Mine: ‘No public safety concerns’
State mining officials present update about Red Arrow
State mining officials present update about Red Arrow
DENVER – A U.S. Forest Service bid to control water rights at ski areas remains a sore point with Colorado lawmakers in both Denver and Washington. A senior official from…
City manager: It has to save the taxpayers some green
Suckla 'reassured' after meeting with fed, state officials
Sanitation District, city sparred after hydrants broken
17-year payoff projected for geothermal system
Recent rains have bumped up the region to 104 percent of normal precipitation for the year, recharging the Dolores and extending the irrigation and boating season. But the area has…
The Colorado River District’s annual water seminar – “Shrinking in Supply, Growing in Demand” – will take place Sept. 13 at the Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction. The…
One Mancos Valley resident is concerned that an unpermitted milling operation could potentially pollute the ground water. A private land use consultant, Brian Kimble, addressed the Mancos town trustees last…
State seeks publiccomments aboutconstruction
Sam Green/Cortez Journal<br><br>Mining equipment and tailings are behind the Red Arrow Mine buildings in Mancos.du1-i-syn A business partner in the Red Arrow Gold Mine has filed for bankruptcy in Texas,…
The Colorado River District’s annual water seminar — “Shrinking in Supply, Growing in Demand” — will take place Sept. 13 at the Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction. The…
Transferring development rights limits density in Dolores Valley
Transferring development rights limits density in Dolores Valley
Potential pollution sources threaten the town's water supply
Commissioners consider fines, public meeting
Commissioners consider fines, public meeting
Fish choke to death on siltas deluge floods nearly dry river
A plan to treat drinking water using the sun was met with silence last week by Mancos officials. After town officials were presented with a proposal to install a 60-kilowatt…
Some Cortez Sanitation District customers could see their rates double, or even triple, when a new rate structure is adopted next year. CSD board chairman Dave Waters issued the warning…