The Last Stand
Photo archive for May 31, 2007
Steamboat Springs High School senior Haley Morris presents her senior project to judges Wednesday at the school. Morris’ projects was titled Steamboat Springs: Then & Now. She used historic and present day photos to illustrate changes.
Soda Creek Elementary School third grader Jenna Kramer looks at a dictionary designed for third graders. Steamboat Springs Rotary Club members Cam Boyd and Jay O'Hare passed out the dictionaries Wednesday to all the third graders at the school. The Rotary Club purchased 300 books for third graders in Routt County.
Steamboat Springs Rotary Club member Cam Boyd introduces third-graders at Soda Creek Elementary School to a dictionary designed for third-graders. Boyd, along with Rotarian Jay O’Hare, passed out the dictionaries Wednesday to all the third-graders at the school. The Rotary Club purchased 300 books for third-graders in Routt County.
Hayden racer Ben Fulton, 14, qualified for this summer’s amateur motocross national championships with a string of top-12 spring finishes at Rocky Mountain Motocross Association races like this April race in Brush.
Hayden racer Ben Fulton, 14, qualified for this summer’s amateur motocross national championships with a top-10 finish at a May 20 Rocky Mountain Motocross Association race in Milliken.
Northwest Colorado Dental Coalition Executive Director Janet Pearcey (front row, middle right) and Partners of Routt County Executive Director Libby Foster (front row, middle left) receive checks from the Impact 100 group during a meeting.
Northwest Colorado Dental Coalition Executive Director Janet Pearcey explains her organization during an Impact 100 meeting.
Craig resident Rochelle Johnson qualified for the Tumbling and Trampoline Gymnastics National Championships for the second year in a row. Johnson and her family are holding fundraisers during the next month to help pay for travel expenses.
The live music isn’t the only form of entertainment offered at the Free Summer Concert Series. All of this summer’s concerts will be held at Howelsen Hill because of construction at the Steamboat Ski Area.
Jack Rosenthal, 10, rides down Howelsen Hill on Wednesday in front of Ben Wharton, 11, during the first Steamboat Springs Town Challenge Mountain Bike Series race of the season.
Emily Rabbitt, 15, decends Howelsen Hill on Wedneday during the first Steamboat Springs Town Challenge Mountain Bike Series race of the season. She finished first in the race for girls ages 13 to 15.
Thirteen young bikers ages 8 and younger leave the starting line Wednesday at Howelsen Hill. The Steamboat Springs Town Challenge Mountain Bike Series kicked off Wednesday with the Howelsen Hill Circuit.
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