Joshua Roberts Assistant Editor
Joshua Roberts grew up in the Kansas City, Kan., area and attended Kansas University. He has worked for The World Company since 2001, and as the Daily Press assistant editor since May 2006.
Recent stories
- COMA to re-evaluate direction
- Anti-drug organization schedules public meeting to look at group goals
- June 23, 2008
- A gradual decrease in public participation has prompted the grassroots, anti-drug organization, Communities Overcoming Meth Abuse, to schedule a public meeting this week designed to re-evaluate group goals and its direction for the next three years.
- Court orders new trial in Craig assault case
- June 19, 2008
- A Moffat County District Court judge overturned a Craig man’s assault conviction Tuesday afternoon and ordered he receive a new trial.
- Country, community, commencement
- May 24, 2008
- The year was 1964, and Dennis Collins, a wild, 17-year-old Moffat County High School junior, had a family tradition to follow and a country to protect.
- ‘One of the lucky ones’
- Craig resident speaks about time serving U.S. Army in Iraq
- May 19, 2008
- It was memories — of roadside explosions, of losing a friend in combat, of being blessed enough to come home safe and alive — that proved difficult for Ben Rinker while delivering a speech before hundreds of listeners Saturday afternoon.
- A name that echoes on
- Mourners pay tribute to the late Steve Ivers
- May 17, 2008
- With a baseball field as the setting and words spoken into a microphone echoing throughout the ballpark, a Friday morning memorial service for a Craig community member was reminiscent of a historic moment from 1939 at Yankee Stadium.
- Games go on
- Weather doesn’t dampen spirit of Saturday’s Special Olympics
- May 13, 2008
- Adverse conditions caused by cold temperatures and gusty winds forced organizers of Saturday’s annual Special Olympics games to cancel most of the scheduled track and field events.
- Largest Loser contestants shed 969 total pounds
- May 10, 2008
- The average weight of an American man and woman is somewhere around 190 and 163 pounds, respectively, according to data. If so, there’s the equivalent of about five fewer people walking around Craig and Moffat County today.
- Let the games begin
- Craig plays host city today and Saturday for Special Olympics
- May 9, 2008
- There came a moment Thursday when a Craig woman, without any prompting, asked Kiwanis Club member Jim Herschberg a question.
- Compliance check yields violations police say
- Police: 10 establishments sold to ‘underage buyer’
- May 7, 2008
- Ten licensed liquor establishments in Craig failed a weekend compliance check, and the employees involved will be cited in Moffat County Court, the Craig Police Department announced Tuesday.
- Second stint
- Former Moffat County deputy district attorney returns to area
- May 5, 2008
- A once vacant position in the Moffat County office of the 14th Judicial District has been filled with a familiar face and — more importantly — one already acquainted with the local judicial system.
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