Expanding health care options are becoming more abundant in Hayden, Craig

Following the Moffat County basketball games on Friday night, Feb. 3, middle and high school youth are invited to a Fifth Quarter ice skating event. From 9-11 p.m. at the Moffat County Ice Arena at Loudy Simpson Park, Fifth Quarter will host a skate night. There is a $3 entry fee for youth who bring their own skates, and $5 entry fee with skate rentals.

Double Dubs, a scrappy food-truck startup, has made its way to Craig and taken over a vendor booth at the Warehouse Food Hall, bringing a full menu of flavors to Craig. Weitzel’s Wings, a.k.a. Double Dubs’ grand opening Wednesday, Feb. 1, marks the first stationary location for the mobile franchise, which was founded in Laramie, Wyoming, in 2013 and operates food trucks in Laramie, Rock Springs, and Green River.

For an event that wasn’t on the original schedule, the Moffat County girls wrestling team was more than ready for Thursday night, Jan. 26. The first home meet in the program’s inaugural season went well for MCHS, as the Bulldogs took a 54-0 victory over Basalt. The dual was announced early in the week after the team returned from the MLK Tournament, where the Bulldogs had seen a handful of Basalt opponents.

The final appeareance on his home mat didn’t go as Moffat County grappler Billy Lawton would have preferred with two bouts coming right down to the wire. While he would have liked to have been the wrestler whose arm was raised in triumph, there are bigger things coming up for him and his teammates.