The Craig City Council voted 6 to 1 at a special meeting yesterday, to make the firing of City Manager Mike Foreman official. The City announced the firing early last week, but due to procedural issues, a formal vote had to be held to conform to Colorado Law. Foreman firing was partially attributed to an incident that occurred at the Kiwanis Play earlier this month, when Foreman got into a verbal altercation with a woman at the play. Craig Mayor John Ponikvar said the incident caused the majority of the council to lose Continue reading
Craig Mayor John Ponikvar announced in an email last night that the City Council had terminated the employment of Craig City Manager Mike Foreman. According to the email, the City Council will begin a search for his replacement in the near future, with City 
This months Coffee with Council session will be held tomorrow morning in Steamboat. Councilman Scott Ford and others will be at the meeting to discuss any topics of concern to the public. This months discussion will be 
The Craig City Council approved fee increases for the Craig City Pool at their meeting last night. The fees will go up across the board except for seasonal passes for Students and Adults. In addition 
The Craig City Council accepted a recommendation from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board to hire the company Logan-Simpson to update the Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Trails Master Plan. According to Craig Mayor John Ponikvar, the company was selected due to 
This months Coffee with Council session will be held tomorrow morning in Steamboat. Councilman Scott Ford and others will be at the meeting to discuss any topics of concern to the public. The monthly Coffee with Council and Cocktails with Council sessions allow the community 
The Bureau of Land Management’s Northwest Resource Advisory Council will meet this week in Craig. The meeting will be held tomorrow, at the Clarion Inn from 8 to 3. The meeting is open to the public, with a public comment period 
This months Coffee with Council session will be held Friday morning in Steamboat. Councilman Scott Ford and others will be at the meeting to discuss any topics of concern to the public. The conversation at this months Coffee With Council meting will focus on the city’s goals 
The Craig Parks & Recreation Department is now accepting application for the Parks & Recreation and Open Space Advisory Board. Applications need to be submitted by Wednesday. Members of the advisory board serve three year staggered terms. There is currently an 
Trash trucks coming into Craig from outside the city will now have to pay a yearly inspection fee to ensure they meet the City’s safety requirements. The Craig City council passed an ordinance at their meeting Tuesday night that 
Time is running out to nominate someone to serve on the Wyoming BLM Resource Advisory Council. The Council is composed of citizens chosen for their interest or expertise in energy and mineral development, ranching, outdoor recreation, conservation, state and local government, 
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