County planning office discusses noise limits Land use and comprehensive plans out of date, officials say June 9, 2017
Dolores School Board hires two social workers over members’ protests Board vice president claims policy breach June 9, 2017
Two public hearings on agenda for Cortez council meeting City will consider building sales, monument letter June 9, 2017
Wild horses ready to become sheriff’s patrol horses BLM officials visit sheriff’s stables June 9, 2017
Water managers release drought plan for McPhee Reservoir Water districts seeking public comment June 9, 2017
Cortez restaurant Pepperhead plans to close July 7 Owners announce new, earlier closing date June 8, 2017
Montezuma County creates volunteer program to combat weeds Two local groups have joined adopt-a-trail program June 8, 2017
Tanner Lockhart rides home for Roundup Rodeo Former high school state champion set to ride in front of hometown fans June 8, 2017
Panthers’ Passell named manager of the year Passelldu1-i-syn Since being hired as the manager of the Montezuma-Cortez High School baseball team two years ago, Tim Passell has… June 8, 2017
Cortez school district courting Air Force JROTC program JROTC provides leadership, character development June 8, 2017
County, BLM discuss public access south of Summit Lake County, BLM discuss area, roads south of Summit Lake June 6, 2017
13 ticketed for trespassing in closed wildlife areas Fewer officers results in less patrols, citations June 6, 2017
Colorado toughens penalties for texting while driving DENVER – Colorado’s penalty for texting while driving has increased from $50 to $300. Drivers also will get four points… June 6, 2017
Hickenlooper signs open records act into law DENVER – Colorado has updated its open records act so that citizens can obtain government documents in digital formats that… June 6, 2017
Don Coram, Barbara McLachlan named ‘Rural School Champions’ DENVER – Lawmakers Don Coram, R-Montrose, and Barbara McLachlan, D-Durango, were named Rural Schools Champions on Monday evening by the… June 6, 2017
San Juan Forest proposes prescribed burn plan Goal is to reduce fuels, improve forest ecology June 6, 2017
Elderly may see drastic cuts in Medicaid, Medicare Older Americans may be in for a rough ride if the changes Washington politicians are considering come to pass. Because… June 6, 2017
Mancos schools finalize $4.3 million budget Per-student funding, teacher salaries will increase June 6, 2017
‘Rolling coal’ bill becomes law Legislation carries $100 fine for nuisance displays of exhaust smoke June 5, 2017
Colorado teacher shortage study gets underway Higher education director says resolution will not come quickly June 5, 2017
