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Mancos Schools working on alternative to state tests

‘We feel like there is a lot more to the picture,’ superintendent says

Hesperus Ski Area closed for the season

Ski area saw more than 65 days of operation

Painted Turtle offers workshops

For The Journal The Painted Turtle Studio in Mancos invites the public to participate in its classes and workshops on…

Fort Lewis College to control Hesperus campus

Historic agreement will allow more study, increase income

Dolores grad wins trip to LA for her elk ‘perfume’

Dolores grad designs new product

Southern Ute museum’s nonprofit status may dissolve

Tribe and museum at odds over management, money

Farmers consider expensive tech amid low commodity prices

The Greeley Tribune GREELEY – When Marc Arnusch graduated from college in the mid-1990s, his father didn’t want him to…

Vaccine database bill moves ahead

A bill in the Colorado Legislature creating a database tracking kids who have not been vaccinated has drawn opposition from…

Bill in Colorado Legislature would analyze water lost to Nebraska

Study would consider reservoir on South Platte River

Police reform measures advance

Stakeholders come together

Oil field workers increasingly sue for unpaid wages

Class-action lawsuits spike as oil prices drop

Homeless program receives HUD grant

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

Truck spill is for the birds

Raw sunflower seeds cover the ground after Texas truck driver Joe Ortiz lost control going around the Big Bend curve…

Forecast calls for rafting on Dolores River

Whitewater a 50-50 proposition

Montezuma-Cortez journalism students earn awards

The Panther Press brought home six awards from the Colorado Mesa University Media Days. From left are Louis Gonzales, Daniel…

Cortez Middle School bands earn high marks in Farmington

The Cortez Middle School’s eighth-grade band, directed by Katie Zdanowski, performs at San Juan College in Farmington on March 8…

Firefighting costs eat into U.S. Forest Service budget for recreation

Gardner says cuts hurt Colorado’s outdoors industry

Ute Mountain Ute petition seeks finance investigation

‘People want change,’ tribal member says

Do you have a pothole to report?

BLM hosts oil and gas talks

Public invited to comment at March 16 meeting

Towers of steel go up in Durango

Holiday seasonal sales, lodgers tax collections disappointing in Durango

Lodgers tax declines; sales tax growth lower than expected

Transit revenue likely to slide

Councilors consider cuts, higher fares

M-CHS staging ‘Big Fish’ for spring musical

‘Big Fish’ is first musical in new M-CHS auditorium