Steamboat Pilot & Today

Rainy night in Steamboat Springs. Submitted by: Matthew Grasse

Laraine Martin, left, pitches the ball to Sarah Tiedeken on Wednesday at Whistler Field. The Steamboat Women's Rugby Club, which practices Monday and Thursday evenings, is looking for new members. Photo by Luke Graham

Steamboat Women's Rugby Club organizer Anne Zoltani explains rules Wednesday at Whistler Park. The team, which practices Monday and Thursday evenings, is looking for new members. Photo by Luke Graham

Erin Orr, from left, Tori Allen and Astrid Reichelt practice rugby drills Wednesday at Whistler Park. The Steamboat Women's Rugby Club, which practices Monday and Thursday evenings, is looking for new members. Photo by Luke Graham

Dexter the Pug at Mount Werner Vet's 9Pet Check. Thanks to Dr. Rule and all the veterinarians that helped our local four legged friends! Submitted by: Candice Martin

Sunset at 6:30 p.m. March 31. Submitted by: Trudi Jespersen

Spring time in the Valley — Greta Martin, 4, climbs an aspen tree. Submitted by: Candice Martin

Don't go Tebow! Submitted by: Candice Martin

Cindy Maddox manages a brave smile April 2 during a final trip to the top of the Snowy Range Ski Area, which she owned with her husband, Bob Maddox. Courtesy photo

Restoring dignity to an area of Steamboat Springs Cemetery where indigent residents were buried was a passion of Cindy Maddox’s during her years on the Cemetery Board. She also was a senior warden at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Photo by Tom Ross

Logan Banning, left, finished second in the ski cross event at the USASA nationals event in Copper Mountain. Banning also finished third in half-pipe and fourth in slope-style, earning the first-place overall award. Scott Wither / Courtesy

Steamboat Velo member Corey Piscopo, right, finished third during the weekend at a mountain bike race in Fruita. Courtesy photo

Harry Larson cuts sections of beetle-kill wood that will be used for the soffit of a home being renovated by PureBuilt Inc. in the Fish Creek area. PureBuilt is updating the home as part of the renovation to make it more sustainable in the future. Photo by John F. Russell

Carlos Luna caulks around the window of a home being renovated by PureBuilt Inc. near Fish Creek Falls. The home is being completely redone, and its owners are looking into ways to make the home more efficient and sustainable for the future. Photo by John F. Russell

Roger, left, and Dick Bedell show their kills from coyote and fox hunting in about 1980 in Clark. Submitted by: Jane Denning