The Last Stand
Photo archive for September 17, 2006
Into the West and Romicks Home Collection have combined at Fourth Street and Lincoln Avenue. Owner Jace Romick, left, and his wife, Kim, hold their son, August, and daughter, Addison. Next to them, from left, are Sarah May, Betty Hillard, Nina Kaupp, Amy Ruminsky and Richard Eberhart.
Furnishings from Into The West and Romicks Home Collection have found a new home at Fourth Street and Lincoln Avenue.
Whole ownership and fractional ownership residents of The Porches enjoy the use of a large community building and a pool, above and below. The architecture of the building evokes a Western barn.
Whole ownership and fractional ownership residents of The Porches enjoy the use of a large community building and a pool, above and below. The architecture of the building evokes a Western barn.
Whole ownership and fractional ownership residents of The Porches enjoy the use of a large community building and a pool, above and below. The architecture of the building evokes a Western barn.
Whole ownership and fractional ownership residents of The Porches enjoy the use of a large community building and a pool, above and below. The architecture of the building evokes a Western barn.
Fractional ownership buyers at The Porches acquire complete furnishing and kitchen packages. A reserve fund ensures that furnishings and accessories are replaced as they begin to wear.
Volunteers with Routt County Search and Rescue use avalanche beacons during a training exercise. Search and Rescue is one of the primary responders when a person or people are lost or injured in the area.
Routt County Search and Rescue members save a man who fell in the Fish Creek Falls area in 2004. Search and Rescue responds year-round to emergencies. Its only fundraiser is Sept. 26 at the Bear River Bar and Grill.
Routt County Search and Rescue member Tim O’Brien sits in one of the vehicles the organization uses when dispatched.
Lizzy Stoll keeps the ball in play with a save during the Sailors' match-up with the Fruita Monument Wildcats on Saturday.
Katy Gary slams one of nine kills during their home matchup with Fruita Monument Wildcats on Saturday. The Sailors lost in three straight matches.
Steamboat Springs Junior Brandon Gorney tries to motivate his teammates from the sideline of Friday night's game.
Roseanne Paul finds herself a long way from Iowa on the rocky descent from Hahn’s Peak.
Steamboat Lake Outfitters head ATV guide Brad Somers gives a little background history at the site of the Iron Springs gold mine on Hahn’s Peak during a Thursday commercial tour.
A group of intrepid ATV riders at Steamboat Lake Outfitters prepare for their trip up Hahn’s Peak on Thursday as clouds loom in the background.
Winter made its first appearance Saturday, when several inches of snow piled on Rabbit Ears Pass, causing numerous minor accidents.
Mexican professional dancers Marta and Edgar Duarte of Craig perform on stage at the third annual Northwestern Colorado Mexican Independence Day celebration Saturday at West Lincoln Park.
Bart Kounovsky and his son, Carter, 11, check their ticket at the starting area of the 19th annual Rubber Ducky Race on Saturday. The race, a fundraiser for the Yampa Valley Medical Center Auxiliary, was cancelled because of safety concerns and weather conditions.
Steamboat Springs High School students Chase Grippa, left, and Heidi Lord set up a microscope in class last week. Amendment 39, to be put to voters in November, would require all public school districts in Colorado to spend at least 65 percent of operational expenditures on classroom instruction. Many local educators oppose the measure.
Snow blankets the trails at the Steamboat Ski Area on Saturday. The wintry weekend storm caused numerous accidents on Rabbit Ears Pass, but weather forecasters expect temperatures to return to more autumn-like levels by midweek.
Steamboat Springs Middle School eighth-grader Kayleigh Esswein tests the pinwheel she built in class. About 700 local students are making the projects as part of the Pinwheels for Peace public art project. The pinwheels will be displayed this week on the Routt County Courthouse lawn.
A pinwheel design team of Matt Binsfeld, from left, Sean Geisler and Neil Harris work on their project during class at Steamboat Springs Middle School last week.
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