The Last Stand
Photo archive for April 27, 2007
Andy Best tries his luck fishing from a small island in the tailwaters of the Yampa River bellow Stagecoach Reservoir on Thursday.
James Traynor directs traffic through Ski Time Square on Wednesday while the base area construction gets under way.
The Yahmonite Street Bridge, shown here on Thursday is one of several pieces of road around Steamboat Springs that is slated to be repaired or replaced during the city's upcoming capital improvement projects this summer.
Chelsea's in Oak Creek.
The pools and water slide that have been a part of the Old Town Hot Springs for decades have been removed as part of a $3.5 million renovation project. On Thursday, engineer Hal Schlicht and general contractor Chris Perkins were touring the site and checking out its conditions.
Martin Ilott, a veterinary surgeon from England, takes a break from his 3,084-mile, trans-America jog earlier this month outside of Duchesne, Utah. Ilott reached Craig on Thursday, and expects to reach Steamboat Springs at about 7 p.m. today. Ilott is making the run in memory of his father, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2003.
An installation piece by Joel Allen, who is a new art instructor at Colorado Mountain College.
“Booby Trap,” by CMC’s first full-time art professor Cynthia Zyzda.
A set of pots by CMC’s first full-time art professor Cynthia Zyzda.
“EarthSpine,” by CMC’s first full-time art professor Cynthia Zyzda.
“Walking the Plank: Forced Cuppage,” by CMC’s first full-time art professor Cynthia Zyzda.
A detail shot of work by Joel Allen, a new art instructor at Colorado Mountain College.
Work by Joel Allen, a new art instructor at Colorado Mountain College.
A sculpture by Joel Allen, a new art instructor at Colorado Mountain College.
Work from a student in Joel Allen’s “Art in the Environment” class. Photographs of this student’s work as well as other art students' work will be shown at an art gathering Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. in Monson Hall, Room 200, on the Colorado Mountain College campus.
Work from a student in Joel Allen’s “Art in the Environment” class. Photographs of this student’s work as well as other art students' work will be shown at an art gathering Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. in Monson Hall, Room 200, on the Colorado Mountain College campus.
Work from a student in Joel Allen’s “Art in the Environment” class. Photographs of this student’s work as well as other art students' work will be shown at an art gathering Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. in Monson Hall, Room 200, on the Colorado Mountain College campus.
Work from a student in Joel Allen’s “Art in the Environment” class. Photographs of this student’s work as well as other art students' work will be shown at an art gathering Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. in Monson Hall, Room 200, on the Colorado Mountain College campus.
Line dancers at the most recent community dance at the Depot Art Center. There will be another community dance Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Depot. Dances will include ballroom, swing, country, Latin and old-time rock ‘n’ roll, and all ages are welcome.
DJ Kip Strean mixes it up at the most recent community dance at the Depot Art Center. There will be another community dance Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Depot. Dances will include ballroom, swing, country, Latin and old-time rock ‘n’ roll, and all ages are welcome.
The keyboardist, Vincent Denis, also goes by “Frenchie” because he’s French and, after living in the United States for about a decade, he still carries his accent and French demeanor, Joe Prinzivalli said. The 3 Peas will play at Mahogany Ridge Brewery and Grill on Saturday night.
Bass player Joe Prinzivalli’s nickname is “Fro,” because of his long, wild and curly hair. The 3 Peas will play at Mahogany Ridge Brewery and Grill on Saturday night.
Percussionist and drummer Evan Carroll is referred to as “Animal” because of his intermittent wild behavior. The 3 Peas will play at Mahogany Ridge Brewery and Grill on Saturday night.
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