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E-school accepting enrollments

The Southwest Colorado eSchool (SWCeS) is accepting enrollments from regional students for the Spring 2015 semester starting on Wednesday, January…

An unexpected visit

Six military helicopters land at Cortez airport, and pilot gets a chance to reunite with grandparents

Luxury mountain living in high style

New Durango shop offers game tables, furniture

A cowboy Shakespeare

Kinder Morgan needs OK for project

Industry giant asks to farm local land recently purchased

House Dems select speaker

Hullinghorst to succeed Ferrandino

Colorado’s agriculture head is hanging up his hat

Had large part, too, in state’s politics

File shows suspect’s connection to Rule

Spears requested file days after arrest

Flying home

A crane gently lowers a home Wednesday near the 600 block of Texas Street in Cortez. It didn’t take long…

Women’s Cancer Coalition donation

The Montezuma-Cortez High School student council raised $1,100 for the local Women’s Cancer Coalition by selling pink T-shirts. From left…

Testing their knowledge

The Montezuma-Cortez High School knowledge bowl team signals who should answer a question during the competition Saturday. From right are…

For veterans, a day of help can last a lifetime

Four Corners Stand Down draws dozens of volunteers

Carter promises achievement gains

During comment period, students complain of inadequate resources

Hop research expands to area breweries

Ale tasting planned at Carver Brewery on Dec. 5

Drink local at Farm Bistro

Restaurant opens bar, serving drinks made in Colorado

Business Briefs

Gas price falls below $3 a gallon in Colorado Average retail gasoline prices in Colorado have fallen 2.0 cents per…

Hospice named an Enterprise Zone project

Hospice of Montezuma has been approved as an Enterprise Zone Contribution Project by the Colorado Economic Development Commission (EDC). This…

Construction funding at FLC is a top priority

College hopeful final cash will come for science building

Options for new terminal carry hefty price tags

Durango aviation director: Doing nothing has costs, too

Airport lacks certification to prevent delays

With certification, delays could have been avoided

Francisco’s Restaurante shuts unexpectedly

Durango family still owns building; no decisions made yet

Failing grade

Government tries to save federally-owned Native American schools from decay, poverty

DAV dedicates new Veterans Outreach Center

About 50 people gathered Tuesday for the opening of a new veterans outreach center in Cortez. Located at the intersection…

On the edge of disaster

Weber fire was fought in part by homeowners’ mitigation efforts