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Coal ash storage a concern at power plant

Sierra Club report pushes for stronger safeguards, warns of health risk

12-hour trial ends quickly in acquittal

Dolores jury finds accused in dispute not guilty

Self-guided tour offered for school project

Residents may watch progress of the construction

Coalition makes ground on war with tamarisk

Key to improving access to river

Measure delays sage grouse listing

This month Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.), and Reps. Cory Gardner (R-Colo.), Rob Bishop (R-Utah), Steve Daines (R-Mont.) and Scott Tipton…

Cronk sentencing scheduled for Friday

Ex-undersheriff pleaded guilty to embezzlement

Lock tapped as health director

Bobbi Lock was unanimously appointed earlier this month to lead the Montezuma County Health Department. “I am very excited for…

EMS personnel honored

Secretary of the Montezuma County EMS Council Justin Lindsay and Cindy Ramsay, the Coordinator of the Montezuma County EMS Council,…

The Class of 2014 A fun farewell Dolores High School graduates 38 students a light-hearted night highlighted by a moving speech by science teacher Dave Hopcia

Remember the fallen

VFW pays tribute to warriors, pledges help for the living

We salute you

Daughters of the American Revolution mark local veterans' graves

8 students win $1,000 scholarships

du1-i-syn The Four Corners Board of Realtors announces the 2014 Dean Hanson Memorial Scholarship recipients. Eight scholarships were awarded this…

Dolores Valley plan remains in limbo

P&Z board survey shows majority support

Energetic leader takes over Dolores Chamber of Commerce

Rocky Moss known for personality and professionalism

Library seeks input

The Dolores Public Library is asking the community for recommendations on how to improve library services and programs. A two-page…

Pick up compost at county landfill

'Nature's recycling' reduces material at site

Stiffer laws on elderly abuse will take effect July 1

Clergy, social workers, others now required to report abuse

Bears compete at state

Several Dolores athletes perform well in season's final meet; for coach, 'the future looks good'

Dolores third-grade reading scores show improvement

Dolores third-grade reading scores improved on the state standardized test this spring compared with last year. The percentage of third-grade…

Powell could ‘call’ on reservoirs

Low reservoir threatens hydroelectric plant

A message from Super Cooper

We are quickly approaching the end of the school year! There have been and are still many fun student-centered productions…

Dolores River Festival announces music acts

Denver funk band Rowdy Shadehouse, underground Casper scheduled to appear

Dolores 40 years ago

Taken from the Friday, May 17, 1974, pages of the Dolores Star.

A long-term plan to curb pollution for Four Corners

A Navajo coal mine and the adjacent electric power plant it feeds have scaled back operations in northern New Mexico.…