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Steamboat Floral and Gifts employee Donna Segale places flowers inside one of the store’s coolers. High gas prices have impacted business and changed the way the store makes deliveries and does business.
Arctic Liquors clerk Cathy McMunn rings up Bing Satre on Thursday afternoon in the store west of downtown Steamboat Springs. A new state law that went into effect this week means liquor stores can now be open on Sundays.
Purple wildflowers grow on plants near the Gazebo at the Spring Creek Reservoir. The wet spring weather combined with higher daytime temperatures have the hillsides in Steamboat Springs exploding with natural flowers of all kinds.
Taylor Dieckman’s dog Mojo dries off after a swim in Spring Creek Reservoir on Thursday morning. Dieckman, who was visiting from Omaha, Neb., didn’t seem to mind the cool spray.
The work of Frederick Hodder will be on display at the K. Saari Gallery, 837 Lincoln Ave. The show, which includes photographs of Routt County ranches and Western lifestyle, will open with a reception at the gallery from 5 to 8 p.m. today.
The work of Frederick Hodder will be on display at the K. Saari Gallery, 837 Lincoln Ave. The show opens with a reception at the gallery from 5 to 8 p.m. today.
The work of Frederick Hodder will be on display at the K. Saari Gallery, 837 Lincoln Ave. The show, which includes photographs of Routt County ranches and Western lifestyle, will open with a reception at the gallery from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday.
Painter Susan Gill Jackson, from left, sculptor Sandy P. Graves and fabric artist Jacque Hart will be featured at the Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat this month. The show opens tonight at the downtown gallery.
Sculptor Sandy P. Graves’ work will be featured at the Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat this month. The show opens today at the downtown gallery.
Jacque Harts’ weaving will be the featured work at this month’s show at the Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat. The show is scheduled to open today.
An oil painting by Susan Gill Jackson depicts life in the brothel for women in the early west and will be on display at the Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat this month.
Wildflowers on Howelsen Hill stand out against a bright blue Yampa Valley sky earlier this week.
Members of Routt County 4-H played host to young 4-H members from Santa Clara County in California as part of an exchange program. Last summer, the Routt County children visited California, and now the California members are in Routt County for the week. Activities include a visit to the Strawberry Park Hot Springs, a llama trip and a lunch at Tread of Pioneers Museum. The group also visited the Yeager ranch near Steamboat Springs on Tuesday, where they took a wagon ride and had dinner.
Utah ski jumper Kyle Lockhart takes flight at Howelsen Hill on Wednesday afternoon. Lockhart was in Steamboat Springs training and preparing for this Friday’s ski jumping competition.
Utah ski jumper Dillon Maurer speeds toward take-off on the K68 jump at Howelsen Hill on Wednesday afternoon. Maurer and his National Sports Federation teammates are in Steamboat Springs for the annual Fourth of July ski jumping competition Friday.
Rep. John Salazar spoke to about a dozen local policy makers during a question and answer session at Centennial Hall Wednesday morning.
Carol and Bill Overmyer check out the program for the Strings Music Festival inside the new pavilion during an open house Tuesday evening.
Zoe Stewart stays cool by diving under the water at Old Town Hot Springs pool Monday afternoon. Temperatures are forecast to remain high through Saturday with the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms.
A portion of this land near Emerald Mountain could some day be home to a large neighborhood if Lyman Orton can convince the City of Steamboat Springs to add acreage to Steamboat’s Urban Growth Boundary. Orton has not submitted a development application to local government, but he is among five individuals and development entities seeking an enlarged growth boundary, which is a precursor to annexation.
Hamaker employee Cody Stalcup is helping to organize a test program at the city-owned course that will offer a weekly nine-hole competition that will pair random players in a nine-hole round of best ball, Scotch, 3-club and scramble formats.
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