Cortez Mayor Rachel Medina has been awarded the Achievement Award from the Colorado Municipal League’s MUNIversity program, to recognize her attainment of the Graduate Level, the highest tier of the p...

Jett Lawrence won both races to stand atop the podium at the end of Round 5 Supercross at The Wick 338 in Southwick, Massachusetts, on Saturday, with his brother Hunter Lawrence finishing in second an...

After 13 months of construction, the 8,000-square-foot Marshal’s Office in Mancos is complete and officially operational on Main Street. The community was invited to check out the new space from 9 a.m...

Three caravans of traveling musicians will trundle through the Four Corners next week to herald the 39th annual Music in the Mountains summer festival. The Road Show, as it has come to be known, funct...

Every experience of personal trauma comes with a story. Over time, that story becomes a wounded piece of who we are. Much of the mistreatment we experience in the world happens as we stumble into the ...

After a yearlong process of engaging the community, Cortez has finalized the South Broadway Area-Wide Plan and Revitalization Strategies, along with a market analysis. City Council approved the plan ...

In the last legislative session, the Colorado Legislature passed a bill that commissions the Colorado School of Public Health to study how we might implement universal health care in Colorado. Univers...

The megabill currently in the Senate includes a mandate to sell upward of 2 million acres of public lands, mostly in the West, that are currently managed by the Bureau of Land Management. Here is why ...

As he prepares to appear at the Mesa Verde Literary Conference and Festival in Mancos, archaeologist and author Kevin T. Jones is celebrating the release of his third novel. The story, focused in the ...