Stories
ENERGY EXPRESS
Is the Pilates workout program meant for men?
Billy M. e-mails from Tulsa: My girlfriend loves her Pilates class and wants me to go with her, but I don't think it's for guys. She says it is. What do you say?
Preserving the past
Volunteers strive to save Upper Yampa heritage
Men like Karl Clemens Paznokaitis and Irvin Soash are most likely strangers to most people in Routt County.
BUSINESS FILE
Larsen to oversee area advertising Bryna Larsen, publisher of the Craig Daily Press, has been named the regional director of advertising for the Steamboat Pilot & Today, the Hayden Valley Press and the Daily Press.
AFTER THE WHISTLE
Showing off his team spirit
Sports fans around the world show their support in all sorts of ways.
UNDER THE SUN
One man's cache is another's treasure
Last week, I wrote an article about the new sport of geocaching. The idea is to place a cache out in the woods somewhere usually in a Tupperware container with a logbook and some trinkets.
In Brief
In brief for Jan. 6, 2002
NATHANIEL RILEY MATTERN
1979-2002
Behind the Headlines
Justifying a new judicial complex
Routt County began a process months ago to determine the need of a new judicial complex that would replace the old county courthouse on Lincoln Avenue. The facility is old and cramped and many security and safety issues have been pointed out. Judicial District Administrator Evan Herman revisits the issue and gives a progress report on the process to bring about a new court facility.
Charter school setting courses for community
Grant could mean more adult classes, after-school and summer programs for North Routt
When the North Routt Charter School opened its doors at the beginning of this school year, its main objective was to have North Routt students return to the community. But with a recent grant, the community just might be returning to school.
Honoring History
DeLaney family plans to restore historical buildings on ranch north of Hayden
The black and white photograph that hangs in Pat and Tammie DeLaney's dining room powerfully illustrates how time can never touch some things in life.
Ski resort, Forest Service stress safety
Ropes are put up to keep skiers, snowboarders out of unsafe areas while on the mountain
Snow riders looking for adventure by skiing in the backcountry at the Steamboat Ski Area should keep in mind the physical and financial risks that are involved.
No go
Inexperience defeats Olympic biathlon hopeful Michael Brothers
Last week's Olympic tryouts were an experience of a lifetime for biathlete Capt. Michael Brothers.
Made for a woman
Snowboard manufactures realize the growing market of female shredders
The once male-dominated sport of snowboarding is becoming saturated with female riders who can rip up the powder just like the guys.
Weekly Planner
The weekly planner for Jan. 7-12
BETTY N. FRY
1924-2001
Council looking to shift budget priorities
Issues that are too costly, overly ambitious may be put on back burner for a while
With an uncertain economic future, the city's priorities, like many individual priorities in the aftermath of Sept. 11, have shifted. Going into 2002 with the potential for a revenue shortfall, the city is focusing on getting the nuts and bolts of government completed before taking on some of the larger issues facing the community.
Real estate transactions
Real estate transactions for Dec. 27 to Jan. 3
Local Briefing
Local briefing for Jan. 6, 2002
The Record
The record for Dec. 31 to Jan. 4
GEORGE PHILLIP SAUER
1911-2002
CHARLES EDWARD (TOM) DAVISON
1932-2001
MELANIE VAN RIE BARNES
1949-2001
Letters
Letters for Jan. 6, 2002
Our View
A Message Sent
The arrest of three Moffat County High School students on charges that they plotted to blow up the high school and the county courthouse is a reminder that no community can presume to be immune from such disturbing threats.
The Week in Review
The week in review for Dec. 31 to Jan. 5
An affordable alternative
Developer's three-story townhomes are being offered for less than $145,000
Local homebuilder Paul Flood has found a way to bring three-bedroom townhomes in Hayden onto the market for less than $150,000.
Couple brings French flair to square
It has been said that husbands and wives should not keep secrets from one another. Marco and Rebecca Pauvert aren't buying it.
Tapping into Russia's oil market
From an office in Steamboat, Howard Cooper runs a massive oil field in Siberia
Howard Cooper's business card is printed on two sides English on one side, Russian on the other. That's what you do when you're the president of the only publicly held American company that has all of its assets in Russia.
Births
Births for Jan. 6, 2002
Around Town
Around town for Jan. 6, 2002
Grand results
Steamboat comes on strong at Junior Olympic qualifying event
Korie Steitz led Steamboat this weekend in two Junior Olympic qualifying events and a high school competition in cross-country skiing.
Bantam A Braves wrap up holiday tourney
The Steamboat Bantam A Braves hockey team traveled to the Arvada Bantam Holiday hockey tournament last weekend and returned home with the championship trophy.
INSIDE OUT
Amateur boarders riding for a cause
Amateur boarders riding for a cause VAIL The Snowboarding Outreach Society's Outreach Series snowboarding competitions continue in Keystone next weekend.
Blazing a new trail
The newest addition to the Howelsen Hill Nordic trail system has become one of the most widely used routes on the mountain.
