Montezuma County

Ag extension has roots in community

Variety of services aid farmers and ranchers

Tourism at Mesa Verde posts sizable increase

More than a half-million people visited the park in 2015

Survey asks Cortez residents about their Internet use

A survey on the City of Cortez website asks respondents to answer questions about Internet speeds. The city is collaborating…

Sheriff’s blotter

Monday, April 11 7:24 a.m.: A deputy killed a wounded deer in the 13000 block of U.S. Highway 491. Tuesday,…

Ultimate Outdoor and Gun Show is May 13-15

Mayor Karen Sheek, center, proclaimed May 8-14 Sportsman’s Week in Cortez. The Ultimate Outdoor and Gun Show will take place…

Cortez council approves plan for court building

An artist’s rendering of the new county courthouse building.Courtesy illustration Cortez City Council members on Tuesday voted to approve a…

Sheriff blotter

Saturday, April 2 10:10 p.m.: A man was arrested on suspicion of violating bond conditions after a report of a…

Kinder Morgan to drill new well

Neighbor concerned about industrial impacts

Kemper kids plant White House garden with Michelle Obama

Fourth-graders help first lady Michelle Obama

Medicare’s Three-Day Rule Can Make Nursing Home Stays Expensive

By Trudy Lieberman Rural Health News Service Judy Norblade, a retired marketing director, and her husband, Paul, a retired teacher,…

Father and son’s fishing birthday

With the warm spring weather over the weekend, Chris Brabeck takes his son, Xavier, fishing Saturday at Totten Lake. Xavier…

Cortez officials want help with Internet plan

City hopes to fine-tune Internet plan

Kemper students to plant garden with Michelle Obama

Five fourth-graders from Kemper Elementary plan to be in Washington, D.C., this morning to help plant the White House Kitchen…

Panthers’ bearded Ian Roberson is on fire

M-CHS senior Ian Roberson (and Hunter Pence look-alike) is on fire

Mancos Melt golf tournament raises $700

Painted Turtle Studio will use money for after-school program

Tipton urges need to get America back on track

Congressman laments federal agencies’ decrees

Sheriff’s Blotter

Saturday, March 12 10:03 p.m.: A male was arrested in the 11200 block of U.S. 491 on suspicion of menacing…

Mancos board noncommittal on School to Farm Project

School to Farm Project asked for $6,000 contribution

Wonder when your streets will be cleaned?

City releases schedule on when sweepers will reach your neighborhood

Mancos VFW hosts Easter egg hunt

Mancos show features paintings of ‘Quiet Hours’

‘They’re combinations of feelings, experiences and what I’ve seen’

Hospice enlists speakers for ‘Decisions Day’

It’s never too early to start planning, marketing director says

Montezuma County’s plan could bring fast Internet to Mancos

Trustees contribute $4,100 to study

Proposed pot grow operation divides Mancos citizens

Operation would occupy part of former Metallics West building