The Last Stand
Photo archive for March 30, 2008
Harmon "Buck" Buckland
Jessica Maynard
Scott and Cindy MacGray
Leyda & Ernesto Perez
Kimberly Saari
Joe Roberts draws a cartoon that appears weekly on the editorial page of the Sunday Pilot & Today. This is the cartoon for March 30, 2008.
Stan Whittemore returns a volley during a match last week at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs. Whittemore, who will turn 90 in June, is part of a group of seniors who play every weekday afternoon.
John Fetcher, 96, returns a volley during a match Friday afternoon at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs. Fetcher plays tennis twice a week with a group of seniors who have made tennis a part of their daily routine.
John Fetcher, 96, laughs after dropping a shot just over the net. Fetcher plays twice a week at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs.
Dave Zabel, 72, changes the score during a match this week at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs.
Dave Zabel, 72, changes the score during a match this week at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs.
Alfred Kahn, 92, gets ready for the serve during a match at the Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs.
Steamboat Springs’ Pio Utu volunteers his time to help student athletes at Steamboat Springs High School and Steamboat Springs Middle School. It’s something that Utu started doing shortly after moving to Steamboat 25 years ago.
Steamboat Springs' Coutrney Garth races Delta's Brooke Gardner for a loose ball Saturday in the Sailors' 10-0 victory against the Panthers. Steamboat returns to action Tuesday at home against Rifle.
Crossan’s M&A Market building in Yampa has been added to Routt County’s list of historic places. The town of Yampa is hoping to restore the building.
Second grader Christina Hathaway fires a shot toward the basket during the Christian Heritage School’s March Madness reading program Friday.
Tallak Myhre, a first grader at Christian Heritage School, contemplates a shot during the school’s March Madness Reading Program. Students earned free throws for reading time and increased their chances of winning prizes based on how many shots they hit.
Steamboat Springs freshman Hayley Brookshire spins around her defender Saturday before dashing toward the endline. Brookshire’s efforts eventually resulted in a Sailors goal. She finished the game with three assists as the team ran up the score on Delta, 10-0.
In Tuesday’s municipal election, three candidates are vying for mayor and 10 are seeking a trustee seat on the Town Board.
Justin Peretz fires a shot at the basket during Christian Heritage School’s March Madness reading program Friday.
Christian Heritage School first-grader Kyle Case shoots for the basket as part of the school’s March Madness reading program. Students earned free throws for reading time and increased their chances of winning prizes based on how many shots they hit.
The Steamboat Smokehouse restaurant, shown here along Lincoln Avenue on Thursday afternoon, is one of many businesses in Steamboat Springs searching for additional employees.
Derek Ruiz, a member of a Triple Crown team from Dakota Ridge, warms up in the on-deck circle during a game in the 11-year-old division in Steamboat Springs in 2007. The Triple Crown tournament is one of many popular attractions for summer tourists in Routt County, which could see a drop in summer sales tax revenue this year because of reduced spending that local government officials say could result from the downturn in the overall national economy.
A balloon travels through the sky during the 27th annual Balloon Rodeo in 2007. The rodeo is one of many popular attractions for summer tourists in Routt County, which could see a drop in summer sales tax revenue this year because of reduced spending that local government officials say could result from the downturn in the overall national economy.
The number of roles of tape as well as the amount of beer the builders have consumed is carefully documented.
Lead builders Jim Fletcher, right, and Carl Reichenbach discuss the construction of their Cardboard Classic craft Thursday in an underground parking garage. Race day is Saturday.
Lucile’s Creole Café on the west side of Steamboat Springs soon will be replaced by a burger restaurant owned by Rex Brice. Brice currently owns Mazzola’s and Rex’s American Grill & Bar.
A juicy burger from Rex’s American Grill & Bar waits to be devoured during the lunch hour at the restaurant in Steamboat Springs on Thursday afternoon. The owner of Rex’s, Rex Brice, will open a burger restaurant where Lucile’s Creole Café is located on the west side of town.
A dining and kitchen area inside a condo at the Highmark Resort at the base of Steamboat Ski Area. Pam Vanatta of Prudential Steamboat Realty confirms that the plan is to offer a high-end boutique hotel opening in June.
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