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Details Around Craig Police Shooting Investigation Emerge

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Details Around Craig Police Shooting Investigation Emerge

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Details are slowly beginning to emerge surrounding the April 26 police shooting in Craig and the subsequent reinstatement of the the Craig officer who reportedly shot a victim who was allegedly holding a weapon.Last week, it was reported that Craig police officer Dalton Caudell had returned to active duty after initially being placed on paid administrative leave following the incident. His reinstatement occurred prior to the completion of an inv…See the Story

Where in Moffat County

Where in Moffat County

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Pictured is the cement house that Henry Chadwick erected on his homestead c. 1917/1918. It is located about 8 miles southwest of the Great Divide townsite, and northwest of Craig on Moffat County Road 8 N on private land.Museum of Northwest Colorado/Courtesy photo Read Article

New ownership, familiar vision: Craig’s 518 Wine Bar enters next chapter under new ownership

New ownership, familiar vision: Craig’s 518 Wine Bar enters next chapter under new ownership

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A downtown staple of Craig, known for its moody ambiance, creative drink menu and place for community connection, is entering a new chapter as 518 Wine Bar transitions to new ownership. After almost five years of operating the wine bar, Kirstie McPherson has sold the business to Marco Borja, a Craig entrepreneur who owns The Flower Mine florist shop and formerly owned Sister’s Liquor, which closed its doors last week. Borja, left, stands along…Read Article

‘A different kind of crazy’: Broken Brain Backyard Race challenges runners, showcases beauty of Moffat County

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In a grueling endurance test that pushes athletes to their physical and mental limits, the Broken Brain Backyard Race returns to Loudy-Simpson Park on Saturday. The race is unique in that participants must run 4.167 miles every hour, on the hour, until only one runner remains. The event is directed by Craig local Mark Buchanan, who took over organizing duties this year from former organizers Melissa and Ken Rogers. The event, which Buchanan call…Craig · Craig Read Article

When flows are low, river recreators seek out new allies and avoid making enemies - Aspen Journalism

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Listen to the audio version: What used to be a calm stretch of the Yampa River near Craig, Colorado, now boasts a new set of rollicking whitewater rapids. They’re not the result of some new rockslide. The boulders in these rapids were selected to create just enough splashy holes to attract kayakers, and they act as the focal point of the city’s new effort to draw residents and tourists down to the river’s banks. On a breezy spring afternoon M…Craig · Craig See the Story

Where in Moffat County

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Ride N Tie parade in front of the Moffat County State Bank on the northwest corner of Victory Way and Yampa Avenue in 1956. Govenor Edwin Johnson is the parade grand marshal. This building remains largely unchanged today.Museum of Northwest Colorado/Courtesy photoParade · Craig Read Article

Former Coal Towns Make Stunning Decision After Their Local Mines Shut Down: 'They Know that It Can't Be Coal Moving Forward'

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Communities in Colorado that once relied on coal are exploring a bold new chapter — one that could keep their towns powered and their economies thriving. Former coal towns are now eyeing an alternative energy option as a promising path forward thanks to a new state law. Signed in March 2024, the new law includes nuclear power in Colorado's definitions of "clean energy." It also sets aside funding to explore whether small nuclear reactors could b…Coal · Taichung See the Story

Obituary: Donald Neal Silver

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September 17, 1946 – April 21, 2025 Donald Neal Silver was born in Vincennes, IN to Howard and Allene Silver on September 17, 1946. He passed away on Monday, April 21, 2025 in Alamosa. Don grew up in Craig, graduated MCHS in 1964 and returned to be an officer in the Craig Police Dept. in the ’60’s and ’70’s. His love for trucks led him to various trucking positions and favorite one with Halliburton. Don and Marilyn married in Nov. 1977 and raise…Craig · Craig Read Article

Pipi’s Pasture: Triggering a memory

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Recently I was reminded of the incredible power of our body senses. My brother Duane (Osborn) shared an experience with me, but first of all it is necessary to provide some background information. When my siblings and I were growing up on the ranch, we worked hard during the summer, putting up hay, checking cows, and doing other seasonal chores, so we didn’t take many trips, or go much of anywhere for that matter — except when there were several…Craig · Craig Read Article

US 40/CO 13 Signals Replacement in Craig

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Latest Relocated Gray Wolf Death Reported in Northwest Colorado

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A female gray wolf was reported dead in northwest Colorado this week, becoming at least the seventh of the state's reintroduced wolves to die.Nature · Craig See the Story

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