Montezuma County discusses plan to reopen businesses
Leaders concerned about economy, coronavirus surge
Business
County strategizes on reopening businesses
Online meeting is Monday at 10 a.m.
PPP provides relief for some small businesses, until the money ran dry
PPP loans help with payroll
New businesses spring up to battle COVID-19
One provides disinfecting services, another will change your oil at home
Honey House Distillery whips up hand sanitizer for first responders
Fort Lewis College, UPS help get it done
Lawmakers walk line between public health and economic well-being
Small-business emergency lending program runs out of funding
New thrift store fills gap in Dolores
From Our Heart has variety of items
Animas Valley gravel mine plans to close, go commercial
Public worries about access point on Animas River
New Mexico small businesses encouraged to apply for federal loans
Survey shows impact of COVID pandemic on Farmington-area economy
StoneAge secures hard-to-get N95 masks
Durango firm working with Chinese distributors to bring PPEs to the Four Corners
Durango businesses report losing at least 70% of sales
Chamber survey shows reluctance to lay off workers
Main Street Cortez’s Restaurant Row takes a hit during pandemic
Vibrant dining scene stalls
Order to shelter in place makes ‘ghost town’ of Telluride
A late-winter squall dumps a foot of fresh powder on the Telluride ski area just in time for spring break tourists. Ski and snowboard gear and clothing adorn shop windows.…
Dolores feels impacts of coronavirus
To-go food, retail, liquor and grocery still available
Community Emergency Relief Fund activated in response to COVID-19
Fund raised $12,000 in first 24 hours
Ute Mountain Casino and Hotel in Towaoc closes
Restaurant at Montezuma County’s second-largest employer serves to-go orders
Columbine Bar sees leadership change
Bar will be spruced up
Local workers, businesses may benefit from federal coronavirus legislation
Bill underway to provide relief to affected industries
New Mexico family ranch cultivates outdoor recreation business
75-acre farm offers fly-fishing, disc-golf course, art gallery
Durango financial firms say coronavirus was trigger, but market issues lie deeper
David McAlvany: ‘No one examines the quality of growth that’s all built on debt’