Author of new Bears Ears book will speak at Cortez library
Andrew Gulliford is a professor of history and environmental studies
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Cortez’s Brinley and Victoria Duran continue swimming excellence
Victoria earns college scholarship; 10-year-old Brinley will go to qualifying meet in California
Mancos to offer Lifeline screening March 9
Screening helps individuals analyze their risk for certain diseases and other health risks
Four Corners Home and Garden Show is a spring tradition
100 vendors expected at Montezuma County Fairgrounds March 31-April 1
Montezuma-Cortez youths showcased at Denver Broncos all-star game
Three fifth graders join players from across Colorado for game
Montezuma-Cortez theater brings classic musical to life
‘Seven Brides for Seven Brothers’ to open Friday, March 10
Cortez police warn of fake $5 bills in area
Counterfeit bills were discovered in cash deposits from local businesses
Cortez approves leasing city’s fiber optic system to Montrose, Denver companies
The decision comes after over 25 years of work and planning
City Council unanimously approves plan to update land use codes
A committee of community members helped select the entity to rewrite the codes
Residents get a primer on emergency planning in Montezuma County
Presentation informs residents on how to be prepared for emergencies
Pueblo Farming Project presentation is March 7 in Cortez
Archaeology group resumes monthly meetings at First United Methodist
Million Dollar Highway named to list of most dangerous roads in the U.S.
It is ranked No. 2 by FindMyPlate; Florida takes top spot
More snow expected midweek in Southwest Colorado
Cortez could see 8 inches of new snow; Rico may get 2 feet
Cortez Middle School set to perform spring play ‘The Girl Laughs …’
Opening Friday: ‘This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, and This Girl Does Nothing’
Staff shortage leads to neglect of trash cans in Cortez city parks
City blames staff shortages, time spend removing snow
Eli Tomac crashes out of the lead in Texas Supercross
In a wild finish, Webb passes Anderson and Sexton for the overall victory
Highways reopen in Southwest Colorado after blizzard conditions pass
Crews remove snow from high passes, U.S. 491 near Utah
Keetch Motors of Cortez is sold to Farmington dealership
Webb Automotive Group takes over operations; plans include new name, more inventory, upgraded facilities
Cortez school board hosts moderated meeting, hears from Kemper students
The meeting was moderated to inform the community on why the board operates the way that it does
Whiteout snowstorm shuts down highways in Southwest Colorado
U.S. highways 491 and 550 have closures; Lizard Head and Wolf Creek passes closed