The Last Stand
Photo archive for June 29, 2007
Students involved in the United Methodist Church’s mission trip to Guatemala worked on building a home for a pastor at a church there. Shown are Genna Bradley, from left, Abbey Lewis, Mandy Luchini, Jeffrey Houk, Hannah Ramirez, Charlie Smith, Jay Trousil, Kaeli Nolte and Josh Carlson.
The carnivorous sundew plant can be found in parts of Routt County. But don’t touch — the plant is rare.
Passengers unload the Union Pacific Operation Lifesaver Safety Train on Thursday near the Depot Art Center. The train took passengers to Craig and back to Steamboat. The free ride included a railroad safety talk as well as talks about the history of the railroad, the Depot and Mount Harris.
One of the smaller 2-year-old bulls that will be used for the junior bull riding roams the Brent Romick Rodeo Arena Thursday afternoon. The smaller bulls have less power than those ridden by the professional cowboys and less experience. However, Brent Romick thinks many of them will become stars on the PBR and PRCA tours in the future.
Visitor John Shipper, left, gets some help from Bev Bohecker, right, as he checks in at the Rabbit Ears Motel on Thursday afternoon. The Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association has predicted tourism numbers will be slightly lower than last year during the Fourth of July week.
California competitor Gregory Bretz competes at the June 21 Chevrolet Revolution Tour halfpipe event at Mount Hood’s Timberline terrain park. Steamboat Springs’ Blake Eddington was able to edge out Bretz, who took second, for the event win.
Steamboat Springs' Sam Chovan climbs up Fish Creek Falls Road during a training camp Thursday. World Champion silver medalist Billy Demong hosted the camp.
Silt resident Bernie Boettcher, who won the May 5 Spirit Challenge 10K, is switching from road to trails for Saturday’s USATF 10K Trail National Championships. The 2005 USATF Masters Mountain Runner of the Year is one of many elite levels gunning for a national title and a spot on the U.S. Mountain Running Team.
Steamboat Springs’ Taylor Fletcher climbs up Fish Creek Falls Road Thursday during a training camp hosted by Bill Demong.
Wyoming ten-year-olds Kristopher Clark, left, and Ryan Kobeliuz slide into the Yampa River to escape the heat in Steamboat Springs on Thursday afternoon. Because of the hot, dry weather, Forest Service officials are urging campers to leave the fireworks to the professionals.
Set in a beauty parlor, "Steel Magnolias" is a heart wrenching and humorous tale about a group of women in the deep South. Here, Shelby (Chrissie Hodges) attempts to convince her mother (Patty Zimmer) and Truvy (Eileen Jones) that having a baby is a good idea.
Shelby (Chrissie Hodges) attempts to convince her mother M'Lynn (Patty Zimmer) and Truvy (Eileen Jones) that having a baby is a good idea during a scene in the Steamboat Mountain Theater's presentation of Steel Magnolias.
Shoppers peruse vendors’ tents at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area during last summer’s Art on the Mountain. This year, Art on the Mountain will take place in Gondola Square from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday.
The women of "Steel Magnolias" look out a door with concern during a scene from the Steamboat Mountain Theater production. Cast members include Truvy ( Eileen Jones), Annelle (Michelle Hess) M'Lynn (Patty Zimmer), Clairee ( Lynda Allen), Ouiser (Leslee Gooch) and Shelby (Chrissie Hodges).
Shelby (Chrissie Hodges) is surrounded by her mother (Patty Zimmer), Ouiser (Leslee Gooch), Truvy (Eileen Jones), Clairee (Lynda Allen) and Annelle (Michelle Hess) after coming out of a diabetic reaction in a scene from Steamboat Mountain Theater’s production of "Steel Magnolias."
Eileen Ivers & Immigrant Soul will perform at the Strings in the Mountains Music Tent today at 8 p.m. Tickets for the event cost $33.
Dylan 66 will put their twist on Bob Dylan numbers when they play at Mahogany Ridge at 9 p.m. today. There is a $10 cover charge at the door.
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