The town of Hayden is spraying for mosquitoes again this year, with spraying operations taking place during the evening hours, wind and weather permitting. The next scheduled spray of the season will be either Wednesday or Thursday Continue reading
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Moffat County Weed And Pest Workshop
There will be a weed and pest workshop on Monday May 15th at the CSU Extension office in Craig. Topics to be covered include weed management Continue reading
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City Council Election Forum Next Week
A Craig City Council Election Forum will be held next week. The public forum will be hosted by 93.7 102.3 KRAI, 55 Country, The Craig Daily Press and the Craig Association of Realtors. Seven people will compete for four open seats. Tony Bohrer and Jarrod Ogden Continue reading
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Man Who Rolled Car Thursday Turns Himself In
The driver who rolled his vehicle last Thursday on Highway 13 north of Craig turned himself in Wednesday night after a warrant was issued for his arrest. The driver was identified as 34 year old Craig resident Tanner Sholes. Sholes was wanted for careless driving, driving Continue reading
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Get Updates On Building Codes
A Building Code presentation will be held by the Routt County Regional Building Department this week in Steamboat. Representatives from the department will be discussing adoption of the Continue reading
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Man Missing From CAPS Arrested
A man who went missing Wednesday night from CAPS in Craig was arrested Thursday night by Craig Police. An on duty police officer spotted the missing man, 51-year-old Anthony Manning, near Thunder Rolls Bowling Center. The officer was able to follow Manning to a trailer off of West First Street where he was arrested. Two other Continue reading
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Highway 13 Closed Three Days This Week
Highway 13 south of Craig will be closed three days this week to allow construction to continue on the Yampa River Bridge. The highway will be closed Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 7 am to 7 pm to allow crews to continue repairs. Detour routes will be in place for drivers in the area. Continue reading
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YVYP Membership Drive Wednesday
The Yampa Valley Young Professionals will hold a membership drive tomorrow night from 5 to 7 at the Center of Craig. The event will allow potential members between the ages of 21 and 40 to learn about the group and what membership entails. Community members interested in receiving Continue reading
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Emerald Mountain Closed Next Week
The majority of the front side of Emerald Mountain will be closed Monday through Wednesday to allow the City of Steamboat to continue to remove beetle kill trees from the area. During the closure, a helicopter will assist with tree removal. During the closure the Bluffs Continue reading
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Community Invited to Barbecue Prior to EPA Meeting
Local officials are encouraging Craig residents to treat the EPA’s visit next week as a community event. Regional Administrator Shawn McGrath will visit Moffat County for a community meeting Wednesday to hear from local residents, businesses, and community leaders about the hardships the EPA’s new Continue reading
