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Gov. Jared Polis made a stop at the Marcia-Pullman Car in Craig on Wednesday, a fitting location for him to sign the Rail and Coal Transition Community Economic Measures bill. Sponsored by Sen. Dylan Roberts,...

The Craig city council recently held a workshop to review and update the city’s liquor license code, aiming to address violations and establish clearer guidelines for handling offenses. Mayor Chris Nichols explained that the initiative...

In a series of split decisions, the Craig City Council rejected the original proposed site for a housing development in Woodbury Park in favor of exploring a new site on the east side of the...

Nine middle school students from the Yampa Valley showcased their civics knowledge Wednesday during the regional competition for the National Civics Bee. The event was hosted by the Craig Chamber of Commerce in partnership with...

In a recent meeting held on March 26, Craig City Council members shared updates on their interactions with various community groups, shedding light on ongoing projects and initiatives aimed at fostering growth and development within...

After a two-month recess, the Craig Economic Development Advisory Committee reconvened Monday with a focus on gearing up for the second installment of the Craig Business Plan Competition. Among the attendees were special guests such...

At the Craig City Council meeting on Feb. 13, City Manager Peter Brixius delivered an introductory update on the state’s handling of immigration and its potential impact on the community. Brixius shared a recent Department...

On Wednesday night, pastor Len Browning delivered perhaps his shortest sermon ever after being presented with the Volunteer of the Year Award at the annual State of the Community dinner hosted by the Craig Chamber...

The Rotary Club of Craig, a long-time advocate for literacy in the community, has taken a giant leap forward in its efforts to promote reading and storytelling in Moffat County. The club’s latest initiative involves...

At Tuesday’s Craig Housing Authority meeting, a proposed affordable housing complex took center stage, triggering an earnest debate among council members and city officials. The focal point of the discussion was a 120-unit apartment complex,...