The Last Stand
Photo archive for December 29, 2006
Summer Laws is the executive director of Communidad Integrada.
Steamboat Springs alum Joel Adams, No. 35, practices with his CU Buffaloes teammates recently. Adams is a walk-on who has garnered the acclaim of team coaches.
Steamboat Powdercats photographer and videographer Dave Genchi was paralyzed Dec. 21 during a snowboarding accident on Buffalo Pass. A recovery fund has been set up at Wells Fargo in Genchi’s name.
Georgeanne Raftopoulos pulls her bag from the belt at the Yampa Valley Regional Airport on Thursday. Raftopoulos flew in from Missouri to visit her father in Craig.
Three-year-old Charlie Greene has a hard time containing his smile as he waits for a push from buddy Lauren Graham, 7, Thursday at the Soda Creek Elementary sledding hill. The spot was a popular place for children to hang out during their holiday break.
Two members of the band One Year Yesterday — Nate Lotz and Tyler Johnson — grew up in Steamboat Springs. This pop/rock band is based out of Los Angeles and will perform tonight at the Steamboat Mountain Theater after The Last Call.
Did you know that the Village Inn Restaurant has 16 different types of pie, are open ‘til midnight seven days a week and give a local’s 10 percent discount?
Emerald City Opera’s New Year’s Eve Gambler’s Ball is Sunday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort. The best-dressed lady with elbow-length gloves and a tiara will win two tickets to the Outstanding Artists Recital Series Concert on Feb. 7.
Susan Schiesser deals at last year’s Gambler’s Ball, a fundraiser for Emerald City Opera. This year’s Gambler’s Ball has a Monte Carlo theme, and will feature roulette, craps, blackjack and Texas hold ‘em poker.
“Elk River,” a quilt by David Taylor, is part of the eclectic first exhibit at the Steamboat Art Museum.
This painting was done by Helen Rehder, who will the building — that now houses the Steamboat Art Museum — to the city of Steamboat Springs with a stipulation that it be used as a museum.
A Curtis Zabel sculpture is in the foreground of the back room of the Steamboat Art Museum. The theme of this exhibit is diversity.
This painting of an elk on Hahn’s Peak was done by Curtis Zabel, who is also well-known in this community for his sculptures.
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