Spotlight Features

Irene Johnson - on the fast track

Irene Johnson, daughter of Lance and Nicole Johnson, is a senior at Roy this year. Not only will she be busy with school activities, but also with academics. Irene became

Spotlight on Judith Grap

Bear Moore was a fifth grader at Judith Gap Schools last year, when he was 12 years old. Once again, he is a repeat “offender” for the Spotlight. I enjoy interviewing students more than once. It is a good chance to see their growth physically, emotionally and mentally.

Bear told me Debbie Hajenga was his favorite teacher.

“She really made my school year fun,” he said. Bear also told me he would miss her when he moves on to sixth grade.

Spotlight on Hobson

At the close of the 2017-2018 Hobson school year, sophomore (and soon to be junior) Octavian Martin was a young man with a plan: to earn money. The 16-year-old referred

Spotlight on Grass Range

Grass Range junior Cassidy Dutton is indeed home on the range. Originally from Garfield County, she has always lived on a ranch, and she wouldn’t have it any other way.

Denton senior has a farm service master plan

Going into his senior year, Denton’s Louden Miller, son of Shawn and Teal Miller, has a plan for the future, but his feet are firmly planted in the present. During

Sydney Browning finds her niche in 8C sports

Junior year went pretty well for Winnett’s Sydney Browning, who said she is now looking forward to her senior year and graduation. As active as she was in her junior

Spotlight on Winifred

Winifred junior Dyauni Boyce is enjoying her summer. She’s had a lot of fun, but she’s not just playing games: Dyauni is using her time wisely, honing her skills to

Roy’s William Deleo could be termed ‘outdoors enthusiast’

With less than a month before starting his final year of high school at Roy, William Deleo has a laid-back attitude. The son of Mary and BJ Deleo, William has

Hayden Patnode in middle of a busy summer

Hayden Patnode is looking forward to the start of his senior year at Moore High School. One reason may be the busy schedule he has kept this summer. First of

Judith Gap sixth grader has busy school year

Jackson Swanz, who just finished sixth grade at Judith Gap school this May, has gotten quite a bit taller since I interviewed him a couple of years ago. He has

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