By Shannon Lukens for Steamboat Radio News/Birchwood Communications LLC.
Mug Shot of Parrish Terry courtesy Craig Police.
Parrish Terry of Craig was sentenced in Moffat County Court on Monday. Judge Schneider sentenced Terry to three years of supervised probation and 100 hours of community service. He also has to complete anger management treatment and any other treatment recommended by adult probation.
The District Attorney’s office asked for 45 to 90 days of jail time to go along with probation. Judge Schneider sentenced Terry to 90 days but suspended the jail sentence upon the successful completion of the terms of his probation. If he successfully completes the terms of the probation, he will not have to serve jail time.
Terry was a pastor at a church in Craig, when he was convicted by a jury in March. Parrish Terry was convicted of Assault in the Second Degree which is a class four felony, and assault in the Third Degree, which is a misdemeanor. The crimes happened in Craig on June 15, 2025.
More from Craig Police via CRIMEWATCH®: CRAIG PASTOR RECEIVES SENTENCE FOR THE ASSAULT AND STRANGULATION OF HIS SON.
Demolition began Tuesday on the city block of Yampa and 12th Streets in downtown Steamboat Springs. There is no timetable for reconstruction as the project is still in the approval process. The Planning Commission will hear the proposal for The Latigo, which is eight condos, a restaurant, and a parking structure on May 14. It then goes before Steamboat Springs City Council on June 2.
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission convenes for a hybrid meeting in Grand Junction today and tomorrow, May 6-7. On the agenda Wednesday is the adoption of all limited license numbers for black bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, and moose. Thursday morning is an update on the Wolf Program. Two Wolf Damage Claims are on the agenda to be recommended for approval for $262,768,77. The meeting will be streamed live on CPW’s YouTube page.
A complete agenda along with all materials for the meeting are available on CPW’s website for public review.
The public is encouraged to provide written comments to the commission. Comments may be provided through EngageCPW.org
More on the Story — CPW Commission to meet in Grand Junction May 6-7
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The Partners for Youth organization recently celebrated their mentors at a Volunteer Appreciation Soiree at The Veterans Center. More than 25 mentors attended, representing over 115 years of combined service through the community-based mentoring program.
Mentor Application or call 970-879-6141 ext. 304 or 301.
Jan. 24, 2026 — Partners for Youth is looking for mentors in Routt and Moffat counties
United Way of the Yampa Valley is offering Red Cross Shelter Training for those in Moffat and Routt counties. It’s from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, at the Chamber of Commerce building in Craig, at 775 Yampa Ave. Lunch is provided. You will be trained on how to open and operate a Red Cross Shelter, in the event of an emergency. Register through UnitedWayoftheYampaValley.org
Wednesday, May 6, is the 32nd Annual Economic Summit, presented by the Steamboat Springs Chamber and the Routt County Economic Development Partnership. It’s from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Colorado Mountain College.
Tickets for the Economic Summit are $100 for Chamber members and $150 for non-members. Special pricing is available for three or more tickets. Secure your tickets here.
The newly elected Town Board for the Town of Yampa will be sworn in at the meeting tonight.
It is Kindergarten Information Night in the Moffat County School District. This is for future kindergarteners and their parents/guardians. You’ll be able to tour the Kindergarten classrooms and register your child for the upcoming school year. It starts at 6 p.m. at Sunset, Ridgeview, and Sandrock Elementary Schools in Craig.
Thursday morning, students from Steamboat Christian Academy are hosting a brunch for veterans at The Veterans Center, 924 Lincoln Ave. It is in honor of Patriotic Day. All local veterans are invited. Please RSVP to Jim Stanko at 970-879-3936 or email JStankoRanch@gmail.com by Wednesday, May 6.
May 6 — MCHS Track & Field is competing against Grand Junction Central at Stoker Field.
Check out what’s happening in the Yampa Valley on the Events Calendar on our website.
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