Jerry Raehal

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Jerry Raehal has been the editor of the Craig Daily Press since November 2006. Prior to that, he worked as the editor/general manager at the Molalla Pioneer in Oregon, and as the sports editor of the Rawlins Daily Times in Wyoming.
Raehal graduated from the University of Northern Colorado in 2000. He is married and has no children.

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No injuries in bus accident

No one was injured in a Wednesday morning crash between a Moffat County school bus and car.

Year one down for Jantz

Sheriff looks at first year, toward second

Sitting on Moffat County Sheriff Tim Jantz's desk is a blue Mead notebook.

Up from the ashes

Reconstruction efforts going on after apartment fire

Early May is the goal for completing reconstruction on a Craig apartment complex that caught fire in September 2007.

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'We found the perfect candidate'

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Cause of fire at Country Mall under investigation

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County Shop catches fire

Early reports: Minimal damage to county vehicles

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'This community just came together'

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'This is a severe tragedy'

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