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Local responders are awaiting confirmation on what started the blaze.
01/25/2025

Local responders are awaiting confirmation on what started the blaze.

On Thursday, Craig Fire/Rescue responded to a large structure fire approximately six miles north of Craig. Fire crews arrived at the scene to find smoke billowing from a large metal building, which housed heavy equipment...

“I’m doing this because I want Colorado to succeed and have safe, reliable clean energy — and it’s not a partisan issue....
01/24/2025

“I’m doing this because I want Colorado to succeed and have safe, reliable clean energy — and it’s not a partisan issue."

After years of failed attempts by Republican lawmakers to classify nuclear energy as “clean” in Colorado, some Democrats are signing onto the idea.   House Bill 1040 would add nuclear to the definition of clean energy...

The suspect is alleged to have been trying to sell another party stolen goods in a Kremmling parking lot before hopping ...
01/24/2025

The suspect is alleged to have been trying to sell another party stolen goods in a Kremmling parking lot before hopping in a car and flying west on the highway.

The Routt County Sheriff’s Office and Colorado State Patrol responded to a call from the Grand County Sheriff’s Office Friday about a high-speed chase on U.S. Highway 40 on Rabbit Ears Pass at around 2:20...

The Moffat County outlet has been seeing positive results from the Colorado Soil Health Program.
01/23/2025

The Moffat County outlet has been seeing positive results from the Colorado Soil Health Program.

Doyle Moon, an agricultural producer in Moffat County who manages Moon Farms, has taken serious steps to improve his farm’s soil health. The producer is enrolled in the second round of funding available through the...

Among the discussion points were Craig's role in the forthcoming mountain rail project, the city's Local Marketing Distr...
01/22/2025

Among the discussion points were Craig's role in the forthcoming mountain rail project, the city's Local Marketing District, and presentations from several community organizations.

The City Council wasted no time during the first meeting of 2025 as they celebrated community partnerships and looked to the future of housing and transportation in the City of Craig. Mayor Chris Nichols called...

“We’re just trying to keep getting better and using these teams to practice for harder teams. I think we’ve all gotten b...
01/21/2025

“We’re just trying to keep getting better and using these teams to practice for harder teams. I think we’ve all gotten better at making plays and taking advantage of our defense.”

A Saturday scoring spree was just what the Moffat County girls basketball team needed to set the stage for a conference showdown this weekend. MCHS girls took a 54-38 win against Rifle in a game...

Though they've struggled to close some games in recent weeks, Bulldog boys are leading the league (and even the entire s...
01/21/2025

Though they've struggled to close some games in recent weeks, Bulldog boys are leading the league (and even the entire state) in several stat categories.

It’s been a rough few weeks for Moffat County boys basketball, but the Bulldogs looked to have turned a corner. And they plan to keep going in this new direction. MCHS picked up their first...

In 2024, 23 of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain 71 herds of the state animal saw population increases in 2024. Still, 15 of the...
01/20/2025

In 2024, 23 of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain 71 herds of the state animal saw population increases in 2024. Still, 15 of the herds faced declines while the rest remained stable.

While many of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep herds continue to struggle with disease, 2024 was a better year for the state animal.  Andy Holland, a big game manager at Colorado Parks and Wildlife, gave...

“Our educators are the backbone of our public schools, yet we continue to ask them to do more with less — working long h...
01/19/2025

“Our educators are the backbone of our public schools, yet we continue to ask them to do more with less — working long hours, often with inadequate resources while facing low pay, disrespect and concerns about safety in their workplaces."

Nearly half of Colorado educators are considering leaving the profession, according to a recent survey. Their reasons — insufficient funds, autonomy and safety — are precisely what the Colorado Education Association intends to ask from...

"Colorado has an incredibly vibrant beverage industry because of the independent liquor store."
01/18/2025

"Colorado has an incredibly vibrant beverage industry because of the independent liquor store."

Two years after Colorado voters approved the sale of wine in grocery stores, state lawmakers are still looking for ways to blunt the impact on small businesses.  Following a failed push last legislative session to...

A new regular column will provide details on local government and the projects elected officials are pursuing.
01/17/2025

A new regular column will provide details on local government and the projects elected officials are pursuing.

As we step into 2025, I am excited to share with you the many initiatives and projects that are shaping the future of our vibrant city. The start of a new year is always a...

"Students — as always — are encouraged to do their very best on these assessments. It helps the schools know how to help...
01/17/2025

"Students — as always — are encouraged to do their very best on these assessments. It helps the schools know how to help or challenge that student more effectively."

This school year, MAPs testing comes at the end of January. Between Jan. 20 and Jan. 30, hundreds of Moffat County School District students will be testing to show their growth. MAP stands for Measures...

"It's fast-paced, super-competitive, just really good hockey. I started conditioning myself more to get ready and my gam...
01/16/2025

"It's fast-paced, super-competitive, just really good hockey. I started conditioning myself more to get ready and my game has really picked up. Super cool to see all this fan support here."

While the title may have changed hands and the jersey designs changed, Craig’s junior hockey team is no less in fighting shape. The Colorado Fighting Elk, part of the US Premier Hockey League, was bought...

In addition to  the Bulldog Proving Grounds, future phases will expand coverage to new locations including the maintenan...
01/16/2025

In addition to the Bulldog Proving Grounds, future phases will expand coverage to new locations including the maintenance and transportation facility as well as the MCHS EcoLab.

An ongoing effort to ensure the security of staff, students and the community has resulted in Moffat County School District moving to update its security infrastructure. That process involves upgrading existing cameras, as well as...

Get a glimpse of the local artistic talent in their upcoming show. You may be so inspired you decide to join their ranks...
01/15/2025

Get a glimpse of the local artistic talent in their upcoming show. You may be so inspired you decide to join their ranks.

Northwest Colorado Arts Council will host an art show reception at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 22 in the Articulture Gallery on the second floor of the Yampa Building, 775 Yampa Ave. in Craig. All are...

“The business was not just a business. It was personal to me and I don’t want to quit the community. I just can’t do it ...
01/15/2025

“The business was not just a business. It was personal to me and I don’t want to quit the community. I just can’t do it anymore, and that really bugs me.”

Chris Miller, of Miller Family Appliance in Craig, came to the Yampa Valley to enjoy the mountains and to further his career with John Deere. Over time, he became a vital component of the many...

In Moffat County, 4-H reaches roughly 250 youth with the help of about 40 volunteers, and you can learn more about what ...
01/14/2025

In Moffat County, 4-H reaches roughly 250 youth with the help of about 40 volunteers, and you can learn more about what all it offers at the upcoming Open House.

The annual 4-H Open House will take place at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 5 at the Moffat County Extension Office at Moffat County Courthouse, 1198 W. Victory Way. In Moffat County, 4-H reaches roughly 250 youth...

The Dogs did not disappoint at one of the biggest events on their schedule.
01/14/2025

The Dogs did not disappoint at one of the biggest events on their schedule.

In an event that emphasizes victory in its title, Moffat County wrestlers showed they knew how to win this past weekend. MCHS grappling teams saw a collective 13 athletes climb the podium Saturday during the...

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