Andy Bockelman

2 weeks ago | craigdailypress.com | Andy Bockelman

As is the case with many late-season track and field meets, this year’s Clint Wells Invitational saw a mix of ongoing growth and reaching goals for Moffat County athletes. MCHS boys placed fifth and girls ninth during Friday’s home meet, which included wins in several events, among them a broken record.

2 weeks ago | craigdailypress.com | Andy Bockelman

When the final whistle blew on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 22, there was a new and welcome sensation among the members of the Moffat County girls soccer program. Victory. MCHS girls took their first win since 2019 with a dominant 4-0 game against Colorado Rocky Mountain School of Carbondale. The W was also their first home win and first shutout since 2018, all of which happened for the Bulldogs when current head coach Trinitie Beckner was still a player.

2 weeks ago | steamboatpilot.com | Andy Bockelman

Here’s a sentence nobody in Hollywood ever said: “What if we combined ‘The Color Purple’ and ‘Blade?'”It’s hard to say if that was the direct thinking behind “Sinners,” but I’m not complaining with the result. In 1932, the Mississippi Delta is abuzz with the news of the return of Elias and Elijah Moore, better known as Stack and Smoke (Michael B. Jordan), identical brothers who have made a name for themselves among Chicago’s criminal underworld.

1 month ago | craigdailypress.com | Andy Bockelman

Not every step of her rodeo career has been what she wanted, but Moffat County senior Jolene Rhyne recently took a big leap forward. Rhyne signed her letter of intent to compete for Missouri Valley College as part of a ceremony Thursday, March 27 at MCHS. With parents Chris and Greg on hand — including a big tray of brownies to celebrate the occasion — Jolene made the commitment in front of a lunchtime student crowd.

1 month ago | craigdailypress.com | Andy Bockelman

If the characters clad in leather jackets and poodle skirts weren’t enough of an indication, the Moffat County High School spring production takes place in the yesteryear of American pop culture. Yet with the energy and enthusiasm that local students bring to the show, a setting of six decades ago may as well be today. MCHS will perform the musical “Bye Bye Birdie” at 6 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the MCHS auditorium, with a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee as well.