Real Estate

Construction defects talks collapse in Legislature

Failure in statehouse could embolden Durango effort

Home & Ranch Show highlights ideas for your home

Garden-minded entrepreneurs launch at show

Kinder Morgan case goes to Colorado Supreme Court

Final decision on tax windfall impacts local budgets

Homeless program receives HUD grant

Housing Solutions for the Southwest gets $139,910 to aid homeless families

Towers of steel go up in Durango

More trees planned for Main Street

The downtown core in Cortez will be a bit more shady this summer. The city will be lining Main Street from Washington to Elm street with new trees mostly in…

Developer offers to buy city land

Landlord proposes entrepreneur space

Mancos Hills receives approval

Construction of 15-lot subdivision could start in the fall

New pot grow may sprout in Mancos

Fees in lieu of open space could be reduced

Cortez seeks feedback on parks

Master planning process to last through mid-2016

Cortez business, construction have a robust year

Population and tourism growth likely responsible

M-CHS wins LEED green building certification

Award meets grant requirements

Commissioners hire owner’s rep for new courthouse

To help control costs and monitor progress on an estimated $7 million new courthouse project, the Montezuma County commissioners have hired an owner’s representative. Monty Guiles, owner of Circle Zebra…

Carter again faces scrutiny over plan to demolish old M-CHS

Superintendent denies promising to tear it down

Durango may let businesses provide housing

Commission takes up proposal

Habitat Honors Outgoing Board Members

The Habitat for Humanity of Montezuma County board gathered at The Farm Bistro on Dec. 2 to honor members Carol West and Mary Sparks with a luncheon and plaque presentation…

Sheriff reports case of smashed mailboxes is solved

It took local authorities nearly three weeks to crack the case connected to 35 smashed mailboxes last month. Earlier this week, the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office posted a press release…

Strip mall in eastern Cortez growing

Although it hasn’t been completed, a commercial building going up on a parcel on the east end of Cortez is netting a lot of interest from prospective tenants, developers say.…

Delay upsets Paradise Village residents

City officials vow to improve communication about progress

Utes plan to build 10 units for homeless

Project funded by HUD, tribal match