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Showtime: Two years ago Monday, the West Twin Cinema reopened under new ownership - Vimarsana News

Showtime: Two years ago Monday, the West Twin Cinema reopened under new ownership

The brilliant, neon marquee cuts through the early-evening December darkness like a beacon, reminding Craig of historic entertainment while advertising the latest Disney, Bond and Marvel films. But, not long ago, perhaps the single most…

As Craig ends program, previous recipients of the city's Small Business Grant discuss its benefits - Vimarsana News

As Craig ends program, previous recipients of the city's Small Business Grant discuss its benefits

For the past three years, the city of Craig awarded tens of thousands of dollars per year as part of its Small Business Grant program.

Economic Development Department narrowly passes council - Vimarsana News

Economic Development Department narrowly passes council

After a narrow passage of the ordinance’s final reading by the city council, the city of Craig will have an economic development department on the books.

Yampa Valley cuts ribbon on major solar project - Vimarsana News

Yampa Valley cuts ribbon on major solar project

Stakeholders and leaders from across the Yampa River Valley gathered at Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden to celebrate the unveiling of a multi-million-dollar solar project that’s brought panels to 13 different locations across Moffat…

City Council is considering creating a new department. What would it do? - Vimarsana News

City Council is considering creating a new department. What would it do?

If a resident of Craig wanted to dive into how the city is spending its money on economic development, that resident wouldn’t get very far. A new city ordinance creating a department could change that.