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(L to R) Todd Perdue with Lilly & Bailey (yellow & black labs), Carl Prather with Morgan, the "Dog of the Year" (yellow lab), Deb Prather with Jewel (black lab), and Mark Krieg with Geek (GSP).

Grand County residents to compete at the Bird Dog National Championships...

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photo by Michael Turner | Grand County Bowling Association Board Members join Mike as he is presented with a check for $300 and a ring commemorating the Perfect Game.. (L to R) Chris Baer, Motor Coulson, Francie de Vos, Christy Horn, and Mike Brannagan.

Mike Brannagan bowls a perfect game

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Camaraderie on ice! The annual ice fishing contest provides the backdrop from generations of memories and fun

The tradition of ice-fishing continues in Kremmling

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photo courtesy Bluebird Backcountry-Justin Wilhelm

America’s first human-powered ski area to open on Whiteley’s Peak

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Ski joring photo courtesy of Pay Pryor circa 1995

Middle Park Fair & Rodeo board makes moves to become self-sustainable

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Wolford Report

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Emma DeSanti to attend Black Hills State University

“Teammates Reunite!”

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photo by Mike Wilson | "The fierce West Grand Volleyball team came to play at the CHSAA State Tournament. They advanced into the round of eight, wins over the Del Norte Tigers and Dolores Bears, with losses to the eventual 2nd place Limon Badgers and Simla Cubs. Pictured, Mikayla Shearer, Emma DeSanti, Sage Lechman, A elyn Probst, and Alex Schake celebrate one of their many fine plays."

West Grand has strong showing at state completing season with 24-6...

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Emma DeSantiEmma DeSanti shows hershows her prowess onprowess on the volleyballthe volleyball court earliercourt earlier in Octoberin October against Vagainst Vailail MountainMountain during her lastduring her last home game.home game.

West Grand senior selected for All-State volleyball team

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hoto by Kim Cameron | Justin Perkins of the Glenwood Springs State Fish Hatchery uses a male salmon to fertilize eggs as Colorado Parks and fisheries technician Christian Prince collects eggs from a ripe female. Each bowl has the eggs from three females and is fertilized by two males. The crew of volunteers in the background is washing and sorting the collected eggs. Volunteer Tom Cary, not pictured, records number of salmon used.

Wolford’s spawning season

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