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Hayden heading to state
Tigers girls defeat Limon to advance from regionals
The girls high school basketball team won its regional tournament Saturday afternoon, knocking Limon off 57-42 in the championship game to advance to next weekend's Great 8 state basketball tournament.
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by Joel Reichenberger
at 4:00pm
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Stories
Hayden heading to state
Tigers girls defeat Limon to advance from regionals
The girls high school basketball team won its regional tournament Saturday afternoon, knocking Limon off 57-42 in the championship game to advance to next weekend's Great 8 state basketball tournament.
18th annual Steamboat Pentathlon starts today
It comes as little surprise that it's the running that Barkley Robinson is dreading in today's Steamboat Pentathlon.
Hayden approves track contract
Trustees agree to return to earlier speedway agreement with racing group
A month ago, two groups were fighting to run the Hayden Speedway. By Thursday, no one wanted the job. The Hayden Town Board of Trustees encountered the awkward situation at its meeting.
Craig city election ballot set
Mayor unopposed; 7 candidates up for 4 City Council seats
The deadline for residents to get their names on the April municipal election ballot came and went Friday without any action, Craig City Clerk Shirley Seely said.
School calendar could shift
Board to review proposal to start classes 1 week later in August
Classes at local public schools would start a week later in August and end a week later in June if the Steamboat Springs School Board approves a draft calendar Monday night.
Plea agreements pending in alleged kidnapping case
Two Hayden men accused of kidnapping a 17-year-old boy and threatening to shoot him in an alleged dispute about a stolen handgun are poised to accept plea agreements next week.
Tigers basketball breaks into regional tournament
Caitlin Mahanna's steal gives Hayden girls overtime win
The game had been over for nearly four hours, but Hayden girls basketball coach Eric Hamilton's emotions still were so raw late Friday night he had trouble even remembering exactly what had happened.
Hayden students put spin on classic fairy tales for school play
When Sonia Salberg decided on updated fairy tales for a Hayden High School theater production, she was motivated at least in part by the size of the school's drama program.
The Record for March 5
3:31 a.m. An assault was reported in the 400 block of Tamarack Drive where two intoxicated men got into a fight. Both were transported to the hospital with lacerations, and a 26-year-old Colorado Springs man was arrested on suspicion of third-degree assault and harassment.
Steamboat briefs: 'Cabaret' tickets on sale weekdays for the public
Tickets to the 26th annual "Cabaret Comedy Production" are on sale to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays at the Depot Art Center on 13th Street. Sales continue until the performances, April 16 to 18 at the Steamboat Grand Resort Hotel. Tickets cost $30 for Friday and Saturday, and $50 for opening night April 16. Opening night tickets are cabaret-style seating at tables and include wine, cheeses and fruits. Call 879-9008 for more information.
Tom Ross: Harvey Begay walked in multiple worlds
Casual acquaintances of the late Harvey Begay probably never guessed that the mild-mannered Navajo jeweler was a driven combat aviator in another life.
Steamboat girls tennis tops Colorado Academy in season opener
On Thursday, Steamboat Springs' No. 3 doubles tennis team of Kaitie Breisch and Christi Valicenti had about an hour of court time together.
