• Harlo Adams dances in the street while taking part in the First Impressions Children's Parade Thursday morning.
  John F. Russell

  

• John Russell in his element at the Children's Parade! Submitted by Hillary Spillane.
  

  

• Rockelle Worley take a few moments to visit with Kaida during the First Impressions Children's Parade in downtown Steamboat Springs Thursday morning. April was the "Month of the Young Child" and the annual parade was part of the celebration in Steamboat Springs.
  John F. Russell

  

• Hadley Spillane as line leader for Discovery Learning Center at the Children's Parade today. Submitted by Hillary Spillane.
  

  

• Here is a link on what to do if you cross paths with a moose. http://www.glacier-national-park-travel-guide.com/moose-attack.html. Submitted by Shannon Lunkens.
  

  

• This sketch provided by SlaterPaull/HCM shows how a new high school might be situated on the school district's property in the Steamboat II area.
  

  

• Antelope Freeway 1/2 Mile. Submitted by Rhys Jones.
  

  

• The Lehman family walks with David "DJ" Winter on a new trail Winter built at Stagecoach State Park.
  Matt Stensland

  

• Katie Grobe, left, has served the Yampa Valley Pregnancy Center as executive director for the past five years, and turned over the reigns this week to Vicki Van Couvering, right. Grobe will start Monday as a self-sufficiency case manager for Moffat County Social Services. Van Couvering will donate her time as the interim executive director through the summer in hopes of improving the center's financial picture.
  Lauren Blair

  

• Developers of a new private nine-hole golf course will be seeking a permit from Routt County Planning. The planned course, which is located at the corner of Colorado Highway 131 and Routt County Road 18, is being built on the Windwalker Ranch.
  John F. Russell

  

• Photographer Lana Turner poses in front of her work at the Wabi-Sabi art show, which opens Friday evening at the Depot Art Center. Wabi-Sabi is a the idea that nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect.
  John F. Russell

  

• Photograper Lynne Garell poses in front of her work at the Wabi-Sabi art show, which opens Friday evening at the Depot Art Center. Wabi-Sabi is a the idea that nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect.
  John F. Russell

  

• Photograper Barbara Carpenter poses in front of her work at the Wabi-Sabi art show, which opens Friday evening at the Depot Art Center. Wabi-Sabi is a the idea that nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect.
  John F. Russell

  

• Finding beauty in imperfections is at the heart of Wabi-Sabi. Photographer Lana Turner was able to create iconic images from the imperfections she finds in places most other people often overlook.
  John F. Russell

  

• The philosophy behind Wabi-Sabi is simple. The subjects and work the artists created for the show are not.
  John F. Russell

  

• Laura Barron holds up one of her photographs that will hang with her work for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Art student Tanner Stover hangs her work for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Art student Annie Martin hangs her work that will be displayed for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Art students, from left, Keala Fraioli, Hallie Myhre and Kady Look hang out while hanging the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Arts students Kasey Kirkendall, left, and Joylynn Phillips hang their work for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Steamboat Springs High School student Madi King hangs her photograph for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Art student Preston Anderson shows off a piece of his work that will be displayed for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Madi King hangs her photograph for the Steamboat Springs AP art class exhibit.
  John F. Russell

  

• Steamboat Springs chef Greg Seroka, right, with Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek.
  

  

• Steamboat's Savannah Bauknecht works the ball up against the Moffat County defense Thursday night. The Sailors went on to win the game, 4-0.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Steamboat's Lauren Anderson, right, and Natalie Bohlmann celebrate after Anderson's first-half goal in Thursday's 4-0 win against Moffat County. It was the first goal of Anderson's career and the first of the night for the Sailors.
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• Meghan Garrecht-Connelly celebrates a goal Thursday against Moffat County.
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• Steamboat's Bryce Beaulieu races for the ball Thursday.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Abbey Habermehl pushes the ball Thursday.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Steamboat's Mackenzie Gansmann works against the defense Thursday.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Steamboat's Natalie Bohlmann leaves a defender in her wake Thursday.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Clay Gardner carries his 4-year-old twin daughters Lillian, left, and Sophia during the First Impressions Children's Parade. April was the "Month of the Young Child," and the annual parade was part of the celebration in Steamboat Springs.
  John F. Russell

  

• The Steamboat Springs girls soccer team gathers around Savannah Bauknecht after a goal late in Thursday's win against Moffat County.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Meghan Garrecht-Connelly fights for the ball Thursday.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Abbey Habermahl tries to get to the ball Thursday against Moffat County.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Steamboat's Eliza Leeson tries to fight for a ball Thursday against Moffat County.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Butterfly and glacier lily. Submitted by Jeffrey Hall.
  

  

• Sunset in Stagecoach. Submitted by Joanne Hedges.
  

  

• Nature’s first green. Submitted by Jeff Hall.
  

  

• Oak Creek Sunset. Submitted by Cord Beaty.
  

  

• Moose in front yard. Submitted by Josie Fratus.
  

  

• I love mud season! Submitted by Sage Campbell.
  

  

• The sky this morning was a magnificent background for all the planes coming and going this morning and the beautiful contrails they left behind. Have a super day! Submitted by Roxie Pranger.
  

  

• The First Impressions Children's Parade was all fun, games and smiles for Discovery pre-kindergarten student Annabelle Metcalf. April was the "Month of the Young Child," and the annual parade was part of the celebration in Steamboat Springs.
  John F. Russell

  

• Tri Club Coaches from Left: Matt Stensland, Amy Charity, Brad Piske, Marietta Roberts, Matt Roberts (Not Pictured: Glen Light)
  

  

• There's still time to join this awesome Tri Club Team at Old Town Hot Springs. It's going to be a great year! Here’s a photo of members who made it to the welcome meeting. Missed it? Have questions or want to join? Call Coach Marietta Roberts at 970-879-1828 x314 or call the front desk at 970-879-1828 x0.
  

  

• Zoe Muir, left, and Vivian Sloop of Holy Name Preschool dance their way down Lincoln Avenue during the First Impressions Children's Parade. April was the "Month of the Young Child" and the annual parade was part of the celebration in Steamboat Springs.
  John F. Russell

  

• Al Shepherd accepts the Moffat County United Way Volunteer of the Year award from board member and City Councilor Joe Bird Wednesday at the Moffat County Fairgrounds Pavilion. Shepherd has been a part of community service for decades, involved with Craig Lions Club, Elks, Kiwanis Club and more service organizations throughout his life.
  

  

• Molly Goldberg said she struggled with academics as a teen and barely graduated high school, but she's now flourished as a student at Colorado Mountain College. She graduates with an associate's degree during a ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at The Steamboat Grand and is one of three speakers for the event.
  John F. Russell

  

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