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Mancos library teaches juggling

Dolores Town Board denies funding for recycling group

Last week, the Dolores Town Board voted against helping the Four Corners Recycling Initiative pay for additional pickups of a recycling bin on the school campus. Low commodity prices of…

Federal lands ranching faces a half-century of decline

How grazing fell from its Western pedestal — and fueled Sagebrush Rebellion.

No immediate relief from record-breaking heat for Cortez

Cortez sets records as summer begins; heat bends train rails

Free Wi-Fi in downtown Durango off to a good start

21 Main Avenue access points from Seventh to 13th Streets

DHS grad earns Eagle Scout Award for Mancos work

18-year-old performed repair work at Christian camp for Eagle project

Montezuma officials discuss fiber funding options

Commissioners noncommittal on sales tax

Lawyers state cases in sex assault, homicide retrial in Nicole Redhorse case

Harold Nakai granted new trial after prior conviction

Experience vs. upstart in GOP’s 3rd District

DENVER – A 27-year-old recent law school graduate is hoping to pull off a feat – knock incumbent Scott Tipton out in a Republican primary in the 3rd Congressional District.…

Sunrise celebrations planned for summer solstice in S.W. Colorado

Local events to recognize cultural importance of solstice

EPA’s Gold King point man to retire

Questions remain on who ordered excavation of Gold King Mine

GOP candidates differ over student testing in race for state board

Rankin, Stapleton aim to take on Democrat

Long-term campers in San Juan Mountains spur campground closures

Transient campsites a growing problem in San Juan National Forest

Montezuma County starts fire ban in wake of Sage Hen blaze

Air support helps stomp on Sage Hen fire near McPhee Reservoir; county commissioners order a fire ban

Colorado U.S. Senate primary: Keyser holds fast amid controversies

Candidate says ‘I’m the one’ to beat Bennet

Senate primary: Graham stands apart on some issues

Former Democrat, first to make ballot, avoids flash

Local responders train in Dolores for mass casualty event

About 25 agencies engage in drill at Dolores High School

Crow Canyon speaker examines human impact on native fish

Jonathan Dombrowsky, who is working as a field archaeologist at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center this summer, will speak on Thursday, June 30, on how the range of a now-endangered…

Cedar Mesa concerned about oil and gas development

Subdivision’s private roads allow public access to BLM land

Phone service restored after crews hit fiber line

Service disrupted for residents, police