Dolores schools draft suicide intervention guidelines
Plan is one of several policy changes
Cortez
County planning office discusses noise limits
Land use and comprehensive plans out of date, officials say
Dolores School Board hires two social workers over members’ protests
Board vice president claims policy breach
Five sentenced for assault, alcohol offenses
du1-i-syn Five people were sentenced in Montezuma County Court before Judge JenniLynn Lawrence last week. On Monday, Brett Robsion and Herbert Cayatineto were granted deferred sentencing judgments in connection with…
Wild horses ready to become sheriff’s patrol horses
BLM officials visit sheriff’s stables
Water managers release drought plan for McPhee Reservoir
Water districts seeking public comment
Stars shine in Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo’s opening night
Well-known names top leaderboard after exciting night of nonstop action
Cortez restaurant Pepperhead plans to close July 7
Owners announce new, earlier closing date
Tanner Lockhart rides home for Roundup Rodeo
Former high school state champion set to ride in front of hometown fans
Panthers’ Passell named manager of the year
Passelldu1-i-syn Since being hired as the manager of the Montezuma-Cortez High School baseball team two years ago, Tim Passell has helped transform the Panthers into one of the most exciting…
Rodeo announcer explains it all
Banter with clowns part of show
Barrelman has comedic, dangerous job
Barrelman has a dangerous, comedic job
Cortez school district courting Air Force JROTC program
JROTC provides leadership, character development
Rhythm and Soul festival planned in Mancos
2,000 expected at spiritual event
Cortez man suspected of peeping at Durango Welcome Center
Cortez resident charged with invasion of privacy for sexual gratification
Rodeo chuck wagon opens for business
Festivities for the 69th Annual Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo got going on Wednesday. The festivities kicked off on Wednesday with a chuck wagon barbecue at 6 p.m. at the Montezuma…
Cortez students visit Lockheed Martin
Three local students recently took a trip to Lockheed Martin Corp. near Colorado Springs through the Cortez Kiwanis Club. From left are Montezuma-Cortez High School graduate Marcus Amrine, Mancos High…
Items stolen from retired Cortez high school
$5,000 worth of equipment taken from gym
Tim Kline resigning from Cortez planning and zoning board
City seeks new board member
Longtime Cortez teacher Ray Harriman dies after crash
M-CHS teacher remembered for his passion for teaching, care for students