• While riding NPR the other evening I rounded a corner and caught this fox napping on a table. Submitted by Kristen Lillie.
  

  

• New Wild Rose Trail Submitted by Tom Ruehle.
  

  

• Ed Hardin
  

  

• Last night sep 27 2015 Submitted by Jim Wachsman.
  

  

• The motion to bar the Craig Daily Press from the courtroom for future court proceedings in the Logan Otis case was denied.
  

  

• Photos from Emerald Mountain Submitted by Bobby Kysela.
  

  

• Good moon shot Submitted by Chris Welch.
  

  

• Stillwater Reservoir Submitted by Jeff Hall.
  

  

• Left to right, Foundation Treasurer Karol Bullen; Foundation Secretary Diane Sizemore; Foundation Chair Ann Brady; “at large” members, David Cole and Ray Beck; and center row, out going Chair Peggy Rector.
  

  

• Members of Bear River Young Life document their messiness following Monday night paint wars at Loudy-Simpson Park. This was the first of the youth ministry organization's club nights for the fall.
  

  

• The coke ovens in Moffat County near Greystone — five miles west of Douglas Mountain — are a popular tourism attraction. Craig resident Dan Olsen submitted this photo saying, "They're really cool." The ovens are 20 to 30 feet tall and are owned by the Museum of Northwest Colorado. Built in 1889 by the Bromide Mining and Milling Co., the coke ovens are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. They were used to smelter copper ore from a Bromide Mine near Douglas Mountain, according to Museum of Northwest Colorado documents. The smelter closed in the early 1900s.
  

  

• Steamboat Springs Middle School sixth grader Joe Scoppa uses a magnifying glass to check out the bottom of a log at the Perry Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp Tuesday morning during the Yampa Valley Science School.
  John F. Russell

  

• Margaret Dickson flies around a curve in the trail Sunday during a mountain bike race in Eagle. She went on to win the freshman girls race at the high school mountain bike race series.
  

  

• Trey Seymour rides Sunday in a high school mountain bike race in Eagle. He went on to finish second in the freshman boys race.
  

  

• Photos from Emerald Mountain Submitted by Bobby Kysela.
  

  

• Steamboat's Evan Barbier stands atop the podium with teammate Ethan Moyer next to him after Barbier won the boys junior varsity race at a high school mountain bike race last weekend. Moyer was second as the pair helped their team to an overall second-place finish in Division 1 at the event.
  

  

• Fiery Margarita
  Mackenzie Yelvington

  

• Following the history aviator Beryl Markham’s life, New York Times bestselling author, Paula McLain said she met the bold and brave protagonist in a place she was reluctant to reveal in her memoir, "West With the Night. McLain's newest novel, “Circling the Sun” takes place in Kenya with characters like Finch Hatton and Karen Blixen who wrote “Out of Africa” under the pen name Isak Dinesen. McLain’s novel follows the internal turmoil Markham endured throughout her life and how she chose to overcome those hardships leading her to discover a love for flying.
  

  

• Crews work to install a wildlife overpass on Colorado Highway 9 near Kremmling.
  

  

• Kevin Lind
  

  

• Steamboat Springs sixth graders (right to left) Kelsey Hamilton, Paige Watson, Jordan Ward and Ellery Hodges listen as a staff member talks about the biosphere at the Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp on Tuesday morning as part of the Yampa Valley Science School.
  John F. Russell

  

• Photos from Emerald Mountain Submitted by Bobby Kysela.
  

  

• Runners of all ages, experience levels and even species participate in The Memorial Hospital's inaugural Glow Run and Walk 5K in 2014. This year's event takes place Saturday, starting at the Colorado Northwestern Community College campus, looping around TMH property. Other upcoming 5K races in Craig include the Saturday morning Leaf Cruncher hosted by the Friends of Moffat County Education and an Oct. 24 zombie-themed event hosted by Grand Futures Prevention Coalition and Moffat County Teen Council.
  

  

• Annamarie Blodget “Acorn" talks with students at the Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp on Tuesday morning as a part of the Yampa Valley Science School about the things they think they can live with and without. The idea was to get the students to think about the things they use and how to make that use more efficient.
  John F. Russell

  

• The super blood moon from Emerald. Submitted by Zach Shortway.
  

  

• Claire Ewing "Cassiopeia" talks with students at the at the Perry Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp Tuesday morning during the Yampa Valley Science School. The students were learning about the biosphere.
  John F. Russell

  

• Good moon shot Submitted by Chris Welch.
  

  

• Steamboat Springs Middle School sixth grader Eliza Bodden laughs while checking out a solar cooker at the Perry Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp Tuesday morning during the Yampa Valley Science School. The students in the group shared the finished cookies that were baked using the sun.
  John F. Russell

  

• Moffat County High School's Hugo Snyder heads the ball down the field Tuesday during the Bulldogs' non-conference game with Roaring Fork. Moffat County fell, 5-3, to the Rams, whom they will see in Carbondale Oct. 15 for Region 3 honors.
  Andy Bockelman

  

• Soroco senior Briana Peterson swings for a ball Tuesday against Vail Christian. The Rams played better as the night wore on, but couldn't do much against an elite Vail team playing well.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

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• The Moffat County Commissioners discuss breast cancer awareness with Chief of Marketing and Business Development for TMH Jennifer Riley and Daily Press Advertising Director Sheli Steele.
  Patrick Kelly

  

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• Last day of Gondola photos Submitted by Milena Kysela.
  

  

• Blood moon Walton Peak Submitted by Cyndi Marlowe.
  

  

• Mitch checking out the Super Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse after it finally came out behind the clouds. Submitted by by Ann Hogan.
  

  

• People from Celebrate Recovery, Correctional Alternative Placement Services and The Journey at First Baptist serve the Lord Sunday by helping out at Freedom Hooves Therapeutic Riding Arena. There were helping projects that are being done all over in the city of Craig by the folks from The Journey Baptist Church Sunday.
  

  

• Last day of Gondola photos Submitted by Milena Kysela.
  

  

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