• Brittany Gould, left, alongside Wulf Levenshtein of Mahogany Ridge Brewery, refills a beer mug for a patron during Saturday's OktoberWest event at the Steamboat Mountain Village.
  Austin Colbert

  

• A beer exchanges hands during Saturday's OktoberWest event at the Steamboat Mountain Village.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Jamie Jones of Steamboat's Mahogany Ridge Brewery pours a beer Saturday during OktoberWest at Steamboat Mountain Village.
  Austin Colbert

  

• The volleyball squads for Moffat County High School include varsity, JV and C-Team. There are six seniors in the program this year: Leah Camilletti, Morgan Lawton, Charli Earle, Hannah Walker, Bailey Kurz and Maddy Olinger.
  

  

• Moffat County High School's Karmen Christopher, left, high-fives teammates as they prepare for their game against Steamboat Springs. The volleyball team hopes to keep up energy on the court and in the stands this season.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Moffat County High School's Leah Camilletti bumps the ball during volleyball practice toward equipment designed to enhance to collect balls and serve as a target to increase accuracy on the court. The MCHS teams received two such items this season, donated by the Lawton and Samuelson families.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Steamboat's Joe DeLine rounds around the corner Friday as the Sailors beat Battle Mountain, 14-10.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Wellman and Story.
  

  

• Looking down the Yampa on the patio at Aurum. By Annette Lawrence.
  

  

• Musicians, from left, Lindsay Young, Scott Kirton and Ann Kirton, perform Saturday during the Yampa Market. The South Routt residents call their group, The Angel's Share, named after the bourbon that evaporates while it is aged in barrels.
  Matt Stensland

  

• Penny Fletcher
  

  

• "Beneath the Surface," by John Hargrove
  

  

• Moffat County High School's Marco Ayala battles for the ball with Rifle's Chris Trent during the Bulldogs' Sept. 15 home game with the Bears. MCHS beat Rifle for the second time Saturday, with a hat trick by Ayala adding to a 4-2 score, Ulises Silva also putting in a goal. The team moves to 4-1-1 overall and 1-0 in 3A Region 3 play. The Dogs play a conference game on their own turf Tuesday against Coal Ridge before hosting Grand Junction for a rescheduled game Thursday.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• The members of Craig band Four 2 Play jam out on stage during Saturday's Art'n the Park' Lot, hosted along Victory Way by the Northwest Colorado Chapter of Parrotheads. The annual event is a fundraiser for the group's work with local students.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Craig artist David Morris holds up some of his artwork during Saturday's Art'n the Park' Lot, hosted by the Northwest Colorado Chapter of Parrotheads.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Alayna Behrman, 12, sings Ingrid Michaelson's "Everybody" for the crowd at Saturday's Art'n the Park' Lot, hosted by the Northwest Colorado Chapter of Parrotheads.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Lenny Reck and 6-year-old granddaughter Nora Loar, both of Meeker, display Lenny's variety of tie-dye materials for sale during Saturday's Art'n the Park' Lot. The annual fundraiser featured a number of booths selling crafts and food from people around and outside Craig.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Gretel Pogline, left, and Dory Brown sell margaritas Saturday on behalf of Northwest Colorado Chapter of Parrotheads at Art'n the Park'n Lot. The weekend fundraiser also featured a silent auction, a hula hoop contest and lots of live music.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• The participants of the Junque Box Build-Off display their handiwork Saturday in Alice Pleasant Park. Four teams were given an hour to construct something with a few tools and a box full of random materials, ranging from lumber, scrap metal and computer circuit boards to lace and plastic flowers. The winning entry was a wooden airplane, put together by Justin McIntyre and Patrick Conniff. Also on display in the park were the entries in Downtown Business Association's Upcycle Contest, which were revisions of old items into something entirely new. Winners included a stereo cabinet converted to a bench by Charles Fread for the adults and two kids' entries, a bird feeder made from a lamp stand and lamp shades by Karli Wagner and a decorative turtle from Hannah Kilpatrick made of a colander, utensils and phone receiver, among other pieces. Organizer Karen Brown said the contest received 27 entries in its fourth year, the most ever. "Thrilled with the turnout, it's a lot of nice stuff and creative ideas," she said.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Moffat County High School's Maddy Olinger knocks the ball over the Roaring Fork defense during the varsity volleyball team's Saturday home game. The Lady Bulldogs lost in three sets to the Rams in the first Western Slope League game for both teams.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Steamboat Springs Olympic snowboarder Justin Reiter smiles after the first hearing of his lawsuit he filed against the International Olympic Committee.
  

  

• Steamboat's Joey Rind plays with his daughter, 3-year-old Zanah, on stage Saturday at the base of the ski area during the free concert as part of OktoberWest.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Ben Miller sings lead vocals for the Ben Miller Band Saturday at the base of the ski area in Steamboat Springs. The band headlined the seventh annual OktoberWest event.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Ben Miller sings lead vocals for the Ben Miller Band Saturday at the base of the ski area in Steamboat Springs. The band headlined the seventh annual OktoberWest event.
  Austin Colbert

  

• The base of the Steamboat Ski Area was the place to be Saturday afternoon during the seventh annual OktoberWest event.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Ben Miller of the Ben Miller Band says thank you to those who took part in Saturday's OktoberWest event at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Fort Collins runner Reese Ruland runs near the end of the Run, Rabbit Run trail ultra-marathon on Saturday at Steamboat Ski Area. More than 150 runners, including Ruland, finished the 100-mile version of the race this year.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Durango runner Jason Schlarb celebrates with his wife, Maggie, after winning the fourth edition of the Run, Rabbit Run 100-mile race in Steamboat Springs.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Mary Mahoney, from Crested Butte, runs Saturday in the 50-mile race of the Run, Rabbit Run trail ultra-marathon in Steamboat Springs. She went on to win the women's race.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Thaddeus Gilliam, from Decatur, Georgia, makes his way toward the finish line Saturday during the 100-mile race of the Run, Rabbit Run trail ultra-marathon.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• The Moffat County High School rodeo team gathers together. The last event of the fall season for the Colorado High School State Rodeo Association takes place this weekend at Elizabeth's Kacey Jones Park.
  

  

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