The Last Stand
Photo archive for November 25, 2007
Houston Mader, bottom, spars with teammate Derek Morris during practice last week. Mader is looking to improve on last year’s fourth-place state finish.
Matt Ladley, 16, could be any teenage boy. But he’s not. Instead, he’s quickly becoming one of the faces of the future of U.S. men’s snowboarding.
Steamboat Springs High School basketball coach Kelly Meek doesn’t have to read between the lines to know the kind of talent — and potential — he has on this year’s team.
An elk mount hangs on the wall at B & L Quality Taxidermy in Steamboat Springs. After a busy start to this year’s hunting, taxidermist Bob Reiner said things slowed a bit during the past couple of seasons.
Receptionist Kathy Reed, front, and registered nurse Melissa Uchitelle-Rogers work Wednesday at the South Routt Medical Center. The medical center is expected to be open five days a week starting Jan. 1.
High school student Drew Ruff laughs in the Steamboat Springs High School library last week while discussing a new Parent Academy formed by parents and school staff members. The academy aims to help parents with teens.
Nancy Mucklow, the mother of two teenage boys, is part of a group of parents and school staff that has created a Parent Academy to address issues related to parenting teens.
Liz Croes, left, and Jax Larsen, right, compare driver lists in the Alpine Taxi offices in Steamboat Springs on Friday. Alpine Taxi could see a higher demand for service this winter because of staff shortages and cut bus routes at Steamboat Springs Transit.
Among the outbuildings on the C-Cross C is a modest shed that served travelers waiting for the Wolcott Stage on its way to Steamboat Springs.
The C-Cross C ranch on Thorpe Mountain includes hundreds of acres of forested land and views to the south overlooking Phippsburg.
The Butcher Shop owner Bill Gardner spent last week readying his restaurant for one last opening day. Like many other longtime Ski Time Square businesses, The Butcher Shop is poised to close and be demolished in 2008.
The Tugboat Grill & Pub in Ski Town Square is one of many businesses that will be forced to relocate or close permanently next summer when the area is demolished.
The Tugboat Grill & Pub in Ski Town Square is one of many businesses that will be forced to relocate or close permanently next summer when the area is demolished.
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