsanitary guest?
• Horoscope for Feb. 5, 2011
• MCHS girls basketball team up big at halftime
• MCHS boys basketball team looking for second league win tonight
• Fire destroys mobile home in Craig
• Four rookies graduate Craig Fire/Rescue academy
• Museum of Northwest Colorado to ring in county centennial with new exhibits, party
• On the Record for Feb. 4, 2011
• Local fuel gauge for Feb. 4, 2011
• CNCC accepting submissions for third issue of ‘Waving Hands Review’
• Early pins lead MCHS to victory
• Criminal charge filed in fatal Montana crash
• Daily Press readers participate in Facebook contest
• MCHS hoops prepared for return visit from Eagle Valley
• Briefs for Feb. 4, 2011: Variety Show set for today
• Datebook for Feb. 4, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Singing a hero’s song
• Paul Anderson: ‘Too politically correct’
• Developing virtuous habits
• Sudoku for Feb. 4, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 4, 2011: Wrong to keep meet-up from my husband?
• Horoscope for Feb. 4, 2011
• Comics for Feb. 4, 2011
• Moffat County GOP chairman stepping down
• Janet Sheridan: Confessions of a food junky
• Moffat County Commission pleased with governor meeting
• On the Record for Feb. 3, 2011
• Moffat County Tourism board delays chairperson decision
• Craig Veterans Telehealth Clinic introduces new telebenefits program
• Datebook for Feb. 3, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 3, 2011: Wyman Museum hosting Valentine’s Day dinner
• Comics for Feb. 3, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 3, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 3, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 3, 2011: Feeling guilty about restraining order threat
• Horoscope for Feb. 3, 2011
• Hayden's Letlow signs with CSU-Pueblo
• ‘Peter Pan’ show set for this weekend in Hayden
• Andy Bockelman: My top film entries of the year — part 2
• MCHS senior signs letter of intent to run in college
• On the Record for Feb. 2, 2011
• Connections 4 Kids trying to launch childcare course
• MCTA seeking to fill position
• Local soccer enthusiast to host youth soccer meeting
• New deputy DA joining Moffat County office
• MCHS girls swim relay team qualifies for state
• St. Michael’s Community Kitchen: Thanks for the support
• Senior Spotlight for Feb. 2, 2011
• Briefs for Feb. 2, 2011: Group to address local involvement
• Datebook for Feb. 2, 2011
• Pat Pearce: Thank you for the help
• Editorial: Failure to communicate
• Moffat County Tourism Association board meeting agenda for Feb. 2
• Sports Briefs for Feb. 2, 2011: Avs’ game, others called off
• Comics for Feb. 2, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 2, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 2, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 2, 2011: Troubled by husband's 'dates'
• Horoscope for Feb. 2, 2011
• Moffat County Commission lands audience with governor
• Michelle Balleck: Football, culture & partying make for a full weekend
• Carbon sequestration project near Craig moves forward
• On the Record for Feb. 1, 2011
• Local Rep. introduces late fee reduction bill
• Craig resident lands sportsman information job at visitor center
• Bulldogs hockey shuts out Steamboat in 5-0 win
• Comics for Feb. 1, 2011
• Sudoku for Feb. 1, 2011
• Crossword for Feb. 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Feb. 1, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Feb. 1, 2011: Twin sister bullies me
• On the Record for Jan. 31, 2011
• All Crimes Enforcement Team raids Hayden house
• Craig Fire/Rescue exploring year-round recruiting
• My Life, My Words: Chris Wilkey — Accumulating stories
• MCHS graduate scheduled for deployment
• Craig Coffee Party remembers founding member Jim Blevins
• MCHS freshmen girls excel in new offense
• Bulldog Sports for Jan. 31, 2011
• MCHS boys freshmen team wins a pair in home tourney
• Diane Prather: Preparing Betty Ann’s ‘Crispix Mix’
• H. Neal Glanville: A brush with Pig Biscuit
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 31, 2011: Spring volleyball registration open
• Briefs for Jan. 31, 2011: Culture Night coming to library
• Datebook for Jan. 31, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 31, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 31, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 31, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 31, 2011: Niece causing family rift
• Horoscope for Jan. 31, 2011
• Sandrock officials present draft improvement plan
• Baggs, Wyo., resident publishes 1st poetry book
• MCHS girls basketball’s new offense sparks 61-51 victory in Steamboat
• MCHS boys hoops falls after late Steamboat free throw
• A friendly reminder: January is Cervical Health Awareness Month
• PUC denies request to revisit Xcel plan
• Science and faith intersect for Craig's Dr. J. Scott Ellis
• Briefs for Jan 29, 2011: Preserving the Last Frontier meeting set
• Datebook for Jan. 29, 2011
• Andrea Camp: ‘Please call me’
• Editorial: Mineral management
• Penny McCoy, Sara Musgrave, Katie Musgrave and Jessica Musgrave: Thank you, TMH
• Government update for Jan. 29
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 29, 2011: Moffat County Thunder wins Loveland competition
• Comics for Jan. 29, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 29, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 29, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 29, 2011: Offer help to those grieving
• Horoscope for Jan. 29, 2011
• Long-time resident to run for Moffat County Commission
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Country Strong’ features sharp music, flat story
• Bulldogs close out Steamboat on the road
• MCHS boys basketball team set for season’s first Steamboat contest
• Craig students hope to educate during Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month
• On the Record for Jan. 28, 2011
• Craig resident pegged as host of new outdoor television series
• MCHS wrestler regains form, helps lead Bulldogs to victory
• Moffat County School Board gets update on gifted education review
• Craig/Fire Rescue proposes 2nd fire station
• The Rev. Len Browning: Communication connection
• Local fuel gauge for Jan. 28, 2011
• Briefs for Jan. 28, 2011: Commission to meet briefly today
• Datebook for Jan. 28, 2011
• Kelly Corson: Thanks for ‘being there’
• John Ponikvar: ‘Proud of the process’
• Janet Sheridan: Different strokes
• H. Neal Glanville: Traditions held and then broken
• Comics for Jan. 28, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 28, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 28, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 28, 2011: Concerned about mother-in-law's mental state
• Horoscope for Jan. 28, 2011
• Moffat County residents voice concerns about proposed power line
• Grant paves the way to changes at Colorado West
• MCHS coaches strategizing for rival Sailors
• On the Record for Jan. 27, 2011
• Incidents of abandoned horses at Sand Wash Basin concern BLM
• MCHS girls swim team set sights on league, state
• Briefs for Jan. 27, 2011: Market beef weigh-in set for Feb. 6
• Datebook for Jan. 27, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 27, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 27, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 27, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 27, 2011: Pregnant and confused
• Horoscope for Jan. 27, 2011
• Court orders Chadwick Real Estate's Friedman to pay more than $44K
• Firefighters rescue dog from icy pond in Hayden
• REPS hosts suicide intervention training in Craig
• On the Record for Jan. 26, 2011
• Coal bill root of energy summit cancellation in Moffat County
• Student News: Alyssa Beth Macomber
• Michelle Ballack: Dance ‘till you drop this weekend
• Club 20 readies for legislative trip
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 26, 2011
• Craig man pleads guilty to exploitation charges
• Moffat County Commission talks capital projects
• Briefs for Jan. 26, 2011: Coffee party to honor late member
• Datebook for Jan. 26, 2011
• Editorial: Pedestrian priority
• John Burke: Hearing aid help needed
• Terry Carwile: Good work, Daily Press
• Dick Prosence: Shrink the government
• Michelle Duncan: Thankful for great help
• Sports Briefs for Jan 26, 2011: Volleyball registration now open for spring
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for Jan. 26, 2011
• Moffat County School Board agendas for Jan. 26, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 26, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 26, 2011: Disappointed in son's behavior
• Horoscope for Jan. 26, 2011
• Trapper’s Top Ten List
• Andy Bockelman: ‘King’s Speech’: A majestic historical biopic
• On the Record for Jan. 25, 2011
• BLM asking for public feedback on proposed power line
• MCHS wrestlers compete at Rumble in the Rockies
• Datebook for Jan. 25, 2011
• Briefs for Jan. 25, 2011: REPS offers suicide prevention training today
• Comics for Jan. 25, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 25, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 25, 2011
• Horoscope for Jan. 25, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 25, 2011: Upset boyfriend involved mother in relationship
• Local senior credits racquetball with improved health, sharing the sport with others
• Steamboat's McConnell challenging whether Senate appointment vote was legal
• On the Record for Jan. 24, 2011
• 1st half dooms MCHS boys hoops team in Palisade
• Robert Told remembered at Saturday service in Craig
• MCHS girls varsity basketball team drops Palisade, 45-39
• Bulldog Sports for Jan. 24, 2011
• My Life, My Words: Remembering Jim Blevins
• American Legion Post 62 in Craig seeking contributions to keep pool afloat
• My Life, My Words: Dave Clegg — ‘What you call a cush job’
• E.V. Peterson: ‘Irresponsible’ city
• Craig Briefs for Jan. 24, 2011: Preserving the Last Frontier meeting set
• Datebook for Jan. 24, 2011
• Glanville: War in a horse pasture
• Aging Well: Doing better when stress hits
• Crossword for Jan. 24, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 24, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 24, 2011
• Horoscope for Jan. 24, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 24, 2011: Husband's illness could be abusive
• Sports Spotlight: Ben Winslow
• Craig Fire District formalizes system compliance
• Diane Prather: Ag projects on tap for 2011
• Over a Cup: Looking forward to Valentine’s Day
• Officials optimistic oil and gas activity can boost Moffat County economy
• Craig City Council sits in on Moffat County School Board retreat
• MCHS girls basketball team overcomes slow start, eyes Western Slope lead
• MCHS boys hoops falls to Delta
• Briefs for Jan. 22, 2011: REPS offers suicide prevention training
• Datebook for Jan. 22, 2011
• Editorial: Basic economics
• Victory Motors and Northwest Detail Shop team: Thanks, Fire/Rescue
• Government update for Jan. 22
• Comics for Jan. 22, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 22, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 22, 2011
• Horoscope for Jan. 22, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 22, 2011: Parents demand apology
• Delta downs Bulldogs
• Bulldogs win league road contest
• Wyman Museum in Craig dredging fishing pond for spring opening
• United Way of Moffat County exploring community concerns through Community Conversations
• Craig auto dealers braving bad economy, seeking a better spring
• On the Record for Jan. 21, 2011
• MCHS grad preparing for Saturday match in Las Vegas
• Local fuel gauge for Jan. 21, 2011
• Sheriff’s office employees honored for years of service
• Datebook for Jan. 21, 2011
• Moffat County School Board retreat agenda for Jan 21, 2011
• MCHS basketball teams gear up for Delta
• Briefs for Jan. 21, 2011
• H. Neal Glanville: Remember our roots
• Weeldreyer, Simones and Johnson families: Thanks for the support
• Valerie Rohrich: Watch your speed
• Michelle Reed: What our event is about
• David Pressgrove: Taking on choices
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 21, 2011: Adult indoor soccer league to play Saturday
• Crossword for Jan. 21, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 21, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 21, 2011
• Horoscope for Jan. 21, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 21, 2011: Husband's generosity an inconvenience
• The list begins here
• ‘Let it roll off’
• Annual Poker Run to trek up Black Mountain
• Janet Sheridan: Ramblings on reading
• Craig-Moffat EDP identifies diversification as a primary goal
• Mining association files motion to reconsider Xcel plans
• On the Record for Jan. 20, 2011
• Lineup changes key Bulldogs win
• MCHS assembly promotes good choices, seatbelt usage
• Datebook for Jan. 20, 2011
• Briefs for Jan. 20, 2011: Literacy Carnival set for today
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 20, 2011: Worried about husband's drinking
• Horoscope for Jan. 20, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 20, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 20, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 20, 2011
• Moffat County Commissioner talks new lobbying approach
• On the Record for Jan. 19, 2011
• Bulldogs wrestlers drop season's 1st dual home meet to Palisade
• Michelle Balleck: Dancing, riding & reading
• Diamonds & Spurs, aka ‘adult prom,’ sells out
• Craig man sentenced to prison for drug offense
• Sports Briefs: Local youths place in snocross event
• Briefs for Jan. 19, 2011: Oil and gas update on EDP agenda
• Datebook for Jan. 19, 2011
• Ray Beck and Bryce Jacobson: ‘Great way to give back’
• Pamela Kinder, M.D.: Move creating confusion
• Editorial: Get the word out
• Horoscope for Jan. 19, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 19, 2011: Distrustful of defensive wife
• Comics for Jan. 19, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 19, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 19, 2011
• Craig councilor announces mayoral bid
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Green Hornet’ flies askew as action comedy
• CNCC appoints new president
• Craig Chamber launching new group for young professionals
• On the Record for Jan. 18, 2011
• MCTA moving forward with marketing survey
• Two Moffat County swimmers, relay teams qualify at Jeffco Invitational for state competition
• DOW hopes to mitigate elk, rancher encounters
• Briefs for Jan. 18, 2011: Cancer support group gathering Tuesday at Rehab Services
• Datebook for Jan. 18, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 18, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 18, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 18, 2011
• Horoscope for Jan. 18, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 18, 2011: My father's touching is annoying
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Yogi Bear’: Not quite smarter than average family film
• On the Record for Jan. 17, 2011
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 17, 2011
• Family-themed event draws local residents to Yampa River State Park’s annual Ski and Skate
• My Life, My Words: Donna Adrian — ‘Never scared to work’
• Bulldog sports for Jan 17, 2011
• MCHS girls basketball tames Huskies
• MCHS boys basketball team wins 1st league game, 60-55
• Moffat County business leaders meet with governor
• 2 Moffat County organizations find synergy in respective projects
• Local residents react positively to Craig-centered program on Altitude TV
• Briefs for Jan. 17, 2011: Library board meeting today
• Datebook for Jan. 17, 2011
• Stephen Ghirardelli: ‘Feeling a little cheated’
• Kerrie Clarke: A bad 1st impression
• Heidi Cardenas: Too cold for recess
• H. Neal Glanville: Life lessons of the bucket
• Aging Well: Instructors cite soothing, challenging benefits of water exercise
• Horoscope for Jan. 17, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 17, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 17, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 17, 2011: Had it with in-laws
• MCHS girls basketball rides strong 2nd half to victory, 43-31
• Turnovers cost MCHS boys in 55-43 loss
• Over a Cup:A soup for cold days and nights
• Diane Prather: County ag organizations setting 2011 agendas
• Respect, dignity, care for families new coroner’s top priorities
• BLM official leaves for national job
• Veteran's Hotline: Rifle veterans home staying open
• Amanda Carrico: ‘No one’s perfect’
• Marvin Cattoor: Kendall owed apology
• Ron and Lois Stoffle: Thanks for coming
• Editorial: System failure
• Briefs for Jan. 15. 2011: Next concert association performance Jan. 20
• Datebook for Jan. 15, 2011
• Government update for Jan. 15
• Horoscope for Jan. 15, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 15, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 15, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 15, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 15, 2011: Torn between husband and daughter
• School district outlines policy for winter weather conditions
• Tri-State controls take step forward
• Andy Bockelman: ‘True Grit’: A dusty dirty, dominant Western remake
• On the Record for Jan. 14, 2011
• Candidate for CNCC president Russell George reintroduces himself to Craig community
• United Way campaign raises $498K in Moffat County
• Bulldogs club hockey learns from 15-0 blowout
• Local fuel gauge for Jan. 14, 2011
• Planning and Zoning Commission meeting agenda
• Craig women’s hockey team looks to improve on season
• Dinosaur man pleads guilty in accidental shooting
• Jim Blevins: An attack on America
• Janet Sheridan: Pursuing beauty
• H. Neal Glanville: The results are your answer
• Susie Coleman: Thanks for the help
• Elberta Cochran: ‘Something to think over’
• Briefs for Jan. 14, 2011: Park’s Ski and Skate all day Saturday
• Datebook for Jan. 14, 2011
• How’s that working out for you?
• Comics for Jan. 14, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 14, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 14, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 14, 2011: Needing excitement in my marriage
• Horoscope for Jan. 14, 2011
• First baby of new year arrives at The Memorial Hospital in Craig
• Craig City Council seats, mayor’s position on April’s municipal ballot
• On the Record for Jan. 13, 2011
• Moffat County Commission delays safety center negotiations
• Red Dogs hockey team goes 0-2-2 in tourney that included younger players
• Comics for Jan. 13, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 13, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 13, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 13, 2011: Am I being strung along?
• Horoscope for Jan. 13, 2011
• Datebook for Jan. 13, 2011
• Briefs for Jan. 13, 2011: Community forum today to meet CNCC presidential candidate
• Andy Bockelman: ‘The Tourist’: Not worth the price of a passport
• On the Record for Jan. 12, 2011
• MCHS boys basketball team can’t hang with Grand Junction, fall 70-37
• Turnovers, slow start bite Bulldogs in loss
• New members appointed to TMH Board
• New Moffat County elected officials sworn in
• Real estate transactions for December 2010
• Joanne Palmer: An argument for the basic, everyday checklist
• Datebook for Jan. 12, 2011
• EDP director outlines growth plan to city council
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 12, 2011
• Briefs for Jan. 12, 2011: Dinner to benefit St. Michael’s Kitchen
• Editorial: Snowplow salute
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Learning my capacity
• Interfaith Food Bank volunteers: Volunteers work hard
• Charles Erick: ‘Apologies’ to Kendall
• Weber Family: Thanks for the support
• Crossword for Jan. 12, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 12, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 12, 2011: Scared by husband's anger
• Horoscope for Jan. 12, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 12, 2011
• Michelle Balleck: Inside or out this weekend — your pick
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Moffat County boys hoops team seeking to snap losing streak
• Bulldogs fall in the fourth
• On the Record for Jan. 11, 2011
• Reception in Craig honors outgoing CEO
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Black Swan’: A beautiful dance with dark movements
• Comics for Jan. 11, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 11, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 11, 2011
• Horoscope for Jan. 11, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 11, 2011: Scared after a break-in
• Briefs for Jan. 11, 2011: School Accountability Committee meetings today
• Datebook for Jan. 11, 2011
• Bulldog wrestlers win big in Vegas
• On the Record for Jan. 10, 2011
• YVEA: Fault cause of today’s power outage in Craig
• VNA names acting chief executive officer
• MCHS boys fall in league opener
• Sports Spotlight: Tiarra Schroeder
• Veterans Hotline: New VA committee chairman against adding costs to veterans
• Craig Daily Press launches Whittle the Wood website
• My Life, My Words: Peggy Tabor — A matter of teamwork
• Assistant superintendent reflects on Moffat County School district’s performance scores
• Ex-Craig law enforcement officer impressed with Dateline special
• Bulldog Sports for Jan. 10
• MCHS girls’ rally falls short as Demons win at the end
• Briefs: Accountability meetings next week
• Datebook for Jan. 10, 2011
• Charles Erick: ‘Shame on you’
• David A. Lien: Sportsmen back DOW
• H. Neal Glanville: Bitter trips of the tongue
• Dick Prosence: Let states run education
• Mike Albee: Insurance to blame, too
• Comics for Jan. 10, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 10, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 10, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 10, 2011: Daughter taking advantage of living situation
• Moffat County officials to be sworn into office next week
• Craig resident teaching sign language to hearing and hearing-impaired
• Craig resident rediscovers crocheting despite blindness
• Leonard twice qualifies for state meet in MCHS swim team victory
• Government update for Jan. 8
• Bulldogs seeking experience at Vegas tourney
• Craig-area Vietnam veteran preserves experience in journal for family
• Craig Briefs: Participants sought for Artwalk
• Datebook for Jan. 8, 2011
• Amanda Carrico: ‘Did nothing illegal’
• Barry Barnes: ‘A valuable service’
• Editorial: Set sights on diversification
• Cheer team fundraier slated in Craig
• Annie's Mailbox for Jan. 8, 2011: Don't rule out infections with children's rubbing
• Horoscope for Jan. 8, 2011
• Comics for Jan. 8, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 8, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 8, 2011
• DOW to draft den hunting regulation
• On the Record for Jan. 7, 2011
• First Friday Artwalk features new work from Steamboat fixture Laura Wait
• Hayden Town Council approves airport liquor license
• Moffat County’s 1st female assessor reflects on service
• Shoe Program reaches milestone
• Local fuel gauge for Jan. 7, 2011
• YVEA: Raven behind Craig power outage
• Craig Fire/Rescue welcomes new recruits
• CMS students collect more than 4,000 pounds during annual drive
• Sports Spotlight: Chet Harvey
• Craig man’s drug case pushed to next week
• Dateline NBC special featuring Craig, Moffat County slated for tonight
• Red Dogs hockey loses close battle with league rival
• Sports Briefs for Jan. 7, 2011: MCHS varsity swimming team hosting home meet today
• Moffat County Jail: Program needs bikes
• Janet Sheridan: Wow, it’s cold
• Briefs for Jan. 7, 2011: Memorial service today for resident
• Datebook for Jan. 7, 2011
• Greg Roberts, MD: ‘Lucky to live in Craig’
• Horoscope for Jan. 7, 2011
• Crossword for Jan. 7, 2011
• Sudoku for Jan. 7, 2011
• YVEA: Raven behind power outage in Craig
• On the Record for Jan. 6, 2011
• Moffat County officials to be sworn into office next week
• Detective Kenney wins Advocates award
• Datebook for Jan. 6
• Craig Briefs: Free sign language class starts today
• Andy Bockelman: Newest ‘Fockers’ offers little in terms of laughs
• MCHS boys basketball team struggles inside in 58-32 loss
• Comics for Thursday, January 6, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox: Pushing grads for a stronger future
• Horoscope for Thursday, January 6, 2011
• Crossword for Thursday, January 6, 2011
• Sudoku for Thursday, January 6, 2011
• 30 moose spotted in Routt County
• Colorado coal industry representatives plan to increase lobbying after tough year
• Hayden Town Council to consider liquor license for airport eatery
• Colorado coal industry representatives plan to increase lobbying after tough year
• Hayden girls hoops opens 2011 with win
• On the Record for Jan. 5, 2011
• Local organization, business donate to improve MCHS audio
• 3 snowmobilers withstand frigid elements for a night on Black Mountain
• CNCC targets top pick for school president
• Man who assaulted sheriff deputy sentenced to prison
• Longhorns rush past MCHS Bulldogs
• Michelle Balleck: R&R in the new year
• Moffat County real estate transactions for October, November 2011
• Craig resident eyes building greenhouse, hydroponic food company
• Moffat County Tourism Association board meeting agenda for Jan. 5
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Gulliver’s Travels’ is agreeably silly fantasy
• Craig Briefs: Literacy Carnival set for Jan. 20
• Datebook for Jan. 5
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Looking forward to my new year
• Editorial: Sorting senator’s priorities
• Sports Briefs: BCA Pool League week 14 scores
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman sick of husband’s ex
• Horoscope for Jan. 5
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Club 20 leader to become next DOLA director
• On the Record for Jan. 4, 2011
• Craig resident eyes building greenhouse, hydroponic food company
• Craig Briefs: Volunteers needed to plan 2011 Relay for Life
• Datebook for Jan. 4
• Comics for Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Crossword for Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Sudoku for Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Horoscope for Tuesday, January 4, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox: Looking to make a summer fling longterm
• Jean White appointed to state senate
• Bulldogs down 8 at half
• On the Record for Jan. 3, 2011
• Former Moffat County Commissioner vying for senate seat
• Fire damages shop in Craig
• Craig resident recognized in national quilting magazine
• Sports Spotlight: Trevor Hume
• Bulldogs hockey falls to Kremmling
• Bulldog sports for Jan. 3
• Senior Spotlight for Jan. 3
• Craig Briefs: High school PAC to meet today
• Datebook for Jan. 3
• H. Neal Glanville: Don’t send it to the stupids
• Horoscope for Jan. 3
• Annie's Mailbox: Man worried about marriage
• Fire damages detail shop in Craig
• Moffat County sports year in review
• Craig resident wins big in horse riding competition
• Moffat County school board president reflects on 2010 accomplishments, looks toward 2011
• Craig man Justin Bliss remembered for humor, kindness and helping others
• The news year that was in Craig
• Rancher's goodies for a new year
• Government update for Saturday, January 1, 2011
• Briefs for Saturday, January 1, 2011
• Horoscope for Saturday, January 1, 2011
• Annie's Mailbox: Daughter-in-law is a mess
• BCS games ring in the New Year
• Over a cup of coffee for Saturday, January 1, 2011
• Moffat County Commissioner, Mathers encouraged to consider Senate seat
• Glanville: The normal side raises his hand
• Rogers: Christmas charity could be better organized
• Blevins: Call for boycott is unsettling
• Low to no heat
• Briefs for Friday, December 31, 2010
• ‘Offended by injustice:’ book published about Craig area
• Horoscope for Friday, December 31, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox for Friday, December 31, 2010
• Craig golf course revenue declines in 2010
• Fuel gauge for Friday, December 31, 2010
• Craig Kum & Go addressing ‘minor fuel problem’
• Bowling for victories
• Services set for Craig man Justin Bliss
• Andy Bockelman: My top film entries of the year — part 1
• Janet Sheridan: Worthwhile resolutions
• On the Record for Dec. 31, 2010
• Craig Chamber of Commerce awarded $11K for Marcia Car maintenance
• Red Dogs reap benefits from youth, experience in Craig
• Oil and gas permits dip for 5th straight year in Moffat County
• TMH Board approves $45K recruitment incentive
• 2 seats up for grabs on The Memorial Hospital Board
• On the Record for Dec. 30
• Sports Briefs: American Poolplayers Association finishes season
• EJ Bunk: Thank you for helping
• Craig Briefs: New Year’s Eve bingo slated
• Datebook for Dec. 30
• Richard Doran: McConnell the right man
• Student News: Robert Syverston
• Annie's Mailbox: Daughter wants mom to stop bad-mouthing dad
• Horoscope for Dec. 30
• On the right track
• On the Record for Dec. 30, 2010
• Craig man dies in early morning highway incident
• Craig man accidentally shoots himself
• Hoops tradition thriving at Little Snake River Valley
• Wendy Reynolds returning to Craig to take over BLM's Little Snake office
• Craig City Council pauses on deer issue
• MCHS swimmers solid this season, preparing for home meet
• John Kinkaid: Citizen involvement key
• Editorial: Roster thinner, but not bare
• Craig Briefs: County commission meeting Thursday
• Datebook for Dec. 29
• Denise Rogers: Plow makes it worse
• Kent Ketchum: Thanks for the support
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for Dec. 29
• Annie's Malbox: Woman sick of mean stepfather
• Horoscope for Dec. 29
• Craig man dies in early morning incident
• ‘The Fighter’ is a knockout sports drama
• On the Record for Dec. 29, 2010
• DA hires Craig native as new investigator
• Broncos sticking with Tebow for season finale
• County commission to interview board candidates
• Bad Dogs learn hard work on, off the mat in Moffat County
• Datebook for Dec. 28
• Senior Spotlight for Dec. 28
• On the Record for Dec. 28
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Traditions trump recipes
• Moffat County Tourism Association Board special meeting agenda for Dec. 28
• Craig Briefs: VNA preparing to launch program
• 2 familiar names surface as possible replacement for Sen. Al White
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for Dec. 28
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman concerned for friend
• Horoscope for Dec. 28
• District attorney hires new investigator
• On the Record for Dec. 28, 2010
• My Life, My Words: Rodney Klimper — Providing all the pieces for a home
• MCHS wrestlers eye Vegas tourney
• Sports Spotlight: Nike Cleverly
• Moffat County program aims to prepare students for workforce
• Changes coming to Moffat Family Clinic
• Business Beat: New business opens in Craig
• TMH: Hand washing key in battling winter bugs
• On the Record for Dec. 27
• Moffat County Commission agenda for Dec. 28
• Trish Snyder: What Christmas means
• H. Neal Glanville: Post-traumatic Santa stress
• Craig Briefs: Volunteers needed for Relay for Life
• Datebook for Dec. 27
• Aging Well: Community spelling bee to highlight senior programs
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried about daughter
• Horoscope for Dec. 27
• Moffat County church leaders bring varying messages of hope, love and faith this holiday season
• 8th-grade students uncover potential energy savings at CMS
• MCHS boys hoops team seeking to improve 1-6 record
• MCHS girls basketball team working on patience in prep for WSL play
• Dead deer prompts concerns over possible mountain lion
• Local AA groups provide help during holidays
• NBA match-ups headline sports viewing options today
• Mike Knez: Leaders need to be more genuine
• Craig Briefs: Transport permit applications focus of Dec. 30 meeting
• datebook for Dec. 25
• Moffat County Commission meeting agenda for Dec. 30
• Annie's Mailbox: Tokens of Appreciation on Christmas
• Horoscope for Dec. 25
• CMS girls preparing for season
• Sports Briefs: Taft Cleverly
• St. Michael’s Kitchen dishes out holiday dinner, approaching 1-year anniversary
• Church services set for Friday and Saturday in Moffat County
• Over a Cup: A casserole tailored for Christmas
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Tron’ is dynamite digital adventure
• Few grievances aired during Festivus in Craig despite capacity crowd
• Craig Briefs: Awareness sessions slated for Jan. 7
• H. Neal Glanville: Crazed hippies doin’ Ajax
• Janet Sheridan: A Christmas pageant
• Rose Williams: Thank you for helping
• Sports Briefs: Snowmobile, cash awarded to raffle winners
• Annie's Mailbox: Husband fighting with stepson
• Horoscope for Dec. 24
• On the Record for Dec. 23, 2010
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Tron’ is dynamite digital adventure
• Sports Spotlight: Megan Swedberg
• Moffat County baseball product reflects on season
• Colorado Mining Association files against PUC, plans more
• Craig Briefs: Governor orders flags lowered
• Datebook for Dec. 23
• Pat Pearce: Thanks for the support
• Sports Briefs: Cougar Bantam hockey team splits doubleheader
• Annie's Mailbox: Mother wants kids’ feud to end
• Horoscope for Dec. 23
• Michelle Balleck: Christmas is here & so is Festivus
• On the Record for Dec. 22, 2010
• Craig Daily Press helps local children get their requests to Santa
• Carelli’s bringing Festivus of ‘Seinfeld’ fame to Craig
• Moffat County residents testify in favor of Tri-State controls
• Ribbon-cutting commemorates new Moffat County Ice Arena equipment
• Case against alleged sex offender in Moffat County continued
• Conditions prompt Craig, Moffat County agencies to focus on roads, motorists
• CJ Walt hat trick keeps Moffat County Club Hockey team undefeated
• Craig Briefs: VNA hosting Celebration of Life
• Datebook for Dec. 22
• Darlene Moore: A good organization
• Loretta Miesner: ‘Thank you, Kiwanis’
• Wendy McKee: Thanks for plowing
• Editorial: Avoiding the trappings of Christmasmania
• Annie's Mailbox: Lack of e-mail manners bugs woman
• Horoscope for Dec. 22
• Al White to head Colorado Tourism Office
• Craig Daily Press adds newsroom staffers
• Andy Bockelman: Both offbeat, mainstream films help make Xmas merry
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• On the Record for Dec. 21, 2010
• MCHS seniors inspired by tourney
• Moffat County teen’s holiday lights shine bright downtown, at home
• Latest stats reveal rise in county jobless rate
• Jordan Rollins: Solving the problem
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Memories behind ornaments
• Bulldog Sports for Dec. 21
• Craig Briefs: Permit applications focus of upcoming meeting
• Datebook for Dec. 21
• Margaret Culverwell: Seniors grateful for gifts
• John Burke: Help with hearing aids
• H. Neal Glanville: Tickle Me Elmo, and season’s miracles
• Annie's Mailbox: Man concerned about fiance’s past
• Horoscope for Dec. 21
• Storm blocking flights from YVRA
• Latest stats reveal rise in Moffat County unemployment
• Two-point quarter dooms MCHS varsity boys hoops team
• On the Record for Dec. 20, 2010
• Full-court press propels MCHS girls to win
• My Life, My Words: Alicia Longan
• Business Beat: New year to bring exciting changes to Craig Daily Press
• Broadcast news: TV special featuring Craig to air next month on Altitude TV
• Decking the halls: Kids get creative at third annual Christmas for Kids event at Wyman Museum in Craig
• Sports Spotlight: Amber Forquer
• Sports Briefs for Monday, December 20, 2010
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Love and Other Drugs’ is good medicine
• Datebook for Monday, December 20, 2010
• Briefs for Monday, December 20, 2010
• Horoscope for Monday, December 20, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: The right medicine for a mentally ill sibling?
• Rosemary Potter: Consider Life
• David Burns: Wishing Craig a Merry Christmas
• Aging Well: Instructors help pave way for better health
• MCHS students hosting craft show to raise money for trip to Europe
• Craig family credits growth to Horizon’s Specialized Services
• 4 Bulldogs survive 1st day of Warrior Classic
• Halftime adjustments work in MCHS girls' favor
• Sports Spotlight: Wyatt Villa
• Bear kill prompts rule consideration in Moffat County
• Government update for Dec. 18
• Over a Cup: Thumbprint Cookies a festive Christmas treat
• Diane Prather: A comprehensive community Christmas card
• Craig resident eyes revamping track to boost area tourism
• Craig Briefs: Craft show slated for today at MCHS
• Datebook for Dec. 18
• Members of the Interfaith Food Bank: Thanks for donating
• Betty Lackey: Not a courageous act
• Dwayne and Donna Lougee: Thanks for the luncheon
• Library board meeting agenda for Dec. 20
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried about marriage
• Horoscope for Dec. 18
• Bulldogs girls basketball team wins by double digits
• Bulldogs lose in blowout
• On the Record for Dec. 17, 2010
• Andy Bockelman: New ‘Narnia’ entry treads shallower waters
• Little Snake River Valley football coach earns postseason honor
• Craig Middle School drama students perform annual holiday play Wednesday
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 17
• MCHS hoops teams lose in Palisade
• Environmental reps discuss economic benefits of protected lands, ecotourism in Moffat County
• Local governments continue safety center talks
• Pat Jones: A Christmas question
• Craig Briefs: Volunteers needed to plan Relay for Life
• Datebook for Dec. 17
• William Ronis: Avoiding a new disaster
• H. Neal Glanville: Carpe diem, and stay to the light
• Sports Briefs: Bulldogs club hockey blanks Steamboat
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried for estranged relatives
• Horoscope for Dec. 17
• Airport concessions close
• Janet Sheridan: Blessed moments
• On the Record for Dec. 16, 2010
• Moffat County School District to receive $1.3 million windfall
• MCHS swimming places 5th in Junction
• Craig Briefs: Fundraiser for fire victims Friday
• Datebook for Dec. 16
• Caroling committee: Thanks for the support
• Annie's Mailbox: Man afraid to risk friendship
• Horoscope for Dec. 16
• Congressman-elect talks with Moffat County Commission
• Michelle Balleck: Stock up — last weekend to shop
• Annual Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot in Craig draws 19 youths
• On the Record for Dec. 15, 2010
• Dateline NBC takes an interest in Craig for upcoming special
• Bulldogs club hockey team downs Telluride in weekend doubleheader
• MCHS wrestling team takes 1st at Union Duals
• Craig City Council, Moffat County Commission agree to Geokinetics survey
• Moffat County School Board updated on ELL program
• Editorial: So long, governor
• Craig Briefs: CMS drama students performing today
• Datebook for Dec. 15
• Karen Vassek: Reindeer scared of Craig
• Danny Griffith: A taste of ‘smart pills’
• Lawrence L. Sober: We need to diversify
• Annie's Mailbox: Mother-in-law sick of argument
• Horoscope for Dec. 15
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• On the Record for Dec. 14, 2010
• New Tri-State controls proposed for Craig station
• Moffat County resident finds salvation in publishing 1st book
• MCHS boys hoops comes back to beat GJ Central
• MCHS girls varsity hoops team sprints to 65-24 win over Grand Junction Central
• Bulldog Sports for Dec. 14
• Governor slated to visit Steamboat Springs
• Senior Spotlight for Dec. 14
• David DeRose: Thank you, COMA
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: ‘Keystone or bust’
• Craig Briefs: Children’s activities slated at museum
• Datebook for Dec. 14
• EDP Board meeting agenda for Dec. 14
• James B. Mense: Maybe legal, not ethical
• Britni Alexander: ‘A+ for a job well done’
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman having trust issues
• Horoscope for Dec. 14
• Hayden's Ray Birch accepts Routt County undersheriff position
• Moffat County girls basketball team begins home slate tonight
• Moffat County boys hoops team looking for first win
• On the Record for Dec. 13, 2010
• Horoscope for Monday, December 13, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox for Monday, December 13, 2010
• Aging Well: Easy gift ideas for older family, friends
• Datebook for Monday, December 13, 2010
• Briefs for Monday, December 13, 2010
• Fire tax efforts begin to form in Steamboat
• Scotia Pepping: Way to reduce deer and help others
• Sports Spotlight: Mariah Bangs
• Craig physical therapist forms cancer support group
• Craig Rotary Club to mentor children in reading
• Law enforcement, community gather in Steamboat to remember Sgt. Dale Coyner
• Girls hoops takes seventh, boys eighth in Steamboat tourney
• Glanville: Moral for the season
• My Life, My Words: Frank Morton
• True blues: Passion for blues guitar runs deep for Craig father and son
• Christmas for Kids and Christmas for Seniors still accepting donations
• Dinosaur fire department receives fire truck from Craig business
• CMS’ intervention/enrichment period seeing results
• Winners announced for Boxers & Bras contest in Craig
• MCHS Girls hoops outsized by Castle View
• Diane Prather: Promoting learning the 4-H way
• Over a Cup: Potato casseroles to warm you up
• Lawrence Sober: Tired of ‘Muslim rights’
• Bob and Karen Snavley: Thanks for great service
• Marge Forbes, Phyllis Myers, Debbie Wellman and Robin Hamill: Thank you for helping
• Editorial: Weathering the storm
• Government update for Dec. 11
• Sports Briefs: Yampa Valley APA league standings
• Craig Briefs: Arts and Crafts Show this weekend
• Datebook for Dec. 11
• MCHS Student Council Advisors Heather Fross and DeLaine Brown: Donations appreciated
• Steamboat hospital buys CT scanner
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman upset with husband’s mooching family
• Horoscope for Dec. 11
• On the Record for Dec. 10, 2010
• Craig resident opens store specializing in metaphysical healing
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 10
• MCHS boys, girls varsity hoops teams lose at Steamboat tourney
• TMH Board approves 3-year strategic plan
• The Rev. Leonard Browning: Reason for the season
• Parade of Museums set for Dec. 18 starting in Craig
• Craig Briefs: Permit applications focus of meeting
• Datebook for Dec. 10
• Ryan Hampton: Hunting takes skill
• Lorna Tunks: Bullying is disrespectful
• Marge McKenzie: Thank you for helping
• Land Use Board meeting agenda for Dec. 10
• Annie's Mailbox: Addict wants help
• Horoscope for Dec. 10
• Hayden raises water rates, appoints mayor
• COMA in Craig has final meeting before disbanding
• Craig Red Dogs win Wyoming tourney for second consecutive year
• Andy Bockelman: ‘127 Hours’ is harrowing tale of survival, self-discovery
• H. Neal Glanville: Stupidity incurable
• Janet Sheridan: Adventures on Rabbit Ears
• On the Record for Dec. 9, 2010
• Elks to sponsor annual basketball contest
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Morning Glory’: Not the best part of waking up
• DOW responds to Craig mayor Don Jones
• MCHS student picked for program, awarded $5,000 scholarship
• Sports Spotlight: Tyler Paxton
• Craig Middle School 8th-grade hoops wins districts
• Craig Briefs: TMH Board slated for special meeting
• Datebook for Dec. 9
• Kristy A. Miner: Health records private
• Joe Gallegos: ‘Appease everyone’
• Craig Briefs: Craig BCA Pool League weekly score update
• Horoscope for Dec. 9
• Annie's Mailbox: Cheating hubby has woman torn
• Joe DeAngelo turns down Routt County undersheriff job
• Head-on crash on U.S. 40 leaves one critical
• PUC talks Xcel cost recovery
• Michelle Balleck: The weekend to get in the spirit
• On the Record for Dec. 8, 2010
• Craig case sent to District Court
• Hayden to consider water rate increase
• Search and Rescue responds to stuck hunters
• Moffat County Commissioners fire back at governor’s H.B. 10-1365 endorsement
• MCHS swimming qualifies 2 for state
• Craig man bound for district court
• Donations accepted today for Colorado Gives Day
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society meeting Monday
• Datebook for Dec. 8
• Editorial: Safety center ceasefire
• Lawrence Sober: ‘At war with Islam’
• John Williams: Leaders need to lead
• Sports Briefs: Zirkle named to All-Colorado cross-country team
• Annie's Mailbox: Daughter being bullied
• Horoscope for Dec. 8
• On the Record for Dec. 6, 2010
• ‘Maybe we lost’: PUC examining Xcel coal plans today, ruling could come soon
• Cool head turned circus head
• ‘Thanks, Mr. Glanville’
• Sports Spotlight
• Annie's Mailbox
• Horoscope
• Aging Well
• Datebook
• In brief
• My Life, My Words
• New Restaurant
• MCHS hoops team takes second in tourney
• On the record
• For the family
• Company, residents discuss possible survey project
• Giving Trees now up at Kmart and Murdoch's
• Craig resident nabs 703-pound bear, possible state record
• Boys & Girls Club of Craig names 2010 People of the Year
• VFW essay contest winners unveiled at Craig Middle School
• Girls basketball loses season opener, 38-35
• Seismograph company hosting Q&A session in Craig
• Agency warns public about pharmaceutical scam
• On the Record for Dec. 4
• Over a Cup: Recipes ripe for the season
• Diane Prather: Tips for a safe Christmas
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Unstoppable’ doesn’t quit being entertaining
• Craig City Council: Background on the safety center issue
• Jade Wilhite: Pink Ladies wonderful
• Joby, Trent, Abigail and Taya Told: Thanks, Dr. Hepworth
• John Kinkaid: Make ‘our voices heard’
• Ron Kruczek: Deal with gas prices
• Datebook for Dec. 4
• Craig Briefs: Community invited to go caroling
• Government update for Dec. 4
• Sports Briefs: Aurora student named state’s top football player
• Horoscope for Dec. 4
• Ski area officials refute pat-down stories
• On the Record for Dec. 3, 2010
• Stove causes house fire in Craig
• Local fuel gauge for Dec. 3
• Boys freshmen hoops loses to Rifle
• Sports Spotlight: Riley Johnston
• Ducks Unlimited set to host annual fundraiser Sunday
• The Rev. Karen Gibson: A time of preparation
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Tangled’: A fairy tale with few split ends
• Datebook for Dec. 3
• H. Neal Glanville: Falling into a common sense coma
• Erik Plate: ‘ER will run you dry’
• Craig Briefs: MCTA hosting meeting today
• Toni Marshall: Thank you, TMH staff
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried about father
• Horoscope for Dec. 3
• On the Record for Dec. 2, 2010
• Tonight’s presentation in Craig to address depression, suicide
• Janet Sheridan: A home improvement
• Craig female hockey players fit in with mostly male teams
• Cowboy Christmas set for Saturday
• Presentations from suicide survivor, filmmaker aimed at Craig community
• Michelle Balleck: Jam-packed weekend of seasonal celebrations
• Horoscope for Dec. 2
• St. Michaels: Thank you for support
• Wells family: Thank you for caring
• Sports Briefs: Undefeated 8th-grade hoops ready for tourney
• Craig Briefs: American Legion hosts bingo Saturday
• Datebook for Dec. 2
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman fighting with parents
• The Memorial Hospital Board authorizes CEO to hire Kinder
• On the Record for Dec. 1, 2010
• Craig Daily Press announces upcoming changes
• Moffat County Clerk-elect Lila Herod rejoins office staff after 8-month absence
• Former MCHS coach, AD to lead freshmen hoops team
• Government update for Dec. 1
• Sports Briefs: Elks to host annual Hoop Shoot Contest
• Editorial: Honoring a hero
• Max S. Snare: ‘Stay in good, old Craig’
• Ron and Betty Gorbet: ‘Are you people serious?’
• Craig Briefs: Coat hand-outs set for Craig, Dinosaur
• Datebook for Dec. 1
• October unemployment hits 9.2 percent in Routt County
• Hayden tree fundraiser is Sunday
• Annie's Mailbox: Pregnancy puts woman in bind
• Horoscope for Dec. 1
• MCHS student council requests addresses for active-duty soldiers
• Moffat County Commission wants safety center talks to continue
• On the Record for Nov. 30, 2010
• Student News: Mary K. ‘Katy’ Gray
• Moffat County unemployment drops slightly
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 30
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Thankful for the memories
• Early hunting license numbers fall in Moffat County
• Sports Spotlight: Sitclali Navarez
• Carol Wilson: Thanks, all who helped
• Pat Pearce: Thanks for the support
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 30
• Datebook for Nov. 30
• Craig Briefs: Flags to be lowered in honor of deputy
• Kellogg trial date likely to be pushed back
• Annie's Mailbox: Man frustrated with messy wife
• Horoscope for Nov. 30
• Moffat County unemployment drops slightly
• CNCC president leaving
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Tangled’: A fairy tale with few split ends
• On the Record for Nov. 29, 2010
• Sports Spotlight
• Aging Well: Calendar Journal offers motivation for all
• Annie's Mailbox
• My brother, prince of the pranks
• Horoscope
• Veterans Hotline: An assistance group comes ‘Out of the Shadows’
• MCHS Student Council takes a break from this year’s agenda
• Diane Prather: A farmer or rancher’s Christmas list
• Craig-area residents flood stores for Black Friday, but economy could weigh on spending
• Security measures from 2008 school bond fully operational in Moffat County
• Craig resident Les Shirkey bowls 3rd perfect game
• Bowling over the competition in Craig
• Government update for Nov. 27
• Craig Briefs: Variety Show slated to begin Dec. 3
• Datebook for Nov. 27
• Editorial: Give a little, get a lot back
• Kerrie Clarke: Please be aware
• Jim Blevins: ‘War is not the answer’
• Sports Briefs: Craig BCA Pool League weekly score update
• Black Friday with a Steamboat twist
• Annie's Mailbox: Siblings’ weight worries woman
• Horoscope for Nov. 27
• Veterans Hotline: An assistance group comes ‘Out of the Shadows’
• On the Record for Nov. 26, 2010
• Highway in Craig to be formally dedicated to Medal of Honor recipient
• St. Michael’s Thanksgiving dinner in Craig celebrates fellowship
• Legislators talk plans for upcoming session
• Red Dogs hockey team member pulls double duty in Craig
• Sports Spotlight: Brittany Walker
• Secretary Salazar appoints Craig residents to BLM advisory board
• TMH agenda for Nov. 26
• On The Record for Nov. 26
• Andy Bockelman: Fall movie selections that aren’t quite so holiday
• Andy and Karol Bullen: 'Childish argument'
• Datebook for Nov. 26
• Craig Briefs: Preparations underway for John Jarvie Winter Festival
• Janet Sheridan: My father, the giant
• H. Neal Glanville: A chat with Mr. Weak Side
• Bill Snare: deer good for tourism
• Kenny Burch: Deer not a problem
• Sports Briefs: No league play for Craig BCA Pool League on Sunday, Monday
• Stubborn dad concerns woman
• Horoscope for Nov. 26
• Baumgardner, White gear up for state legislative session
• Bad Dogs take home 11 top finishes at tourney
• Craig Mayor sends deer letter to DOW
• Craig Balloon Fest committee to explore expansion
• Michelle Balleck: Gobble, gobble & ho, ho, ho
• Members of Moffat County community thankful for many things this year
• Andy Bockelman: Fall movie selections that aren’t quite so holiday
• Craig Briefs: Craig coffee party meeting Saturday
• Datebook for Nov. 25
• Chris, Brenda and Travis Walsh: Thanks for the support
• The Ketchum family: Thanks for kind wishes
• Annie's Mailbox: Much to be thankful for
• Horoscope for Nov. 25
• On the Record for Nov. 24, 2010
• Sports Spotlight: Larissa Grammer
• Moffat County Commission OKs mineral sale bids
• Editorial: The right reasons
• Over a Cup: A couple of Thanksgiving recipe favorites
• Craig City Council declines Moffat County's safety center offer
• Judge sentences escapee to 15 years in prison
• TMH chef shares easy, healthy holiday appetizer recipes
• Craig Briefs: Upcoming banquet to include auctions
• Datebook for Nov. 24
• Illena Updike: Solution for deer issue
• Bob Grubb: Article ‘hit the spot’
• Sports Briefs: Yampa Valley APA league standings
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman fed up with step-son’s lifestyle, treatment of dad
• Horoscope for Nov. 24
• Bulldogs receive gridiron honors
• County makes city offer on Moffat County Public Safety Center space
• On the Record for Nov. 23, 2010
• Secretary Salazar appoints Craig residents to BLM advisory board
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 23
• Suicide risk higher during holiday season
• Suicide prevention event aims to reach students, Craig community
• Puck Ewes hockey falls to 0-3
• Bulldog sports for Nov. 23
• Craig Briefs: Honor Flight seeks veterans for trip
• Datebook for Nov. 23
• Karen Vassek: No ‘problem’ with deer
• Bad Dog Wrestling: Thanks for the support
• Annie's Mailbox: Grandmother upset
• Craig deer committee wants more information
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Due Date’ a familiar road movie with good guffaws
• On the Record for Nov. 22, 2010
• Wiggins wants investigator Joe DeAngelo as his undersheriff
• Sports Spotlight: Austin Gabbert
• Sports briefs: Football team awards banquet set for tonight
• H. Neal Glanville: Lems-fertile and trips to Planet Stupid
• Datebook for Nov. 22
• Christmas tree permits now on sale
• Craig Briefs: Upcoming banquet to include dinner, auctions
• Business Beat: Capture your family’s holiday moment
• Lighting the Way
• My Life, My Words
• CMS basketball teams top Steamboat, Rangely
• Thanksgiving Sunday
• Sports Spotlight: Emily Kendall
• Moffat County mulls revamping track
• ‘Sound’ soars on stage in Moffat County
• Craig-area highway to be dedicated to war hero
• A dog and dialogue in Craig
• Adult learners travel to New York City on CNCC-guided trip
• David Bradshaw begins tenure as MCHS boys basketball coach
• Craig Briefs: Church to host open house at new home
• Datebook for Nov. 20
• Government update for Nov. 20
• Emily Nagle: Work towards equality
• Lila Herod: Thank you, voters
• Paul and Mona Blee: Waiting for justice
• Over a Cup: A white chili recipe from Texas
• Diane Prather: 4-H Achievement Night — part II
• Horoscope for Nov. 20
• Annie's Mailbox: Husband worried about wife’s moods
• Andy Bockelman: First half of ‘Harry Potter’ finale has viewers ready for Round 2
• On the Record for Nov. 19, 2010
• Laura Willems reaches 25-year anniversary with social services in Moffat County
• Boys, girls begin youth basketball season in Craig
• Local fuel gauge for Nov. 19
• MCHS student council organizes new student welcoming program
• Moffat County School Board addresses SAFE2TELL
• NWRAC set to meet in Grand Junction
• Craig Briefs: Honor Flight seeks veterans for trip
• Datebook for Nov. 19
• Restaurant gets ‘5 stars’
• Sports Briefs: Football team banquet set for Monday
• Annie's Mailbox: Couple concerned for grandchildren
• Horoscope for Nov. 19
• Janet Sheridan: Some lesser joys
• On the Record for Nov. 18, 2010
• Police arrest two Craig men suspected of burglary, trespassing, theft, mischief
• Northwest Colorado Council for Children and Families changes name to Connections 4 Kids
• Basketball, wrestling practices begin at Moffat County High School
• 17 local artists to sell works Saturday at The Center of Craig
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Megamind’ is hardly thought-provoking, but still a fun cartoon
• Craig city officials make safety center offer
• Northwest Colorado coal production decreasing
• Craig Briefs: Medicare updates presented Friday
• Datebook for Nov. 18
• Francisco Reina: Good work, soccer team
• Mark Parchman: Thoughts about deer
• Rachel May: Helping a good cause
• David H. Burns: Agree to disagree
• Moffat County school board agendas for Nov. 18
• Moffat County Commission meeting agenda for Nov. 18
• Sports Briefs: CMS boys basketball to play Steamboat
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife concerned over hubby’s relationship with ex
• Horoscope for Nov. 18
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Megamind’ is hardly thought-provoking, but still a fun cartoon
• Michelle Balleck: Ready yourself for the holiday rush
• On the Record for Nov. 17, 2010
• Craig city officials make safety center offer
• Basketball, wrestling practices begin at Moffat County High School
• TMH donates 2,650 pounds of food to St. Michael’s Kitchen in Craig
• Dental Coalition in Craig receives $146K in grant money
• Practices underway for MCHS girls winter sports teams
• Moffat County wants dialogue with new governor
• EDP board meeting agenda for Nov. 17
• Craig Briefs: TMH board meeting to discuss budget
• Datebook for Nov. 17
• Clarence Corriveau: Deer problem ‘solvable’
• MCHS: Thanks for participating
• Sam Seales: Thanks for the help
• Editorial: Respect part of routine
• Sports Briefs: Craig BCA Pool League weekly score update
• Horoscope for Nov. 17
• New Hayden town manager praised
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife worried about husband’s ex
• US 40 closed from Steamboat to Kremmling
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Hayden voters approve property tax by 10 votes
• On the Record for Nov. 16, 2010
• Conference for women in Craig could become annual event
• MCHS' Rusty Cox named Western Slope League soccer coach of the year
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 16
• Members appointed to deer committee in Craig
• Senior spotlight for Nov. 16
• Shirley Simpson: More important things
• Brent Barnes: Do the ‘decent thing’
• Jane Hume: Parade theme expanded
• Betty Gorbet: Not giving up on deer
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Wrong turns can be right
• Craig Briefs: Sandrock Ridge hosting craft fair
• Datebook for Nov. 16
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife suspicious of ‘emotional affair’
• Horoscope for Nov. 16
• Veteran Craig PD officer to take reins at ACET
• On the Record for Nov. 15, 2010
• Bowling for a cause in Craig
• My Life, My Words: Debbie Winder — The secret of being a grandma
• Salvation Army looking for a few good volunteers in Moffat County
• Business Beat: A little bit more local
• Craig Briefs: Newspaper seeks thankfulness pieces
• Datebook for Nov. 15
• Moffat County Libraries board meeting agenda for Nov. 15
• H. Neal Glanville: Cider or moonshine?
• Aging Well: Program empowers spirit during loss, change
• Annie's Mailbox: Teacher concerned with pupil’s behavior
• Horoscope for Nov. 15
• Hayden football falls to Wray in playoffs
• LSRV Rattlers bring state title home to Baggs, Wyo.
• Stumbling into a 2nd career
• Janet Sheridan: Opening minds, opening hearts
• Children to perform ‘Annie Jr.’ next weekend at Meeker High School auditorium
• Former area student to play college hoops
• Tri-State receives upgraded credit rating
• Veterans Hotline: VA sets new goals for veteran claims
• Over a Cup: ‘15-Minute Chicken Chili’
• Diane Prather: 4-H Achievement Night 2010 — part 1
• Joe Ence: Thank you, Kerry Moe
• Margaret Culverwell: Big act of kindness
• Editorial: Kid connection
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society extending reduced pet adoptions
• Datebook for Nov. 13
• Government update for Nov. 13
• Mike Wilson: ‘Leave the deer alone’
• Toys for Tots fundraisers aim to bring holiday cheer to Routt County
• Uptick in rushing helps lead Hayden Tigers to playoffs
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife has concerns about husband’s debts
• Horoscope for Nov. 13
• On the Record for Nov. 12, 2010
• Craig Briefs: Holiday Craft Show begins today
• Datebook for Nov. 12
• Janet Sheridan: What’s in a name?
• H. Neal Glanville: Lost marbles and common sense
• Drake Zimmerman: Killing deer ‘wrong’
• Kathi Milner: Let’s thin the heard
• Dorothy Tabor: Deer are not a problem
• Veterans Day, ceremonies have special meaning for Craig resident
• Veterans thanked with free meals Thursday in Craig
• Home starter kit trunks part of spreading message of runaway, homeless youth program in Craig
• Local fuel gauge for Nov. 12
• Linda Taylor: Earth vs. Heaven
• No. 9 Hayden welcomes No. 1 Wray for Class 1A playoff football game
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman accused of relationship with in-law
• Horoscope for Nov. 12
• Hayden senior's choice of football over baseball helps the Tigers
• Annie's Mailbox: Husband jealous of old photos
• Horoscope for Nov. 11
• Craig Briefs: Chamber mixer today at State Farm
• Datebook for Nov. 11
• Cathy Hamilton: Mom’s new boyfriend
• Vicki Barron: ‘Not impossible’ to quit
• Craig Rotary Club: Thank you, Daily Press
• Katherine Compestine: Seeing deer ‘a privilege’
• Cathy Copeland: Council should listen
• Craig Police Department hosts competition shoot
• Little Snake River Valley traveling to Laramie for state championship game
• Michelle Balleck: Kicking off the season right
• TMH in Craig celebrating one-year anniversary Friday
• Fraudulent e-mail circulating community
• On the Record for Nov. 11, 2010
• MCTA opts for part-time help instead of full-time director
• Veterans Day activities continue today in Craig
• Moffat County Libraries board meeting agenda for Nov. 11
• Hayden hires new town manager
• Joe Gallegos: No food means no deer
• Craig City Council introduces deer feeding ordinance
• Craig to establish deer committee
• COMA board votes to disband
• Tracy Mendoza named WSL’s top player, 4 others honored
• On the Record for Nov. 10, 2010
• Craig meth prevention group considering future
• Horoscope for Nov. 10
• Busy slate scheduled for Veterans Day in Craig
• Datebook for Nov. 10
• Moffat County Commission addresses state budget
• Craig Briefs: Fontenot inducted into Rotary Club
• MCTA agenda for Nov. 10
• Editorial: Wisdom from past elections
• Chuck Zulian and Pat Mosher: A ‘knowledgeable store’
• Alta Wisdom: ‘On the side of the deer’
• Tiptons: Thanks for the support
• Jean Tucker: Deer debate divisive
• William Ronis: Vote against gouging
• Ken Rice: Deer solutions exist
• Ty Reed: Restaurant ‘wonderful’
• Pat Pearce: Thank you for the help
• Duane Koukol: Fear for the deer
• Kerry Moe: Avoiding a ‘nightmare’
• Josie Burch: Deer are not a threat
• Mark Parchman: Use reason on deer issue
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: The girl who never stops kicking
• Sports Briefs: MCHS to host parent meeting Wednesday
• Datebook for Nov. 9
• Craig Briefs: Sunset fundraiser set for Thursday
• Craig resident’s passion for VWs evident in collection
• On the Record for Nov. 9, 2010
• MCHS volleyball players Roberts, Camilletti recognized
• Moffat County Commission takes action at today’s meeting
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 9
• Craig meth prevention group considering future
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife leery of husband’s friend
• Horoscope for Nov. 9
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 9
• Ron D. Velarde: Support needed for plan
• Katie Knez: Find another way
• Ron and Betty Gorbet: Help ‘stop this madness’
• Datebook for Nov. 8
• On the Record for Nov. 8
• Julie Dempster: Deer need to be moved
• Kindra Jazwick: Deer are not scary
• Rod Compton: ‘Leave the deer alone’
• Paul and Sherrie Knez: Don’t kill the deer
• New director brings focus, dedication to MCHS musical/theater group
• MCHS speech and debate team excels at home tournament
• Business Beat: Craig businesses impacting world of tires
• My Life Words: Alayna kline — Laying out the welcome mat
• Little Snake River Valley football team earns trip to state title game
• On the Record for Nov. 8, 2010
• Bulldog football team misses playoffs by slim margin for 2nd consecutive year
• Craig City Council to rule on deer plan
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife smitten with another man
• Horoscope for Nov. 8
• Aging Well: Finding peace in family gatherings, strained relationships
• Craig Briefs: Moffat County Land Use Board meeting
• Donna Lougee: Deer may carry disease
• Winston Jagger: Dealing with deer, gas
• Kathy Hoyt: Don’t play with ghosts
• Julie Dempster: Deer need to be moved
• The Rev. Clarissa Vazquez: Further research needed
• William Ronis: Easy answer to deer issue
• Craig Rummel: Politicians need to listen
• Walsh family: Thanks, Craig community
• Editorial: Council vs. wild
• Moffat County School District teacher returns from prestigious global conference
• MCHS students assist with Tuesday’s election
• Moffat County History
• Datebook for Nov. 6
• Bulldogs stiff-arm sailors, 42-8
• Craig Briefs: Moffat County Land Use Board meeting Monday
• Government update for Nov. 6
• Cory Overton: Let the people decide
• Over a Cup: White chili a good fix for cold, blustery days
• Don Marchbanks: Who’s the real victim?
• Diane Prather: You know it’s hunting season when …
• Janet Sheridan: The truth in my mirror
• On the Record for Nov. 5, 2010
• Craig Mayor, PETA exchange letters
• Moffat County School District teacher returns from prestigious global conference
• CEC to share ‘One in a Vermillion’ video with policy makers
• Moffat County renews football rivalry with Steamboat tonight
• TMH doctor receives new designation
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Paranormal’ sequel has same scares, less surprises
• Rivalry week brings Sailors to Craig
• Preserving the West’s wild history: Browns Park author receives two book awards
• Local fuel gauge for Nov. 5
• Grand jury indicts Kellogg
• Hayden football set for playoffs
• Woman who says she was Kellogg's mistress lived in his Oak Creek home
• Annie's Mailbox: Step-daughter lashing out at woman
• Horoscope for Nov. 5
• Craig Briefs: Dinner slated for today in Maybell
• Datebook for Nov. 5
• Bea Whitaker-Hutton: ‘Enjoy’ the deer in Craig
• Dave and Linda Watson: We need action on deer
• Atusa Baghery: Help prevent diabetes
• H. Neal Glanville: How the lame duck was injured
• Datebook for Nov. 4
• Terry Caras: Deer issue needs solution
• Helen Baysinger: Thank you to TMH staff
• Monty R. Ages: Respect the cemetery
• Craig museum kicks off traveling exhibit today
• Disc golf course opens in Hayden
• Craig City Council member considers re-working lodging tax
• Fundraiser Saturday to benefit Yampa Valley Pregnancy Center
• Moffat County officials express relief on defeat of ‘ugly 3’
• On the Record for Nov. 4, 2010
• Moffat County sees good turnout for election
• Little Snake River Valley six-man football team ready for Round 2 playoff opponent
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Jackass’ is vile, juvenile and stupid ... and hilarious
• Wife killed, husband injured in copter crash near Meeker
• Wiggins, Wall reflect on Routt County sheriff race
• Legal expert: ‘Glitch’ shouldn’t stop Kellogg murder-for-hire trial
• Annie's Mailbox: Man thinks marriage might be in trouble
• Horoscope for Nov. 4
• Sports Spotlight: Dustin Carlson
• Craig Briefs: Local rodeo group to host weekly event
• Tim E. Ciesco: Relocate, not exterminate
• Hayden, South Routt voters OK school tax increases
• Sports briefs: Western Slope weekend football results
• Baumgardner rolls in House District 57
• Craig Daily Press welcomes new designer
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman doesn’t like spending time with husband
• MCHS soccer players reflect on season, look toward future
• Horoscope for Nov. 3
• Little Snake River Valley volleyball strikes out at state tourney
• Craig Briefs: Newspaper seeks thankfulness pieces
• Datebook for Nov. 3
• Editorial: Appreciating athletic achievements
• Don Marchbanks: Deer not a problem
• Ron and Betty Gorbet: Save our deer
• Bill Muldoon: Ghosts or poor photos
• JoHanna Wedemeyer: Deer plan horrifying
• On the Record for Nov. 3, 2010
• Jenny Meyer: Save the deer in Craig
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Bonnie Kerns: Deer issue overblown
• Michelle Balleck: Simple pleasures, easy-going weekend
• Shawn Coleman: Craig a deer ‘sanctuary’
• Routt County vote tallying finishes at 2:30 a.m.
• Monty Ages: DOW deer plan faulty
• 3 cruise to Hayden Town Council seats; fourth spot is much less clear
• Steve Cattoor: Deer issue needs action
• Republican Tipton unseats Salazar for 3rd Congressional District
• Kathy Harkner: Deer problem ‘serious’
• Bill Snare: ‘Production’ is the goal
• V.L. Wyman: No on lodging tax
• Kimarie Hazelbaker: Don’t kill the deer
• Local DAR chapter buys Lay schoolhouse, envisions museum
• Sports Spotlight: Kelly Syvertson
• Night delays on U.S. 40 near Hayden to start Wednesday
• Bad Dogs tear up weekend meets
• Polls open until 7 p.m. for local, state candidate, issue decisions
• Moffat County Candidates ready for general election results
• On the Record for Nov. 2, 2010
• Moffat County, area officials discuss lodging tax, medical pot measures
• Bears Ears Patriots providing Craig voters with free transportation today
• Senior Spotlight for Nov. 2
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman thinks ex is talking trash
• Horoscope for Nov. 2
• Announcement: Pearl White-Wilson-Schneider
• Bulldog Sports for Nov. 2
• Datebook for Nov. 2
• Craig Briefs: Chamber breakfast slated for this week
• Mari KAtherine Raftopoulos: Making a perfect picture
• Annie's Mailbox: Cousin’s behavior concerning
• Horoscope for Nov. 1
• Craig Briefs: LEAP benefits begin today
• Datebook for Nov. 1
• H. Neal Glanville: An unorthodox Halloween tale
• James Merett: Not worth supporting
• Heidi Click: People a bigger threat
• Linda Cown: Finding a ‘better way’
• Thompson-Booker: Vote no on 2B
• New Creation Church hosts 1st service at new location
• My Life My Words: Dale Little — Healing people through the ‘gamut of life’
• Craig eighth-grade hoops team edges Hayden, 35-19
• MCHS boys cross-country celebrates successful season despite missing goals
• Brooks Kellogg to remain in jail after judge denies bond request
• Girls cross country finishes 12th at state
• On the Record for Nov. 1, 2010
• Business Beat: Up and at ‘em with Elevated Technologies
• Hayden football draws Monte Vista
• Monger promotes coal industry impacts to state utilities commission
• Aging Well: Aging field offers growing career options
• The Memorial Hospital Board takes action at Thursday meeting
• A&L: Achievement Night a celebration, look ahead
• Government update for Oct. 30
• Andy Bockelman: New and vintage — the best in Halloween creature features
• On the Record for Oct. 30, 2010
• Gail Severson: Vote for lodging tax
• Craig Rummel: 2B’s welfare mentality
• Jody Maxson: DOW deer plan ‘wrong’
• Sandy Beran: More deer ideas needed
• Mary Jane Horrocks: Vote for Kerry Moe
• EDP: Yes on lodging tax
• Phyllis Barainca: Don’t ‘destroy’ the deer
• The ‘thin veil between’
• CNCC, Moffat County reach agreement on cooperative education program
• CMS science teacher blows up pumpkins for educational purposes
• Moffat County forces three turnovers in dominating 34-14 win
• Moffat County School District facing $400K fund deficit
• Craig Briefs: Youth wrestling tournament Sunday
• Veteran's Hotline: Bowling center hosting upcoming flag dedication
• Datebook for Oct. 30
• The Rev. Michael Rapp: Saints?!
• Application process begins soon in Craig for assistance program
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 29
• Chris Jones: Ref. 2B — A step forward
• Daily Press welcomes new manager
• Randy and Cindy Looper: Ref. 2B — Vote no, vote to try again
• Traditional double-wing Eagle Valley not expected to be easy for Moffat County
• Little Snake River football team drills first-round opponent
• MCHS runners ready for state competition
• On the Record for Oct. 29
• Specialized Services in Craig seeking volunteers for 1-on-1 mentorship
• Hayden football eyeing playoff berth
• Halloween happenings in Craig area
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman concerned for grandson’s safety
• DA investigator search ongoing
• Horoscope for Oct. 29
• Publisher's Notebook: Wanted — One trick-or-treat czar
• Craig Briefs: Candidate slated to visit Craig
• Datebook for Oct. 29
• H. Neal Glanville: Night vision and spotlights on the great deer hunt
• John Williams: Fixing problems
• Frank Sadvar: More than a deer issue
• Ed and Shannan Koucherik: We need an alternative
• Gene and Loretta Counts: Thank you for coming
• Datebook for Oct. 28
• Craig Briefs: Howl at the Moon to benefit food bank
• Cathy Hamilton: Normality is a moving target
• Jennifer Riley: Yes on lodging tax
• Marquilla Hood: Too cold to play outside
• Ida Gordon: Thank you, Cortners
• Clarence Corriveau: Leave the deer alone
• Brad and Lorrie Butler: Thanks for the support
• BLM set to burn slash piles
• Sports Briefs: Bad Dogs Wrestling team takes 24 to season’s 1st tournament
• Progress for Craig promotes 2B
• Playoffs begin Friday in Baggs
• Katie’s Kostumes in Craig caters to last-minute shoppers
• Janet Sheridan: Halloween remembered
• Craig City Council seeks input for deer removal plan
• On the Record for Oct. 28, 2010
• MCHS soccer team loses 1st-round playoff game against Windsor, 4-1
• Andy Bockelman: New and vintage — the best in Halloween in creature features
• Weather leads to crashes on U.S. 40
• Annie's Mailbox: Husband suspicious of wife’s new social interests
• Horoscope for Oct. 28
• Terry Carwile: A yes vote on 2B
• On the Record for Oct. 27, 2010
• Moffat County School Board work session, meeting agendas for Oct. 28
• Moffat County soccer team begins playoff chase tonight
• The Memorial Hospital Board meeting agenda for Oct. 28
• Michelle Balleck: All about the costume this weekend
• City mulls deer removal
• Keeping your car fully charged in frigid weather
• CMS library raising funds through book fair, magazine sales
• Protect your investment with proper oil care
• First impressions: Stormy Schuler discusses inaugural season with Moffat County volleyball team
• Drive prepared with proper tires
• Editorial: 86ing 62
• Emergency kit checklist
• Winter vehicle preparation checklist
• Annie's Mailbox: Mom worried about daughter
• Horoscope for Oct. 27
• Datebook for Oct. 27
• Craig Briefs: LEAP benefits to begin Monday
• Bill Muldoon: Deer a minor nuisance
• Patricia McCaffrey: Vote for Kerry Moe
• Gary Collins: In need of some work
• John Kinkaid: ‘Get out and vote’
• Icy roads cause two Highway 40 incidents
• Craig Beautification Committee members: Yes on lodging tax
• Browns Park Alumni Association: Historical preservation
• Sports Briefs: CNCC soccer team loses at Glenwood Springs
• Datebook for Oct. 26
• Craig Briefs: TMH hosting blood drive today
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 26
• Andy Bockelman: ‘My Soul to Take’ is lazy effort for horror master
• District 57 candidates outline platforms
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• MCHS soccer prepares for playoffs
• Community forum on Craig lodging tax set for Wednesday
• Bulldog sports for Oct. 26
• Moffat County alum J.T. Haddan picks up collegiate football honor
• Early voting continues through Friday
• Steamboat businessman Kellogg remains in custody
• On the Record for Oct. 26, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman angry at estranged sister
• Horoscope for Oct. 26
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Spontaneously consistent
• Mary Karen Solomon: Vote for Kerry Moe
• Sports spotlight: Kelly Ciesco
• Business Beat: Chiropractic clinic employee gains certification
• Gorbet: Vote no on lodging tax
• Criswell: To a great program
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife wondering if she should take hubby back
• Horoscope for Oct. 25
• Completion of Yampa Valley Regional Airport project a year away
• Briefs: Workshop for brain injury survivors set
• Datebook for Oct. 25
• On the Record for Oct. 25, 2010
• H. Neal Glanville: Sewing up the loopholes
• Ponikvar: To a job well done
• Sports Briefs: MCHS volleyball falls Saturday
• Andy Bockelman: ‘My Soul to Take’ is lazy effort for horror master
• Models, pets grace catwalk during Rescues and Runways fashion show in Craig
• Craig City Council, DOW to address local deer population
• Immediate future bright for downtown Craig
• MCHS soccer to play Windsor in playoff game Wednesday
• My Life, My Words: Bob Meckley — Sowing the seeds of business
• On the Record for Oct. 25, 2010
• MCHS cross-country teams win 1st overall, individually in regional races
• Steamboat greets governor hopeful Hickenlooper
• BLM completes Colorado wild horse gather
• Government update for Oct. 23
• Datebook for Oct. 23
• Over a Cup: A recipe for hearty roast beef
• Editorial: Split on lodging tax
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Let Me In’ is viable vampire flick
• Baxter Black: The Gift of U.S. giving
• Winey: ‘The people’s choice’
• Diane Prather: Time for shipping, big paychecks
• Moe: Vote for Kerry Moe
• Manley: The case for restraint
• Bergmann: No on ‘terrible three’
• Sports Briefs: CNCC soccer travels to Glenwood
• Undefeated Rattlers football team becoming the pride of Baggs, Wyo.
• Club offers square dancing every Friday in Hayden
• Moffat County Education Association opposed to 3 ballot measures
• MCHS football upsets Rifle, 21-18
• MCHS volleyball team falls, 3-0, on Thursday night
• Sports spotlight: Phillip Chadwick
• Moffat County runners making a habit of leading the pack
• Gene Bilodeau: Vote yes on lodging tax
• Russell Walsh remembered during balloon vigil at MCHS football field
• Saturday event in Craig to benefit animals at local shelter
• Next on the schedule for MCHS soccer team — state playoffs
• MCHS football takes on league-leading Rifle tonight
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 22
• Sailors sweep past Bulldogs
• Playoffs loom as Moffat County Bulldog football team prepares for Rifle tonight
• On the Record for Oct. 22, 2010
• Steamboat businessman arrested, accused of trying to pay for murder
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman wants to end feud with brother
• Horoscope for Oct. 22
• Craig Briefs: Legion bingo slated for Saturday
• Datebook for Oct. 22
• V.L. Wyman: Vote no on lodging tax
• Bea (Whitaker) Hutton: Thank you for the help
• Yampa Valley Golf Course Board: Good work appreciated
• Cathy Hamilton: The boredom of tight spaces
• St. John: Vote for Kerry Moe
• Potter: Don’t believe the slander
• Blevins: ‘No going back’
• Sports Briefs: Western Slope football schedule
• Trapper Fitness in Craig changes operators
• CMS 7th-grade volleyball team sweeps Rangely to win district tourney
• H. Neal Glanville: Odd observations from a grumpy old guy
• On the Record for Oct. 21, 2010
• Bulldog soccer team facing rival Steamboat Springs at Loudy-Simpson Park
• Charges filed against Dinosaur man in accidental shooting
• Janet Sheridan: The puzzle of pills
• Routt County must copy mailed ballots after error
• Annie's Mailbox: Teen involved with older man
• Horoscope for Oct. 21
• Craig Briefs: Two services to honor crash victim
• Datebook for Oct. 21
• Potter: Yes on Amendment 62
• Parchman: Vote no on lodging tax
• Ivy: ‘A life depends’ on 62
• Herring: Vote for the best man
• Sports Briefs: CMS basketball plays 1st game this weekend
• Early voting begins in Moffat County
• Love INC prepares to distribute free coats in Moffat County
• State-level youth bowler competes in Craig leagues
• On the Record for Oct. 20, 2010
• EDP meeting agenda for Oct. 20
• Michelle Balleck: Crab-cracking, comedy, canines & causes
• Investigations ongoing in several Craig-area cases
• Craig Chamber of Commerce gears up for Crabfest 2010
• Three Dumpsters set on fire in early morning
• Annie's Mailbox: Sister wearing out welcome
• Horoscope for Oct. 20
• Craig Briefs: Two services to honor crash victim
• Datebook for Oct. 20
• Editorial: Proper and practical reform
• Craig Briefs: Quilt guild hosting auction today
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 19
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Complexity of simple words
• Winey: Who to vote for, then?
• Pearce: Thanks for the help
• Williams: Apathy ‘not an option’
• Sports Briefs: Western Slope football results
• Volunteers provide free car care to 13 vehicles Saturday in Craig
• Pageant winners crowned in Craig
• MCHS soccer shuts out Palisade, 7-0
• Bulldog sports for Oct. 19
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Survey: Craig-area builders OK with processes
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Let Me In’ is viable vampire flick
• Datebook for Oct. 19
• On the Record for Oct. 19, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Man wants intimacy with wife
• Horoscope for Oct. 19
• Student News: Desirae Pearcey
• Aging Well: Program provides free help with Medicare
• Annie's Mailbox: Student wants to make friends
• Horoscope for Oct. 18
• Craig Briefs: Fundraising craft sale seeking vendors
• Datebook for Oct. 18
• H. Neal Glanville: Volunteers and snow tires
• McCaffrey: Vote no on lodging tax
• Moe: Please send comments
• Fall-themed events draw hundreds of Craig-area residents
• My Life, My Words: Janna Thompson — ‘Helping people dress for success’
• Baggs football team defeats Midwest, 68-19
• Craig teen dies after crash
• MCHS volleyball drops close game
• Sports Spotlight: Jordan Meagher
• COMA kicks off Not Even Once Week
• Bryce Jacobson: Vote yes on lodging tax
• On the Record for Oct. 18, 2010
• On the Record for Oct. 18
• Down syndrome brings Steamboat family closer together
• Craig teen dies after one-car wreck
• Over a Cup: A delicious soup for fall
• Veteran's Hotline: A background on the flag
• Horoscope for Oct. 16
• CNCC to play Steamboat Springs in Sunday game
• Datebook for Oct. 16
• Government update for Oct. 16
• Editorial: Proceed with caution
• DeRose: A vote for Craig’s future
• Oxley: Measures bad for Craig
• Maria Ellis and Bob Fuller: Thanks for the support
• Craig Briefs: Volunteers sought for tree planting
• ‘Remembering Mount Harris’ now available in area museums
• Craig museum book tells story of the man behind Buster Brown
• Craig Veterans Telehealth Clinic relocating to larger space
• Golden Cavvy fundraiser in Craig sees sizable turnout
• Local law enforcement officers begin this year’s DARE program instruction in Moffat County
• Bulldogs escape wild ‘battle,’ 40-34
• Sports Briefs: Mark Dockstader
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 15
• MCHS football in must-win situation
• Sex assaults of a child on rise in area
• Libraries Board meeting agenda for Oct. 15
• Moffat County football team faces league foe tonight
• Craig law enforcement officers begin this year’s DARE program instruction
• On the Record for Oct. 15, 2010
• House District 57 candidates discuss medical marijuana at Steamboat forum
• Annie's Mailbox: Mom worried about 16-year-old daughter
• Horoscope for Oct. 15
• Fair Board: Thanks for all the help
• Winey: Don’t vote for Tancredo
• Sports Briefs: Western Slope weekend schedule
• Datebook for Oct. 15
• Craig Briefs: Horizons seeking volunteer mentors
• Home prices in Moffat County declining
• Moffat County High School band grows in numbers, quality
• Loopers: Vote no on lodging tax
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Secretariat’: Always root for the underhorse
• Vikings defeat Packer rivals, 18-6, in Craig 3rd-, 4th-grade Doak Walker finale
• Pumpkins at center of Saturday’s community events in Craig
• On the Record for Oct. 14, 2010
• Moffat County candidates file financial reports
• Janet Sheridan: Channeling my parents
• Eagle’s Nest Preschool hosting Saturday conference in Craig
• H. Neal Glanville: If it’s fun, it’s illegal
• MCHS soccer dominates Glenwood Springs, 6-3
• Friday's Golden Cavvy fundraiser to benefit Christmas for Kids in Craig
• Hayden elementary students to perform stories, play, songs tonight
• Annie's Mailbox: Couple in awkward spot with neighbors
• Horoscope for Oct. 14
• Datebook for Oct. 14
• Craig Briefs: Partners set to host networking event
• Cathy Hamilton: Vows I’d like to see
• St. Michael’s Kitchen: Thank you, community
• McIntyre: Please comment to PUC
• Moffat County examines proposed budget
• For ER nurses in Craig, predictability lies in the unpredictable
• Bengals beat Hayden, 30-12, in Craig Doak Walker championship
• MCHS volleyball team beats Palisade
• Craig, Moffat County continue police department lease discussions
• Donations sought for ‘Project Soldier’ in Moffat County
• On the Record for Oct. 13, 2010
• Vikings v. Packers: Craig youths competing today for third-, fourth-grade Doak Walker title
• Moffat County resident supporting ballot measures
• Michelle Balleck: Fall family fun & frightening flicks
• Annie's Mailbox: Concerned mother baffled over child’s use of tobacco
• Horoscope for Oct. 13
• Datebook for Oct. 13
• Editorial: Needful things
• Vandenbark and team: Thanks for the support
• Wittwer: Thanks for kindness
• Moe: Send PUC your thoughts
• Oxley: Say yes to lodging tax
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 12
• GOP candidate makes sixth campaign stop in Craig
• Candidate stops in Craig
• Craig Doak Walker championship on the line tonight at Woodbury
• On the Record for Oct. 12, 2010
• Bulldog cross-country runners shine in Englewood
• MCHS volleyball battling Palisade today
• ‘Guardians’ features legendary animation, soaring storyline
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Hayden group wants tax increase
• Annie's Mailbox: Boyfriend’s fantasy concerning
• Horoscope for Oct. 12
• Datebook for Oct. 12
• Craig Briefs: TMH offering reduced-cost mammograms
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 12
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Growing into contentment
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society seeks new members
• Datebook for Oct. 11
• Glanville: The trouble with middle of the road
• Hayden history buff Jan Leslie dies at age 72
• MCHS volleyball suffers 3-1 defeat to Delta
• Thunder Rolls raises money for military vets at Saturday event
• My Life, My Words: Kristen Stranger-Thorsen — ‘Burning the midnight oil’
• Sports Spotlight: Jessica Behrman
• MCHS soccer loses Grand Junction grudge match, 3-2
• Gubernatorial candidate talks campaign in Craig
• Bengals take on Tigers in Doak Walker championship Tuesday
• GOP candidate makes sixth campaign stop in Craig
• On the Record for Oct. 11, 2010
• Aging Well: Health fair offers array of services
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman fed up with roommate’s rude boyfriend
• Horoscope for Oct. 11
• October recognized as Physical Therapy Month
• A&L: Once Cowbelles, now CattleWomen
• Over a Cup of Coffee: Southwestern beef shortcakes
• Annie's Mailbox: Parenting skills questioned
• Horoscope for October 9
• Sports briefs: MCHS volleyball game start time moved up
• ‘This old store’: Brown’s Park Store reaches 25th anniversary as last outpost in Moffat County
• Turnovers haunt Moffat County in loss to Glennwood
• Ink on Spot: Craig body artist tattoos animals to prevent cancer
• MCHS library off to a good start for 2010–11 school year
• Letter to the Editor: Trash an eyesore
• MCHS grad qualifies for Olympic Trials
• Letter to the Editor: Vote no on 101, 60, 61
• Hayden football crushes Rangely, 47-14, in homecoming game
• Editorial: Be the solution not the problem
• Rangely sweeps Hayden girls volleyball
• Environmental organizations planning tree-planting
• Government Update for October 9
• Datebook for October 9
• Craig briefs: American Legion hosts bingo tonight
• Lions Club announces holiday parade, tree sale
• Yampa residents to vote about medical marijuana laws next year
• Gibson: An attitude of gratitude
• Colorado municipalities choose their own medical marijuana destinies
• Janet Sheridan: Thoughts about hunting
• Craig Briefs: Governor order flags lowered today
• Andy Bockelman: Yawn-inducing antics run high in ‘You Again’
• Annie's Mailbox: He doesn’t want to be nephew’s character reference
• Horoscope for Oct. 8
• Datebook for Oct. 8
• Glanville: Trading affair
• Jones: A vote for Craig’s future
• Sports Briefs: Western Slope football schedule
• Moffat County Fuller Center for Housing begins inaugural project
• AGNC files testimony against Xcel plans
• Local Fuel Gauge for Oct. 8
• Battle Mountain strong-arms MCHS soccer, 5-3
• Bulldogs prepare for speed game of Glenwood Demons
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Social Network’ connects with all users
• Bowling fundraiser for veterans set for Saturday
• MCHS football team faces Glenwood tonight on the road
• Veteran's Hotline: Stop-loss bonus pay available
• On the Record for Oct. 8, 2010
• Thompson family: Thanks for the support
• Sports Briefs: MCHS soccer to play Battle Mountain
• Michelle Balleck: Weekend agenda: Bowling, politics & sleep
• Swim Pool Task Force weighs options, seeks support for MCHS pool
• MCTA mulls lodging tax position
• Steamboat shooting case goes to district court
• DA seeking replacement investigator
• Janet Sheridan: Thoughts about hunting
• Moffat County United Way kicks off annual donation campaign
• On the Record for Oct. 7, 2010
• CMS football teams defeat Meeker, prepare for Steamboat
• Colorado medical marijuana centers capitalize on a variety of products
• Growing Pains: Entrepreneurs cash in on medical marijuana
• Annie's Mailbox: Transgender child fed up with mother’s antics
• Horoscope for Oct. 7
• Routt County medical marijuana timeline
• Colorado House Bill 1284 highlights
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society seeks new members
• Datebook for Oct. 7
• Editorial: Benefits outweigh dollars
• Medical marijuana debate rages between ardent critics and supporters
• Craig Briefs: Bowlers to Veterans fundraiser slated
• Datebook for Oct. 6
• Student Council: Thank you for making Homecoming great
• Company hosting Craig job fair for Yampa Valley airport positions
• 2-year-old shot by sibling in Dinosaur
• EPA orders Elam Construction to mitigate damage to Yampa River Wetlands
• Craig Fire/Rescue promotes 4 firefighters
• Andy Bockelman: Yawn-inducing antics run high in ‘You Again’
• Moffat County commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
• Michelle Balleck: Weekend agenda: Bowling, politics & sleep
• LEAP to offer benefits beginning Nov. 1
• On the Record for Oct. 6, 2010
• Hayden Doak Walker team beats Chargers, 22-14
• Growing Pains: Colorado's medical marijuana industry ignites
• Moffat County's Parker King ties for 44th at state golf tourney
• Many Steamboat employers say there is no need for marijuana-specific policies
• Federal and Colorado medical marijuana timeline
• Annie's Mailbox: Mom mad at daughter’s coach
• Horoscope for Oct. 6
• Annie's Mailbox: Teen frightened of abusive father
• oroscope for Oct. 5
• Craig Briefs: CDOT begins work on Highways 13, 40
• Datebook for Oct. 5
• MCTA meeting agenda for Oct. 5
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Coming home
• Dunn: Thanks for honoring me
• Martinez: Thank you for helping
• Clifton: Proud sister of honoree
• Maybell family looking to start Boy Scout troop after relocating to area
• Dinosaur council OKs pot ballot question
• Moffat County fire officials: Leave firefighting to pros
• Senior Spotlight for Oct. 5
• On the Record for Oct. 5, 2010
• MCHS boys cross-country places 1st, girls 2nd at weekend meet
• 2-year-old shot in Dinosaur by sibling
• MCHS golfer tied for 59th at state tourney
• Moffat County's Parker King ties for 44th at state golf tourney
• Bulldog Sports for Oct. 5
• Student News: Adam Crabtree
• Sports spotlight: Lauren Roberts
• On the Record for Oct. 4, 2010
• Moffat County fire officials: Leave firefighting to pros
• On the record for Oct. 3
• Annie's Mailbox: Student wants healthier friends
• Horoscope for Oct. 4
• Dinner, silent auction, car show benefit crash survivor in Craig
• 2 weekend fires deemed suspicious in Moffat County
• Craig Briefs: Ute elder to speak this month
• Datebook for Oct. 4
• Business beat: Dance studio finds downtown home
• My Life, My Words: Chris Muzik — ‘A feeling and a state of mind’
• Magic show at MCHS auditorium raises funds for Humane Society
• Glanville: Search for the elephant
• Richardson family: Thank you for ongoing support
• MCHS soccer slams Glenwood Springs, 3-1
• MCHS Varsity volleyball wins 2nd half of doubleheader
• Boats afloat during annual MCHS cardboard boat regatta
• Palisade beats Moffat County 36-6
• Datebook for October 2
• Craig briefs: Fundraiser for Steamboat police officer today
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Government Update for October 2
• Editorial: Don't stop now
• A recipe best suited for the bachelors out there
• A&L: Volunteers make Moffat County Fair possible
• On the record for October 2
• Horoscope for October 2
• Annie's Mailbox: After father’s death, house falling apart
• No. 22 comes home: MCHS gridiron great Darwin Dunn returns to Craig for Homecoming
• Penalties, lack of offense dooms Moffat County in 36-6 loss
• DA investigator leaving for position with Attorney General
• Sandrock Elementary School paraprofessional teaching Braille to vision-impaired first-grader
• MCHS Homecoming activities continue today and Saturday
• Local fuel gauge for Oct. 1
• Eagle Valley drops MCHS soccer, 5-4
• Craig Briefs: Judge retention focus forum
• Datebook for Oct. 1
• Woods: Release the emergency brake
• Andy Bockelman: ‘A’ is for acerbic humor
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman fed up with husband
• Horoscope for Oct. 1
• Firefighting helitanker crew stops in Craig before heading to next fire
• Craig forum focuses on ballot measures
• Black Mountain Theatre Board: Play a big success
• Annie's Mailbox: Man angering wife
• Horoscope for Sept. 30
• Craig Briefs: Commission set to hold special meeting
• Datebook for Sept. 30
• Cathy Hamilton: Ready for the bedbugs
• Terry: Thanks for the help
• Winey: Defining the tea party
• Craig community service officers reflect on busy summer
• BLM planning wild horse roundup
• Hospital board updated on potential impacts of health care reform
• Prescribed Moffat County burn pushes past boundary
• MCHS golfer Parker King prepares for state tourney
• MCHS volleyball plays Steamboat today
• Janet Sheridan: Rare sightings
• MCHS alum Darwin Dunn to be featured in Homecoming activities
• On the Record for Sept. 30, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried about sister’s drinking
• Horoscope for Sept. 29
• Craig Briefs: Concert association to kick off season
• Datebook for Sept. 29
• Blomquist: Thanks for support
• Moffat County Commission meets with DOLA rep
• Moffat County School District awaits funding decision
• ‘Ugly Three’ focus of upcoming Craig Chamber of Commerce forum
• Craig lodging tax committee focusing on education
• Chargers edge out Ravens, 26-19, in Tuesday Doak Walker game in Craig
• TMH board meeting agenda for September 29
• Editorial: How soon we forget
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Wall Street’ sequel sees slight drop in stocks
• Michelle Balleck: Music, magic & the marching band — plus, welcoming weather
• On the Record for Sept. 29, 2010
• Prescribed Moffat County burn pushes past boundary
• On the Record for Sept. 28, 2010
• ‘Ugly Three’ focus of upcoming Craig Chamber of Commerce forum
• Annie's Mailbox: Internet activities concern wife
• Horoscope for Sept. 28
• Bulldog sports for Sept. 28
• Craig Briefs: Elkhead Reservoir open on weekends
• Datebook for Sept. 28
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: If you keep on dreaming
• Sports Briefs: Western Slope League football results
• Congressman announces step to rename Craig VA clinic after local hero
• Moffat County unemployment hovering at 8 percent
• MCHS volleyball defeats Glenwood, 3-2
• Sports Spotlight: Chanda Walker
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 28
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• BLM planning prescribed burn near Greystone
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Wall Street’ sequel sees slight drop in stocks
• Fifth-, sixth-grade Doak Walker teams to play tonight
• Beaver Flat fire contained
• BLM planning prescribed burn near Greystone
• On the Record for Sept. 27, 2010
• Craig briefs: Editorial board members needed
• Datebook for September 27
• Letter to the Editor: Thank you for help
• Letter to the Editor: Bill could affect a lot
• Glanville: Growth depression defined: H.B. 10-1365
• Rodeo team finishes fall season strong, prepare for spring
• Annie's Mailbox: Violent dad tough to deal with
• Horoscope for September 27
• Taking a bow: “Moffat County’s Last Stand” plays to about 300 area theatergoers
• Annual Love INC fundraiser to aid group’s charitable efforts
• Business beat: Local insurance company adds new executive
• My Life, My Words: Bettina magas: School involvement, then and now
• Unemployment drops in Moffat County in August
• MCHS boys, girls finish 1st individually, overall
• Hayden volleyball takes West Grand in 4
• Potter: ‘Vote yes on 62’
• Middle Park grinds up Hayden in 28-21 win
• Earning the emblem: Recent MCHS grads return from boot camp as U.S. Marines
• Craig Briefs: Play presented twice today
• Datebook for Sept. 25
• Government update for Sept. 25
• Craig area environmental reps share passion for work
• Trask: EDP — No economic lessons needed
• Moffat County School District in the process of gauging student health
• Over a Cup: A pizza that isn’t frozen or delivered
• ‘Town’ is directing at its best
• Bulldogs ‘thunder’ past Delta, 26-7
• MCHS soccer rolls over Palisade, 8-2
• Annie's Mailbox: Dad’s whining becoming worrisome
• Horoscope for Sept. 25
• Sports Spotlight: Eryn Leonard
• Sports briefs: CMS and MCHS rodeo team to finish fall season this weekend
• Coal miners, community members rally on capitol steps against coal bill
• Craig community speaks out to PUC
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 24
• On the Record for Sept. 24, 2010
• Moffat County starts league play against physical Panthers
• Sports briefs: CMS and MCHS rodeo team to finish fall season this weekend
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Machete’ hacks away at topical material
• MCHS in first league game tonight at Delta
• Rain keeps lid on wildfire south of Hayden
• Annie's Mailbox: Man worried old flame still burns 
• Horoscope for Sept. 24
• Craig Briefs: Suicide prevention training next month
• Datebook for Sept. 24
• A&L: Project list for next year
• Janet Sheridan: Craig revisited
• Barrie: An important effort
• Moffat County School Board takes action at meeting
• Sports briefs: Local football schedule
• Yampa Valley Medical Center launches Craig clinic
• Sports briefs: WSL football results
• Dollar Tree begins hiring, slated for Oct. 12 opening in Craig
• Craig police to host drug drop-off day
• Michelle Balleck: Fall into fall with weekend of fun
• Craig resident on path to cancer recovery, preparing for final treatment
• Cathy Hamilton: Physical conjures unfair comparisons
• On the Record for Sept. 23, 2010
• CMS volleyball teams split with Soroco
• Yampa Valley Medical Center launches Craig clinic
• Craig Middle School seventh-, eighth-grade football teams perfect on the season so far
• A&L: Project list for next year
• Fire officials turn attention to Beaver Flat Tops Fire
• Janet Sheridan: Craig revisited
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman mad at kids
• Horoscope for Sept. 23
• Craig Briefs: Coffee party to meet Saturday
• Datebook for Sept. 23
• Zimmerman: An ‘awkward’ defense
• Yoast: Soldiers’ pics needed
• Kathy Bockelman: Good people wanted
• Annie's Mailbox: Friendship strained by judgemental dad
• Craig Briefs: Library branch to have limited hours
• Horoscope for Sept. 22
• Datebook for Sept. 22
• Moffat County School Board agenda for Sept. 23
• Editorial: Join them, any way you can
• Weber Family: Thanks for kind wishes
• Shepherd: Thanks for the support
• Moe: My sincerest thanks
• Community Budget Center Thanks for hard work
• Daily Press welcomes 2 reporters to staff
• Craig Interagency Hotshots winding down 2010 fire season
• Crews battling wildfire south of Hayden
• Moffat County residents planning to attend Denver rally in protest of coal bill
• Craig Middle School seventh-, eighth-grade football teams perfect on the season so far
• Officials: Fire danger high in Northwest Colorado
• Cathy Hamilton: Physical conjures unfair comparisons
• BLM hosting events for Public Lands Day
• CMS volleyball teams split with Soroco
• Moffat County Commission mulls pulling pot ballot question
• On the Record for Sept. 22, 2010
• MCHS soccer loses to Battle Mountain, 3-2
• Car strikes cows on US 40 near Steamboat II
• MCHS golfer Parker King qualifies for state tourney
• Songwriters to host workshop, play concert today in Steamboat at Strings
• County commission discusses Xcel plan
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: New girl on the block
• MCHS cross country teams finish 4th in tune-up for home meet
• Officials: Fire danger high in Northwest Colorado
• MCHS volleyball drops pair
• BLM hosting events for Public Lands Day
• Daily Press welcomes 2 reporters to staff
• On the Record for Sept. 21, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Can he remove hearing aid in public?
• Horoscope for Sept. 21
• Craig Briefs: Mayor declares Constitution Week
• Datebook for Sept. 21
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 21
• Chad: Vote ‘em all out
• Rohnke family: Thanks for kind acts
• Cartwright: Ban outside vendors?
• Bulldog Sports for Sept. 21
• Kansas woman brings abuse awareness campaign to Craig
• My Life My Words: Flint Dillion — Building interest for the future
• MCHS soccer downs Eagle Valley, 12-4
• Sports Spotlight: Cody Fallon
• On the Record for Sept. 20, 2010
• Moffat County Commission discusses Xcel plan
• Steamboat Springs School District enrollment on the rise
• Annie's Mailbox: Stepdaughter creates drama
• Horoscope for Sept. 20
• Aging Well: Make fruits and vegetables a priority
• Craig Briefs: Library board slated to meet today
• Datebook for Sept. 20
• Glanville: Common sense makes sense
• Craig Lions Club’s 3rd annual Ducky Race completed despite high winds
• Local Parrothead chapter hosts Art ‘n the Park’n Lot
• Business Beat: Take a stand for our community
• Moffat County Tea Party, local students recognize Constitution Day
• A soup and a salad for the fall
• Late rally lifts Bulldogs over Kennedy
• Thirty Western state colleges participate in MCHS college fair
• Craig briefs: NWS issues red flag warning for today
• Datebook for September 18
• Dancing the night away
• Government Update for September 18
• Letter to the Editor: Tancredo favors coal
• Letter to the Editor: Let all kids play
• Editorial: Road fever
• A&L: Colorado State Fair livestock results
• ‘Going the Distance’ barely makes it to the finish line
• Annie's Mailbox: Blind son wants to find work
• Horoscope for September 18
• Readying for Round 2
• AGNC board cuts director position
• CNCC hosts chili cook-off Saturday
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 17
• Veteran's Hotline: New VA hospital being constructed in Denver
• Bulldogs searching for first win of the season
• Bulldog soccer team beats rival Steamboat Springs, 5-1
• On the Record for Sept. 17, 2010
• Bulldogs look to conquer Commanders
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman can’t forgive scheming ex-friend
• Horoscope for Sept. 17
• Craig Briefs: Hunter safety class set for next month
• Datebook for Sept. 17
• Janet Sheridan: Eating disordered
• Suicide Prevention Coalition of Colorado: Suicide prevention is key
• Kinkaid: Stand up for the future
• Judy Laib: ‘A life worth living’
• Moffat County students attend 12th annual Craig Sheep Wagon Days
• Craig, Moffat County to continue safety center discussion
• Sandrock Elementary School teachers raise funds for co-worker’s family
• Writing ‘now and forever’: Craig author RaeAnne Hadley releases second novel
• Craig Fire/Rescue holds annual open recruiting
• Antique and coin buyers hold event in Craig
• Haze caused by Utah fire, Moffat County danger remains high
• Michelle Balleck: Dancing + music + food + beer = one great weekend
• 12th annual Sheep Wagon Days kicks off today in Craig
• MCHS boys soccer off to best start
• Bulldogs look to conquer Commanders
• Steelers blank Jets, 7-0, in Doak Walker action in Craig
• AGNC board cuts director position
• Parrotheads to host Art’n the Park’n Lot
• On the Record for Sept. 16, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife worried about hubby’s new friend
• Horoscope for Sept. 16
• Craig Briefs: Aging Well to offer new fitness classes
• Datebook for Sept. 16
• Cathy Hamilton: Another scheme bites the dust
• Linton: Team worth supporting
• Jones: Making a difference
• Datebook for Sept. 15
• Craig Briefs: Tax promotion committee to meet
• Editorial: Competing at a cost
• Singleton: Thanks for ongoing help
• Ferguson: For the protection of all
• Clarke: More alike than different
• Sports briefs: CMS Bulldogs on the move this weekend
• Moffat County volleyball team victorious against Hayden Tigers, 3-0
• Safety center lease at issue in Craig
• Club 20 supporting coal industry on Western Slope
• Steelers blank Jets, 7-0, in Doak Walker action in Craig
• Legal issues halt seatbelt awareness program in Craig
• Writing ‘now and forever’: Craig author RaeAnne Hadley releases second novel
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Get Low’ is highly enjoyable comedy-drama
• MCHS boys soccer off to best start
• Haze caused by Utah fire, Moffat County danger remains high
• On the Record for Sept. 15, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Mom worried about obsessive in-law
• Horoscope for Sept. 15
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman hates family sleeping arrangements
• Horoscope for Sept. 14
• Craig Briefs: High school hosting college fair today
• Datebook for Sept. 14
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 14
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: A second wind
• Moe: ‘Stand up and be counted’
• Miesner: A day to remember
• Sports Briefs: WSL football results
• Bulldog Sports for Sept. 14
• Craig lodging tax committee focusing on education
• Moffat County candidates file financial reports
• Moffat County Census committee receives award
• Club 20 supporting coal industry
• MCHS cross country sweeps top 3 positions in Grand Junction
• Andy Bockelman: ‘American’ is smart but slow tale of international intrigue
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Get Low’ is highly enjoyable comedy-drama
• On the Record for Sept. 14, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman suspicious of husband
• Horoscope for Sept. 13
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society meeting today
• Datebook for Sept. 13
• County commission meeting agenda for Sept. 13
• H. Neal Glanville: My computer illiteracy
• Cooks: To a job well done
• CMS staff: Thank you for the help
• Tai chi expert offers insight and knowledge to Craig residents
• Craig store diversifying in the digital age
• Business Beat: Fitness biz to host open house Saturday
• My Life, My Words: Mike Armstrong — Fatherhood from a distance
• MCHS Bulldogs soccer cruises past Grand Junction, 6-2
• Wildcats slip past MCHS volleyball
• Sports spotlight: Lisa Camilletti
• Craig lodging tax committee focusing on education
• On the Record for Sept. 13, 2010
• Datebook for September 11
• Government Update for September 11
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks for all help
• Letter to the Editor: Good job MCHS soccer
• Guest Columnist: EDP letter advocates for 1-percent Vermillion use
• Guest Columnist: A protected Vermillion Basin strengthens NW Colorado economy
• Over a Cup of Coffee: Mary’s easy-to-make recipes
• A&L: Colorado State Fair General Projects — Part II
• Horoscope for September 11
• Man unable to get over midlife crisis
• MCHS volleyball falls in Grand Junction
• Labor Day of love
• Dog days of Meeker
• Craig men’s budget wisdom results in trip of a lifetime
• Exchange student from Isle of Man visits MCHS
• Bulldogs’ schedule ranked No. 1 in preseason strength ratings
• Craig briefs: Lodging tax committee to meet
• On the Record for Sept. 10, 2010
• DOW moving forward with Wounded Warriors Program
• Annie's Mailbox: Father wants son to mend rift with sister
• Horoscope for Sept. 10
• Craig Briefs: No Elks bingo this weekend
• Datebook for Sept. 10
• Janet Sheridan: Rambling wrecks
• Weber family: Thanks for love, support
• Taylor: A conversation with God
• WSL football schedule for week 2
• State suicide rate highest in 2 decades
• Statistics indicate visitations increasing at Elkhead State Park
• Craig Hotshots dig in
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 10
• MCHS soccer batters Rams
• MCHS golfers battle high winds at Yampa Valley
• MCHS golf team’s home tournament underway
• Janet Sheridan: Rambling wrecks
• Moffat County soccer team seeking continued win streak
• On the Record for Sept. 9, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman can’t get help dealing with surgery
• Horoscope for Sept. 9
• Craig Briefs: Governor orders flags to be lowered
• Datebook for Sept. 9
• Cathy Hamilton: The evil exam that makes boomer a cheater
• Ide family: Thank you, community
• TMH names new administrator
• Craig man charged with 40 felonies
• County assessor candidate now unopposed
• BLM prescribed fires proposed for fall in Moffat County
• CNCC volleyball team plays rare home game in Craig
• Moffat County Golfer finds swing in Steamboat
• Charges pending in fatal Montana crash
• BLM prescribed fires proposed for fall in Moffat County
• Moffat County Commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
• CNCC volleyball team plays rare home game in Craig
• TMH names new executive
• Michelle Balleck: Weekend goes to the dogs
• On the Record for Sept. 8, 2010
• Winona’s back to cooking in Steamboat
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman wonders if there is new fire with old flame
• Horoscope for Sept. 8
• Datebook for Sept. 8
• Editorial: Web wisdom
• Price family: Thanks for donating
• DOW commission set to meet in Craig
• Moffat County Cross country wraps up 2-day weekend
• MCHS volleyball splits at Regis Jesuit
• Yahoo Golf Tournament and Ball Drop to benefit Boys & Girls Club of Craig
• Moffat County meth defendant sentenced to prison
• On the Record for Sept. 7
• On the Record for Sept. 8
• Moffat County Commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
• Charges pending in fatal Montana crash
• Moffat County Cross country wraps up 2-day weekend
• MCHS volleyball splits at Regis Jesuit
• Anderson: Good owners needed
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 7
• Moffat County smoke reports stem from Wyoming, Utah fires
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife worried about stepdaughter
• Horoscope for Sept. 7
• Craig Briefs: Special Olympics feedback sought
• Datebook for Sept. 7
• Average harvest expected in Moffat County
• Moffat County close to launching new website
• MCHS soccer team cruises past Cortez
• Sports Spotlight: Inez Quezada
• Bulldog Sports for Sept. 7
• Sports Briefs: Western Slope League football results
• Kurt Utzinger sinks hole-in-one at Yampa Valley Golf Course
• Lincoln construction starts Tuesday in downtown Steamboat
• Aging Well: Taking control of cholesterol
• Craig Briefs: Libraries closed today for Labor Day
• Datebook for Sept. 6
• Glanville: The old station at Butler Hill
• Smercina: To ‘a great community’
• Blevins: A program that works
• Sports briefs: CNCC volleyball plays Tuesday in Craig
• Business Beat: Bank of Colorado president graduates from CU banking program
• Craig man David Morris’s original play mixes message with mayhem
• Blue Ribbon Kitchens of Craig hosting EPA-certified renovator training class
• My Life My Words: Bryanda Sanchez — A move that creates a better life
• Craig briefs: Libraries closed for Labor Day weekend
• Datebook for September 4
• A&L: Local results from 2010 Colorado State Fair
• Letter to the Editor: ‘You Scan’ not useful
• Editorial: Rights no one can take away
• Over a Cup of Coffee: ‘Strawberry Jello Pie’ bound to be delicious
• Government Update for September 4
• Annie's Mailbox: Workplace affair brings tension
• Horoscope for September 4
• Rebuilding lives: Meth use in area still a problem, but local entities looking to make a difference
• Southern hospitality a long way from home
• Skiers top Bulldogs, 46-13
• MCHS student council pushing for 100-percent graduation rate for Class of 2011
• MCHS football team looking to even record
• Andy Bockelman: Summer cinema offered small victories, blockbuster disappointments
• Junior Parker King shoots 70 twice to lead MCHS golf team
• On the Record for Sept. 3, 2010
• Hayden Town Council approves road work
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman humiliated by husband
• Horoscope for Sept. 3
• Craig Briefs: Last day for phone book recycling
• Datebook for Sept. 3
• Janet Sheridan: Keeping Bossy Janet in check
• Larsen: Cholesterol awareness
• Ridgeview Elementary: Thanks for the supplies
• Sunset Elementary School introduces multi-age class
• Dip in DOLA funds concerns Moffat County officials
• Secretary of State candidate talks campaign in Craig
• Veteran's Hotline: Helpful reminders on proper flag etiquette
• Local fuel gauge for Sept. 3
• Looking back at Mobil Economy Run’s stop in Craig
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Scott Pilgrim’ — Dating, growing up, defeating evil, whatever
• Bulldogs battling in Aspen tonight
• Koonce: Thank you, agencies
• Sports Briefs: CNCC volleyball playing at MCHS Sept. 7
• MCTA mulls making director full-time
• Moffat County School Board wary of ballot initiatives
• On the Record for Sept. 2, 2010
• Oil and gas company sentenced for bird deaths
• MCHS football team looking to even record
• Michelle Balleck: Sunshiny, lazy Labor Day weekend
• Janet Sheridan: Keeping Bossy Janet in check
• Trio golfs 54 holes in Craig to raise money for Young Life
• Secretary of State candidate talks campaign in Craig
• Annie's Mailbox: She feels disrespected by husband
• Horoscope for Sept. 2
• Craig Briefs: Bank set to host mixer on Sept. 9
• Datebook for September 2
• Cathy Hamilton: The dog lover’s wife
• Letsinger: Disappointed at Elkhead
• Koucherik: Assistance appreciated
• The Jones': Grateful for the support
• Pearce: Thank you for the help
• Wilderness Ranch cabin owners: Thank you for your work
• Barbecue teams make large food donation to Craig kitchen
• Judge sentences Craig woman to jail term
• Moffat County Commission discusses Vermillion plan
• MCHS junior varsity golf takes on The Hill
• Big action from little players in Craig
• On the Record for Sept. 1, 2010
• Senior Spotlight for Sept. 1
• Annie's Mailbox: Man wants to find life partner
• Horoscope for Sept. 1
• Craig Briefs: Groups hosting business courses
• Datebook for Sept. 1
• Editorial: Too loose with spruce
• Garrett: A good job appreciated
• Moffat County Fair Board: Thanks for the support
• St. Michael’s Kitchen volunteers: Thanks for donating
• Schedules for 2010 Moffat County High School fall sports teams
• Moffat County miners protest coal bill
• Craig/Moffat County EDP to examine building processes
• Young Life golf tourney in Moffat County nets more than $5K
• MCHS junior varsity golf takes on The Hill
• Judge sentences Craig woman to jail term
• Coal miners rally in Grand Junction against clean-energy plans
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• Annie's Mailbox: Mom worried about son's friend
• Horoscope for Aug. 31
• Craig Briefs: Pool league set to begin Sept. 7
• Datebook for Aug. 31
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Opportunities to create
• Robinson: A call for kindness
• Fundraiser in Baggs, Wyo., nets $1,700 for injured deputy
• My Life, My Words: Nadine Daszkiewcz — A natural progression
• Moffat County 4-H shooters on target in Pueblo
• On the Record for Aug. 30, 2010
• Craig resident shares photos of world travels
• 2 men receive skin grafts after explosion
• Annie's Mailbox: He keeps thinking of other woman
• Aging Well: New strategies, support compensate for low vision
• Craig briefs: Pool league set to begin Tuesday
• Datebook for Aug. 30
• Glanville: A little low better than a little high
• Sports Spotlight: Colten Yoast
• 2 Craig area cooks win awards alongside national BBQ talent
• Fire destroys cabin in Wilderness Ranch north of Craig
• Over A Cup: More ‘Mac ‘n’ Cheese’
• MCHS football falls to Evergreen, 26-22, in zero-week game
• Annie's Mailbox: Was firing not warrented?
• Horoscope for Aug. 28
• Craig Briefs: Holistic Fitness hosts Inner Diva classes
• Datebook for Aug. 28
• School Board takes action at Thursday meeting
• Government update for Aug. 28
• Reina: Good luck this season
• Editorial: Praise for the pulpits
• Veteran's Hotline: ‘Operation Welcome Home’ could face funding struggles
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Piranha’ has nasty bite, but gutsy methods
• New CNCC campus construction on schedule
• Local BBQ contestants compete against national talent in Craig
• A&L: Memories of Back-to-School Times
• Health care expert discusses reform with Craig residents
• Meeker hunting outfitter charged with baiting game
• Ann Irvin’s contributions to community health recognized at event in Hayden
• On the Record for Aug. 27, 2010
• MCHS football hosts Evergreen today
• MCHS football season begins tonight
• Local fuel gauge for Aug. 27
• Q&A: Are you excited for back-to-school?
• Steamboat Ski Corp. announces new projects
• Baumgardner’s Arizona border trip ignites Colorado immigration debate
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman wants to know how it went wrong
• Horoscope for Aug. 27
• Craig Briefs: Variety show slated for tonight in Craig
• Datebook for Aug. 27
• Janet Sheridan: Family reunions
• Whittum: This is not a state issue
• Beck: Thank you for coming
• Sports briefs: Company trying to solicit local businesses
• Sandrock Elementary names interim principal
• Cathy Hamilton: The Boomer Busker
• Shepherd: Thanks for the support
• Craig Briefs: Full Parks and Recreation scores
• Grill games: Upcoming event a tasty treat for all ages in Moffat County
• Michelle Balleck: Finger-lickin’, belly-laughin’ fun
• Food stamp need rising in Moffat County
• Moffat County football back in action Friday
• MCTA seeking tourism evaluation for Moffat County
• Janet Sheridan: Family reunions
• Craig Swimming Complex to close Sunday
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Piranha’ has nasty bite, but gutsy methods
• TMH board approves action items at Aug. 25 meeting in Craig
• Health care expert discusses reform with Craig residents
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Expendables’ an indispensable action flick
• Jackson County experiencing communication isolation
• On the Record for Aug. 26, 2010
• Police say men hurt in Kremmling explosion were employees of Steamboat company
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman can’t forgive sister’s betrayal
• Horoscope for Aug. 26
• Craig Briefs: Legion bingo slated for Saturday night
• Datebook for Aug. 26
• Annie's Mailbox: She thinks sister should pay to stay
• Horoscope for Aug. 25
• Senior Spotlight for Aug. 25
• Craig Briefs: CNCC set to host barbecue today
• Datebook for Aug. 25
• Editorial: Defining a destination
• Stoffle: The people’s choice
• Ronis: Here’s to a job well done
• Moffat County School Board meeting agenda for Aug. 25
• Moffat County School District welcomes 15 new teachers
• New commissioner candidate emerges for general election
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Expendables’ an indispensable action flick
• Craig City council approves lodging tax
• Craig Swimming Complex to close Sunday
• Medical expert to speak at meeting in Craig
• Michelle Balleck: Finger-lickin’, belly-laughin’ fun
• Craig Parks and Recreation football begins
• Food stamp need rising in Moffat County
• MCHS golfers finish sixth in Rifle
• On the Record for Aug. 25, 2010
• Officials weigh $280K Yampa Valley Regional Airport project
• Brand new Bulldog: Hayden runner joins MCHS cross-country team
• School district welcomes 15 new teachers
• MCHS golfers finish sixth in Rifle
• New commissioner candidate emerges for general election
• On the Record for Aug. 24, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Husband ‘too close’ to brother
• Horoscope for Aug. 24
• Craig Briefs: Commissioners to meet with Udall staffer
• Datebook for Aug. 24
• The Memorial Hospital board meeting Agenda for Aug. 24
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Just Right
• Sports Briefs: Bowling league meets Friday
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 24
• Craig Planning and Zoning Commission OKs MJK site plan
• Moffat County unemployment decreases in July
• Moffat County vote center shows state’s busiest Election Day activity, increase over 2008 prim
• Craig youths perform mission work in Montana
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• MCHS varsity golf has consistent first day, streaky second
• On the Record for Aug. 23, 2010
• Moffat County unemployment decreases in July
• Hayden runner joins MCHS cross-country team
• Craig Planning and Zoning to review proposed MJK development
• Routt County Fair comes to a close
• Craig briefs: MCHS to hold student open house
• Datebook for August 23
• Glanville: The one that got away
• Aging Well: Workshop, resources help ease caregiving
• Sports Spotlight: Tracy Mendoza
• Horoscope for August 23
• Annie's Mailbox: Wife needs more from husband
• Up and away: 1st time balloon festival a ‘huge success’
• Business beat: Moving up the street
• My Life, My Words: Cindy Chotvacs: Artistic tendencies
• Datebook for August 21
• Craig briefs: Humane Society reduces pet costs
• Moffat County Hot Air Balloon festival launches Saturday and Sunday
• Government Update for August 21
• A&L: Almost fall, but not quite
• Over a Cup of Coffee: Minimal effort: A bachelor’s recipe
• Annie's Mailbox: Hoarding becoming problem
• Horoscope for August 21
• Moffat County resident Robert Schenck has passion for home brewing
• Local referees needed for upcoming sports season
• Johnston accepts job with press association
• MCHS graduates raising funds for short film
• New MCHS teacher heads Alternative Cooperative Education program
• Andy Bockelman: “Eat Pray Love” heartburn at best, heartbreak at worst
• Annie's Mailbox: Parents think son only wants their money
• Horoscope for Aug. 20
• Craig Briefs: Church hosting opera tonight
• Datebook for Aug. 20
• On the Record for Aug. 20
• Sheridan: A walk around Craig
• Robinson: Helping a person in need
• Folks: Judging me without knowing me
• Carbon sequestration project wraps first phase near Craig
• Chef Chavez returns to Craig steakhouse after 7 months away
• Meeker Classic to open 24th annual event Sept. 8
• Local fuel gauge for Aug. 20
• MCHS junior Miguel Molina running cross country, playing football this season
• Hayden bans medical marijuana shops
• Fire near Maybell contained
• On the Record for Aug. 20, 2010
• 1,000-acre fire burns near Maybell in Moffat County
• Carbon sequestration project wraps first phase
• On the Record for Aug. 19, 2010
• Fire officials: Alkali Fire has grown to 6,500 acres
• Annie's Mailbox: She wants husband to quit drinking
• Horoscope for Aug. 19
• Craig Briefs: Blood drive slated for Tuesday
• Datebook for Aug. 19
• Cathy Hamilton: Dog days coming to an end
• Adams: Treated like criminals
• Sports Briefs: Bowling meeting set for Aug. 26
• City of Craig recognized for summer youth employment
• Craig dealers unhappy about auto tent event
• Craig Rotary Club donates to Guatemalan fever prevention
• Black Mountain Theatre set to stage play in Craig
• Surf’s up for fire department’s Saturday luau fundraiser in Craig
• Stormy Schuler named assistant MCHS volleyball coach
• Meeker Classic to open 24th annual event Sept. 8
• Vocal students to present ‘Scarlet Pimpernel’ on Saturday night in Craig
• MCHS golf team’s first tourney of the season rained out
• Hayden School Board to finalize wording for proposed mill levy override
• Stormy Schuler named assistant MCHS volleyball coach
• City of Craig recognized for summer youth employment
• Michelle Balleck: It’s a balloon. It’s a lei. It’s your weekend.
• On the Record for Aug. 18, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Widower wants committed relationship
• Horoscope for Aug. 18
• Craig Briefs: Opera performing Friday in Craig
• Datebook for Aug. 18
• Editorial: Responsible, not reckless
• Scott: A qualified candidate
• Sports Briefs: Bowling meeting Aug. 26
• Moffat County Commission signs AGNC petition
• New prosecutor joins Moffat County district attorney staff
• DOW to discuss black bear population with Moffat County residents
• BLM releases proposed plan for Northwest Colorado
• Professional pool player Mike Massey puts on trick-shot exhibition in Craig
• Canvas board to finalize primary election results Friday
• On the Record for Aug. 17, 2010
• Senior Spotlight for Aug. 17
• Action from Tuesday's Moffat County Commission meeting
• MCHS golf team’s first tourney of the season rained out
• New prosecutor joins Moffat County district attorney staff
• Annie's Mailbox: Sisters’ comments hurt widow
• Horoscope for Aug. 17
• Craig Briefs: Fund established for former Craig woman
• Dattebook for Aug. 17
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Let fate take hold
• Etzler: Rangers ruin weekend
• Sports Briefs: Youth tackle football begins Aug. 24
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 17
• Jennifer Riley announces candidacy for Moffat County assessor
• Downtown businesses wading through tough economy in Craig
• Nick Bomba, Amber Nicholson repeat as Yampa Valley Golf Course club champions
• My Life, My Words: Amanda Back — Here for the people
• Saturday crash claims former Craig woman
• Sports Spotlight: Parker King
• Steamboat tenants see help after duplex fire
• On the record for Aug. 16, 2010
• Jennifer Riley announces candidacy for Moffat County assessor
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Salt’ a slightly stale, but not entirely flavorless spy film
• Blaze destroys Old Town Steamboat duplex
• Annie's Mailbox: Mom wants son to be considerate
• Horoscope for Aug. 16
• Craig Briefs: Library meeting set for Craig branch
• Datebook for Aug. 16
• H. Neal Glanville: Memories behind piles 1, 2 and 3
• Moffat County Tourism Association board names new member
• Youth livestock auction caps Moffat County Fair week
• Business Beat: Getting ready for back to school
• Craig elementary teacher receives prestigious award from Microsoft
• Moffat County sheriff’s office investigator balances caseload with strong faith
• High hopes for Craig’s first balloon festival
• Moffat County resident winning county fair competitions, eyeing 3rd state title
• Club championship golf tournament begins Saturday at Yampa Valley
• Datebook for August 14
• Craig briefs: BBQ Championship coming to Craig
• Craig man crashes dirt bike into car
• Government Update for August 14
• On the record for August 17
• Editorial: CSAP scores show reform is crucial
• A&L: What’s in a chore coat pocket?
• Veterans Hotline: American Legion raffling Thompson replica
• Sports Spotlight: Colby Haddan
• Annie's Mailbox: Songs to celebrate your father
• Horoscope for August 14
• Moffat County continues to fight coal bill
• Moffat County CSAP results released
• Moffat County GOP sheriff, clerk, surveyor candidates cruise into general election
• Craig man’s drug case to resume Aug. 31
• 3-day football camp comes to a close in Craig
• Local fuel gauge for Aug. 13
• On the Record for Aug. 13, 2010
• Andy Bockelman: Off-kilter humor dominates in ‘The Other Guys’
• Annie's Mailbox: Wrtier warns germs live inside, too
• Horoscope for Aug. 13
• Craig Briefs: Ritter calls for flags to be lowered
• Datebook for Aug. 13
• County commission meeting agenda for Aug. 13
• Janet Sheridan: It ain’t what it used to be
• Braselton family: Thank you Craig
• Woods: Growing up is hard to do
• Sports Briefs: Mike Massey to perform trick shot exhibition Saturday
• Publisher's Notebook: A time for leadership
• Moffat County examines Bresnan sale
• Craig Sea Sharks season wraps up at seasonal state meet
• Janet Sheridan: It ain’t what it used to be
• Moffat County Commission continuing to fight coal bill
• On the Record for Aug. 12, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman thinks aunt is taking advantage of giving parents
• Horoscope for Aug. 12
• Datebook for Aug. 12
• Cathy Hamilton: The misery of moving
• Sports Briefs: MCHS team practices begin Monday
• SHARE Craig volunteers reflect on experiences in light of program’s end
• Horizons celebrates opening of new group home in Craig
• Audrey Danner defeats Tony St. John by 92 votes in primary
• Mathers advances to November’s general election
• McKey earns GOP nomination
• Razzano wins Republican assessor primary
• On the Record for Aug. 11, 2010
• Elaine Sullivan earns big win in Republican treasurer race
• Michelle Balleck: A fair-ly good weekend
• Moffat County fall sports teams begin practice Monday
• Wiggins wins Routt County GOP sheriff primary
• Yampa Valley hosting golf championship
• Annie's Mailbox: Lack of intimacy concerns boyfriend
• Craig City Council delays 2nd reading of lodging tax
• Horoscope for Aug. 11
• Craig Briefs: Substitute teacher orientation slated
• Datebook for Aug. 11
• Sollenberger: Helping solve a problem
• Lighthizer: Finding a lost treasure
• Kinkaid: Expectations of a voter
• Editorial: Supplying student support
• Sports Briefs: Trick shot legend to perform at local lounge
• Other totals from Tuesday’s GOP primary
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 10
• Election officials gearing up for GOP primary
• Moffat County Commission Districts 2 and 3 up for grabs in today’s primary
• Assessor, treasurer, coroner candidates await results in Moffat County
• Moffat County golf team hosts first fall practice
• On the Record for Aug. 10, 2010
• 2,300 votes thus far in primary
• Horoscope for Aug. 10
• Craig Briefs: Immunization clinic scheduled for today
• Datebook for Aug. 10
• Senior Spotlightfor Aug. 10
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: A new front door
• Sports Briefs: Ladies Nite Out Bowling League to host Aug. 31 meeting
• Business improvements happening all around
• My Life, My Words: Imelda Hernandez — Facing new challenges
• On The Record for Aug. 9
• Community honors retired Moffat County hoops coach Craig Mortensen
• Sports Spotlight: Britteny Ivers
• On the Record for Aug. 9, 2010
• Moffat County golf team hosts first fall practice
• Moffat County voters to narrow races Tuesday
• Cars collide Saturday on Highway 40
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried about sick sister
• Horoscope for Aug. 9
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society meeting today
• Datebook for Aug. 9
• Glanville: Silence from a girl named Sue
• Blevins: Kirk McKey for coroner
• Republican Scott McInnis talks jobs, taxes and energy industry with Craig voters
• Crash near Craig sends two to hospital
• Sports briefs: Physicals for athletes offered Monday
• Moffat County firewatcher keeps eyes on the horizon
• St. Michael Catholic Church welcomes Rev. Mike Rapp
• CNCC Craig dean looking toward the future
• Calvary Baptist preparing for inaugural school year
• CMS cross country hiatus continues
• Craig briefs: Youth team to collect donations
• Datebook for August 7
• Government Update for August 7
• Editorial: Shepherds, no sheep
• Letters to the Editor: Support for Sullivan
• Drug charge filed against Craig man
• Over a Cup of Coffee: At play with ‘Haystacks’
• Love INC seeks supplies, clothes for increased number of Moffat County families in need
• Annie's Mailbox: Son takes advantage of parents
• Horoscope for August 7
• Janet Sheridan: Confessions of a slow learner
• Dunckley: A committed candidate
• Burkett family: Thank you for support
• Beachman: Sullivan for treasurer
• Browning: ‘In all things charity’
• Republican gubernatorial candidate to visit Craig
• Craig health center offers needed care ‘under one roof’
• Craig residents struck by semi
• Moffat County 4-H Fashion Revue kicks off fair events
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Dinner for Schmucks’ is fulfilling entrée in summer lacking laug
• Fires in western Moffat County contained
• Drug charge filed against Craig man
• Moffat County coroner candidate talks change on budget
• A&L: Fair time rolls around again
• Local fuel gauge for August 6
• On the Record for Aug. 6, 2010
• Moffat County's Troy Vernon captures National Little Britches Rodeo bull riding title
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman fears when her children are around pedophile uncle
• horoscope for Aug. 6
• Sports Briefs: Bowling league to meet Aug. 31
• Craig Briefs: Humane Society to meet Monday
• Datebook for Aug. 6
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman wants a commitment
• Horoscope for Aug. 5
• Craig Briefs: Chamber after-hours mixer set for today
• Datebook for Aug. 5
• Boomer Girl: No dogs allowed
• Hixson: Sponsorship appreciated
• Culverwell: Thank you for helping
• Brinks: Fixing bad information
• Congressional candidates square off in Craig
• House District 57 candidates roll out platforms in Craig
• Rally for the Cure in Craig raises $2,016 for breast cancer awareness
• Craig Sea Sharks swim well in Grand Junction
• Craig health center offers needed care ‘under one roof’
• Republican gubernatorial candidate to visit Craig
• Fall sport parent meeting is tonight
• On the Record for Aug. 5, 2010
• Sports Briefs: Community to honor retired coach
• Horoscope for Aug. 4
• 2010 Moffat County Fair Senior Queen Attendant: Miranda Blomquist
• Craig Briefs: Fair offers reminder to photographers
• 2010 Moffat County Fair Senior Queen: Mandi Ellgen
• Datebook for Aug. 4
• 2010 Moffat County Fair Intermediate Queen Attendant: Delaney Baker
• MCTA meeting agenda for Aug. 4
• 2010 Moffat County Fair Intermediate Queen: Brice White
• Editorial: Spirits warmed
• 2010 Moffat County Fair honorable volunteers: The Moon family
• Solomon: Frank Moe has integrity
• 2010 Moffat County Fair paying tribute to the late Carol Jacobson
• Click: Have more compassion
• 2010 Moffat County Fair paying tribute to the late Franklin “Pud” Stetson
• Brosious: Mike Brinks is ‘Infinitely qualified’
• Santistevan family works together to show animals at Moffat County Fair
• Candidates jockey for votes in treasurer race
• Craig mother and son bond over prepping sheep for Moffat County Fair
• Moffat County junior Parker King claims Ace championship
• 2010 Moffat County Fair: Open to the public
• Moffat County Commission District 2 and 3 candidates make pitch to voters
• 2010 Moffat County Fair dedicated to Joanne Roberson
• Assessor candidates talk upcoming appraisal
• 2010 Moffat County Fair honorable volunteers: The Green family
• ‘Charlie St. Cloud’ is mournful, confusing tearjerker
• 2010 Moffat County Fair paying tribute to the late Kimble Frentress
• House District 57 candidates roll out platforms in Craig
• Gubernatorial candidate vows return to Moffat County
• 2010 Moffat County Fair schedule of events
• Congressional candidates square off in Craig
• Commission recommends retention for Moffat County Court judge
• On the Record for Aug. 4, 2010
• Michelle Balleck: Summer’s end is nearing so enjoy it now
• Early voting available to Moffat County residents
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman worried about friend’s baby
• 2010 Moffat County Fair: Contestants eager to guide animals through agility competition
• Craig resident crowned Little Britches princess
• Bulldog Sports for Aug. 3
• Moffat County Commission takes action at Tuesday meeting
• Fleming wins Legion tournament in Craig
• Commission recommends retention for Moffat County Court judge
• Early voting available to Moffat County residents
• On the Record for Aug. 3, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Despite kids, woman feels trapped in bad marriage
• Horoscope for Aug. 3
• Craig Briefs: Crochet club sets fall schedule
• Datebook for Aug. 3
• Sports Briefs: Physicals offered Monday
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: 1 more candle, 1 more wish
• Malley: Protect your children
• Bonaker: I support Mike Brinks
• Balleck: Thanks for the support
• Craig Daily Press and KRAI to host forum
• Gubernatorial candidate Hickenlooper visits Craig
• Mud Splash crowns new winners in Craig
• Fleming wins Legion tournament in Craig
• Sports Spotlight: Dan Coffey
• Craig resident crowned Little Britches princess
• High-speed chase ends when car rolls down embankment
• On the Record for Aug. 2, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: She wants mother away from her baby
• Horoscope for Aug. 2
• On The Record for Aug. 2
• Craig Briefs: Candidate for governor scheduled to visit Craig
• Datebook for Aug. 2
• Glanville: The Scribbles on 'Old Blue'
• 2nd annual Lid Jam in Craig raises skate awareness in honor of late Shane Braselton
• 16-year-old boy dies in Yampa River
• Business Beat: New York Life agent blazing new trail
• My life, my words: John Knoche — Small-town living
• 16-year-old Craig boy dies in Yampa River
• Massaging the thought of a new career
• Strings presents inaugural Free Community Matinee Concert in Steamboat
• Craig briefs: Legion bingo scheduled for today
• Datebook for July 31
• Craig Daily Press and KRAI to host forum
• Editorial: i-Awareness
• A&L: Finishing up projects
• Over a Cup of Coffee: Quick casserole for breakfast on the run
• Annie's Mailbox: How do I make my teenager interested in school?
• Horoscope for July 31
• Moffat County falls to Fort Morgan
• Moffat County businesses fight through tough times
• Fundraising total for former Craig resident adjusted
• Moffat County American Legion falls in 1st round of state playoffs
• On the Record for July 30, 2010
• Lid Jam to honor late Craig skateboarder
• Fundraising total for former Craig resident adjusted
• Annies Mailbox: Woman has to dodge invites from strange couple
• Horoscope July 30
• The Rev. Tony Bohrer: The power of choice
• Craig Briefs: Golf tournament to benefit Susan G. Komen foundation
• Datebook for July 30
• Janet Sheridan: Lessons from a 4-H project
• Brown: A candidate I believe in
• Craig Postal Service employees have mixed reaction to Saturday proposal
• Craig Grain sold to Utah company
• ACET arrests Craig man
• National Night Out in Craig to promote crime prevention, community safety
• Local fuel gauge for July 30
• Gubernatorial candidate to visit Craig
• New TMH board chair steps forward
• U.S. Senate candidate Norton stumps in Steamboat
• College soccer coming to Craig
• ACET arrests Craig man
• Craig Postal Service employees have mixed reaction to Saturday proposal
• National Night Out in Craig to promote crime prevention, community safety
• On the Record for July 30, 2010
• Lessons from a 4-H project
• New coal mine calls for revision of traffic patterns in western Routt County
• Annie's Mailbox: How should daughter deal with sister-in-law?
• Horoscope for July 29
• Boomer Girl: No red hat needed
• Reishus: Updating friends, family
• Sports briefs: Volleyball skills camp begins Monday
• Craig Briefs: Legion bingo slated for Saturday night
• Datebook for July 29
• Michelle Balleck: Jam-packed weekend of fun
• Moffat County applies for two road improvement grants
• Young golfers take on the Yampa
• Moffat officials eyeing river level
• Boomer Girl: No red hats needed
• Craig City Council approves lodging tax on 1st reading
• Gubernatorial candidate to visit Craig
• College soccer in Craig
• On the record for July 29, 2010
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman tried to mend family
• Horoscope for July 28
• Editorial: New Trapper boss key to economy
• Jowell: Time to keep promises
• Herring: A worthy candidate
• Bishop: Think before you vote
• Craig Briefs: Food distributions continuing today
• Datebook for July 28
• Idaho man’s journey through Craig suffers setback
• Senior Spotlight for July 27
• Mari Katherine Raftopoulos: Her lessons, our soundtrack
• Knoche family: Thanks for the support
• Derick: A qualified candidate
• Craig Briefs: Kiwanis Club set to host golf tourney
• Hayden begins to receive town manager applications
• Datebook for July 27
• Moffat County applies for two road improvement grants
• Bulldog Sports for July 27
• Craig City Council meets tonight
• Horoscope for July 27
• Young golfers take on the Yampa
• Idaho man’s journey through Craig suffers setback
• On the Record for July 27, 2010
• Benefit for former Craig resident raises $25K
• Moffat County preparing for state tourney
• Sports briefs: Junior golf tournament is Tuesday in Craig
• Carnival, circus coming to Craig this week
• Student News: Taylor Vernon
• BLM considers field manager applicants in Moffat County
• ILC event in craig raises awareness, money for people with disabilities
• Business Beat: Chef returns to Castle Ranch Steakhouse
• My Life, My Words: Kevin Willbanks — A laid-back lifestyle
• Softball teams raise more than $2,100 to help Craig coach, umpire
• Sports spotlight: Zach Beauchamp
• Glanville: Water is better, only it isn’t
• Craig Briefs: AARP meeting open to the public
• Datebook for July 26
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman can't handle step-duaghter
• On the Record for July 26, 2010
• Carnival, circus coming to Craig this week
• Moffat County preparing for state tourney
• Benefit for former Craig resident raises $25K
• Sports briefs: Junior golf tournament is Tuesday in Craig
• Aging Well: Strength exercise yields essential benefits
• Horoscope for July 26
• Blessings in a ‘hard time’: Benefit dinners to help Craig resident recovering from cance
• Over a Cup of Coffee: Two recipes for cool summer salads
• A&L: Plenty of fun at the Fair
• Annie's Mailbox: Woman dating man for wrong reasons
• Horoscope for July 24
• ‘Shane would dig that, too’
• Moffat County’s largest wildfires now contained
• Sunrise Kids awarded three-star rating from non-profit group
• Moffat County ousted from district tourney
• Rough course doesn't slow record turnout
• Regional crews battle new wildfires
• Craig briefs: Coffee party set to meet today
• Datebook for July 24
• Free black lung screenings offered in August
• Editorial: Judgment lapsed
• Government update for July 24
• Craig Briefs: Area church hosts Bible school
• Datebook for July 23
• Free black lung screenings offered
• Owens fammily: Thanks for the support
• Elwood: Golfing in Yampa Valley
• On the Mark: MCHS golfer ties for 3rd at Grand Junction tourney
• Sports Briefs: Football registration deadline extended
• Local fuel gauge for July 23
• Annie's Mailbox: She wants family peace
• Moffat County American Legion team drops tourney opener
• Horoscope for July 23
• ILC hosting downtown Craig event
• Softball tourney this weekend to benefit Roman Gutierrez
• On the Record for July 23, 2010
• Moffat County Fair
• Cowboy’s cross-country journey makes stop in Craig
• Moffat County candidates file financial reports
• Craig dentist John Ilko sells practice after 40 years
• Michelle Balleck: Good times for good causes
• Robert Cash booked into Routt County Jail
• Weekend fundraiser to benefit former Craig girl
• Trapper Mine hires new president
• Moffat County Bulldogs name new volleyball coaches
• Andy Bockelman: ‘Inception’: Sweet dreams are made of this
• Craig Briefs: Chamber breakfast set for this morning
• Datebook for July 22
• Fire activity slows Wednesday near Moffat County
• Craig Daily Press hosting online chats with local candidates
• Boomer Girl: Looking for a couples’ pastime
• Moffat County candidates file financial reports
• Tileston: Dealing with the deer
• Cash appears via videoconference from Routt County Jail
• Sports Briefs: Mud Splash scheduled for July 31
• Neilson: Highly recommended
• Annie's Mailbox: Her family cut her off for talking to sister
• Albee: More than barren rock
• Janet Sheridan: Blame it on birth order
• Sports briefs: Former players to honor retired coach
• On the Record for July 22, 2010
• On the Record for July 21, 2010
• Grand Olde West Days
• Craig Depot on Colorado Endangered Places List
• Cost of Freedom Exhibit

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