The Last Stand
Photo archive for June 22, 2007
Perry-Mansfield faculty members Paul Carlin , Ashlee Lapine, Sharon Kenny and Susan Stone performed Thursday as part of the Music On The Green at the Yampa River Botanic Park. The musicians will also perform with other dance and musical theatre faculty this Saturday at 8 p.m. at the school's annual "One Night Only" performance.
Perry-Mansfield faculty member Paul Carlin, shown here performing Thursday at the Yampa River Botanic Park, will perform with other dance and musical theatre faculty at 8 p.m. Saturday at the school’s annual “One Night Only” performance.
Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp faculty member Sharon Kenny, shown here performing Thursday at the Yampa River Botanic Park, will perform with other dance and music faculty at 8 p.m. Saturday during the school’s annual “One Night Only” performance.
Perry-Mansfield faculty member, Ashlee Lapine, shown here performing Thursday at the Yampa River Botanic Park, will perform with other dance and musical theatre faculty at 8 p.m. Saturday at the school's annual "One Night Only" performance.
Workers with the Craig-based Acord Crane Service hoist the historic Wither Cabin onto a flatbed trailer before hauling it down the street to its new home in front of the Hahn's Peak Area Historical Society in Hahn's Peak on Thursday morning.
Workers with the Craig-based Acord Crane Service hoist the historic Wither Cabin onto a flatbed trailer before hauling it down the street to its new home in front of the Hahn's Peak Area Historical Society in Hahn's Peak on Thursday morning.
Workers with the Craig-based Acord Crane Service hoist the historic Wither Cabin onto a flatbed trailer before hauling it down the street to its new home in front of the Hahn’s Peak Area Historical Society in Hahn’s Peak on Thursday morning.
The Steamboat Springs School Board honored local attorney Paul Sachs Wednesday night with its 2007 Friend of Education award. The annual award is given to an individual or group who has contributed significantly to the Steamboat Springs School District.
A team roper chases down a fast-moving steer during last year’s rodeo series in Steamboat Springs. This Friday, the chutes and gates will open at Brent Romick Arena for another action-packed season.
Flowers, Steamboat imagery and unique shaped canvases are a trademark of local artist Carol Jean, who is featured in this year’s Emerald Anniversary Exhibit at the Deport Art Center.
Steamboat Springs artist Carol Jean was voted People’s Choice in the Emerald Anniversary Exhibit at the Depot Art Center. The Exhibit, put on by the Steamboat Arts Council, features 78 regional artists. Steamboat Springs artist Carol Jean was voted People’s Choice in the Emerald Anniversary Exhibit at the Depot Art Center. The Exhibit, put on by the Steamboat Arts Council, features 78 regional artists.
Flowers, Steamboat imagery and uniquely-shaped canvases are a trademark of local artist Carol Jean, who is featured in this year’s Emerald Anniversary Exhibit at the Deport Art Center.
The happy couple, Marchele McEntee and Tim McCarthy, on the top of Mount Werner on their wedding day on Saturday.
Mrs. Marchele McCarthy headed for the dance floor to do the worm on her wedding night Saturday at in the Thunderhead building on the ski mountain.
The Squire Building was originally a post office. In 1920, it became the Chamberlain-Gray Drug Store, and a pharmacy has occupied the building since.
The Furlong Building was built in 1920. The brickwork and masonry on the building was done by skier Carl Howelsen.
The Old Town Pub first was the Albany Hotel, then later became a 40-bed hospital. It has been a dance hall, grocery store and post office, and was Steamboat’s public library for more than 40 years.
Award-winning classical pianist Olga Kern will wow a Strings in the Mountains audience Thursday with her second performance in the Yampa Valley since 2003.
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