Stories
Book outlines erosion control
Routt County is selling a handbook to help teach contractors ways to reduce river runoff problems connected to ground erosion on construction sites. The book also will prepare the community for a possible amendment to the building code to help control runoff problems.
Cowboys, cowgirls competing in Hayden
It is a rancher's answer to Monday Night Football, and the weekly events will give local sorting and penning enthusiasts a chance to stay on their horses at the Two Socks arena near Hayden for most of the winter.
Selection for jury members under way
Johnson murder trial gets rolling in Fort Collins
Jury selection for Thomas Lee Johnson got off to a slow start in Fort Collins Monday, but attorneys remain optimistic a jury of Larimer County residents can be selected by the end of today. At 5 p.m. Monday, about 20 potential jurors had been eliminated, leaving prosecutors and defense attorneys with a jury pool of about 180 for the murder trial.
Council chooses business owners for commission
The city's main board charged with making decisions about Steamboat's architecture has no architects on it.
Council waiting on pay raises
It became painfully obvious to City Council members that they could not in good faith accept a raise after Sept. 11, but if voters approve a pay increase for the seven elected officials, it could be put in place as early as next spring.
Railroad decides to raze depot
Union Pacific Railroad has decided its train depot at 304 Yampa Ave. in Craig should be demolished.
Regaining their focus
Sailors volleyball coach hopes team can keep up its intensity at tourney
Forget the records; forget what happened last year or even what happened last weekend. From here on out, the only thing that really matters to the members of the Sailors volleyball team is surviving until the next playoff round.
Youth football league sees successful year
The Doak Walker Youth Football League has become so popular there is a waiting list just to get in.
