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Local advocates mark Hemp History Week

Hemp Talks plans booth at Dolores River Festival

Southwest Memorial completes cultural awareness training

Southwest Memorial Hospital has met all settlement agreements, including cultural sensitivity training, stemming from a 2010 civil rights incident, according…

SWOS graduation

Ready to rodeo

Colton and Kara Mikkelson listen to cowboy songs at the Cortez Public Library’s Rodeo Days. The Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo…

Leapin’ lamb

Frost chairs Southern Ute Tribe Council

Elder holding reins for third time

Kinder Morgan donation

Kinder Morgan pperations superintendent Chris Millican and regulatory manager Phil Kennedy join the fourth-grade class of Ryan Henson for a…

Coalition makes ground on tamarisk war

Key to improving access to river

Cortez Library hires new leader

Eric Ikenouye, from Salt Lake City, is the new director of the Cortez Public Library. “I want to continue to…

Utes awarded EPA funds for landfill cleanup

Brownfields grant targets communities

Monument eagles fitted with transmitters

Four nests chosen for study

Quarter of DUI cases involved no valid license

Analysis excludes Denver County

Sheriff calls Cronk ‘stupid’ during summer meeting with deputies

Editor’s note: This story was based on an audio recording between Montezuma County Sheriff Dennis Spruell and his deputies. Some…

Cortez Police Blotter

Wednesday May 28 8:45 a.m. A woman reported that someone had stolen about $900 of Mary Kay merchandise from her…

Lock is new health director

23-year employee replaces Cooper

Remember the fallen

VFW pays tribute to warriors, pledges help for the living

Indian Arts and Cultural Festival

Steppin’ out

Tawnie Knight celebrates as she crosses the finish line in a high-heel race around Veterans Park in Towaoc. The race…

City rejects argument for raising sewer rates

Sheek: ‘It doesn’t make any sense’

Sentence in sex case set for June

Father of young girl could get 6 months

Buried village

Tours offer insight into rarely visited and unexcavated Yucca House

Cortez author Gray releases novel nationwide

Sorrow Sublime, a new fiction novel by Cortez author Curtis L. Gray, is now on its nationwide release. Gray’s novel…

12-hour trial ends in acquittal

Dolores’ first trial in 20 years linked to river dispute

Playground Days looking for volunteers

SJMA is working with Cortez Parks and Recreation and Trout Unlimited, Dolores River Anglers chapter, to bring educational programs to…