Bayfield’s Lori Cole releases single ‘Shipwreck’
‘It was always about the music’
Arts & Entertainment
Environmental groups partner to highlight pollinators’ crucial role
Workshop will teach property owners how create habitat for bees, butterflies and other insects
New HGTV series follows Pagosa Springs’ Root Design Co.
Ben and Cristi Dozier remodel properties throughout Southwest Colorado while making the region home
Cortez to host program that combines jazz and creative arts
Cortez Cultural Center awarded grant for two weeks of art workshops and jazz concerts
M-CHS’ Clappe looks to inspire future fine arts performers
Panthers drum major to pursue music education at Colorado State University
Summer jazz fusion concerts celebrate Indigenous connection to public lands
Bureau of Land Management artist-in-residence programs features Western tour and workshops from Farmington jazz ensemble D’DAT
More local vendors than ever at ag expo
More artisans and creators invited to this year’s Four States Agricultural Exposition
Mancos cafe sells Durango woman’s flag pins to raise money for Ukrainians
Woven pins available for donation at Absolute Bakery & Cafe
Mary Poppins landing in Cortez
Montezuma-Cortez High School performances of magical tale take to the stage this weekend and next
Lewis woman honors Women’s History Month with art exhibit
Exhibit on display at the Dolores Public Library through March
Utah Shakespeare Festival coming to Montezuma-Cortez High School
‘Much Ado About Nothing’ on view at 7 p.m. Saturday
Local film highlights rafting recovery program in the Durango area
‘The Flow We Find’ follows a Colorado River float trip for those affected by substance abuse
Program aims to prepare actors for theater productions
Farmington Civic Center supervisor Randy West, second from left, addresses the cast of the show “Disaster!” during rehearsals for the Four Corners Musical Theatre Company show in February 2020. (The…
Four Corners Prayer Run stops in Cortez for rest and refueling
Participation grew as the 232-mile run progressed through area towns
Get ready for laughs with debut of Cortez Middle School play
Theater department draws from familiar childhood tales with ‘Bedtime Stories’
Cowbelle, Stockman of the year named at Southwest Colorado Livestock Association banquet
Don Tozer and Andrea Lindus take titles at this year’s Southwestern Colorado Livestock Association banquet
Lewis man tried to produce one art piece per day. He didn’t quite make it
Kevin Lambson’s artwork is on display at the Dolores Public Library
Silverton Skijoring will return in 2022
After a year hiatus, the event is back with rule changes
Documentary explores how CDOT and tribes partnered to preserve Indigenous culture and history
A centuries-old Puebloan village was discovered during the realignment of U.S. Highway 550
Montezuma-Cortez High School drawing laughs with comedy performance
‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ opened last weekend, returns this weekend