Mesa Verde Aquatics Club begins second year
Club swimmers, from upper left: Anna Lawrence holds Maddy Ludington, Roohk Fairley is in the gray jacket beside Trent Bagge and coach Chris Ludington. In front are: the shirtless Brigg…
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Cortez climate march focuses on monuments, oil and gas
Local activists rally around monuments, environment
Renew, Inc. holds event for sexual assault awareness in Cortez
Small group lights candles in City Park
EPA arrives in Towaoc for asbestos cleanup
EPA arrives for cleanup job
Four sentenced for alcohol offenses in Montezuma County
du1-i-syn Montezuma County Court Judge JenniLynn Lawrence sentenced four people on April 25 in connection with alcohol-related driving offenses. Gregory McCook was sentenced to 70 days in jail in connection…
Cortez says ‘no’ to no-smoking zones
City council decides policy isn’t needed for parks
Montezuma School to Farm announces new director
Glenn will start in September
Run + Hike store opens in Cortez
Shop will offer running apparel, Osprey gear
Mancos weather station offers data for farmers
Mesa Verde National Park looms over the Mancos CoAgMet station, one of five in Montezuma County.Courtesy of Zach Schwalbe At a Mancos Conservation District meeting Saturday, Colorado State University Climate…
Dave Bennett Quartet brings America’s Roots of Pops to Cortez
The Dave Bennett Quartet plays Saturday at Montezuma-Cortez High School.Courtesy photo Dave Bennett, a clarinet virtuoso who plays electric guitar, piano, drums and sings, brings his Roots of Pop show…
Flying a pride flag over America’s national parks
Nebraska man stops at Mesa Verde on trip to all 417 park units
Lady Bears golf team competes at Conquistador
Dolores girls’ golf team shows gains at home tournament
Streaking Panthers shut down Centauri
M-CHS baseball sits second in Intermountain League after another impressive weekend
Montezuma County’s child poverty rate nearly double state average
‘Kids Count’ reveals child well-being stats
Cortez council approves conditional use permit for school
But building tenant might not be leaving
Democrats kill attempt to provide tax credits for private education
Associated Press file DENVER – An attempt to institute an education voucher-like program was struck down Monday by Democrats in the state Legislature. Senate Bill 35, which would have provided…
National monuments in crosshairs of review ordered by Trump
Canyons of the Ancients, Bears Ears among those targeted
Transportation bill dies as Dems, GOP disagree on tax increase
Relief for roads may have to come from citizen-initiated ballot measure
Ruedi Bear remembered as entrepreneur, champion skier
Former Trimble Hot Springs owner found along road
Chelsea Jones announces departure from MCEDA
Board will seek new economic development specialist