Face coverings, which limit the spread of the coronavirus, are optional in the city of Durango – but residents might want to keep a mask handy when they go out. The Durango City Council unanimously pa...

FARMINGTON – The city of Farmington will swap out traffic lights for stop signs at six intersections because traffic volume, among other factors, did not meet the threshold to require traffic lights. ...

Students in Lissa Lycan’s seventh grade English class at Montezuma-Cortez Middle School linked literature and photography to explore their environments this quarter, culminating in a photography cont...

Eighth-grader Meadow Yellowhawk gently moved the controls, maneuvering her drone over fire-ravaged land. “It looks dry,” she said. The land is yellow, orange, and red. There are no green ponderosa pin...

Goal High School graduation will take place at 6 p.m. June 4 at Montezuma County Fairgrounds. The ceremony is one of twenty-three statewide ceremonies with over 1,000 graduates earning their high scho...

The Colorado Legislature is entering the final month of its 2021 lawmaking term with a host of unresolved, complicated Democratic priorities, including an effort to reshape the state’s transportation ...

GYPSUM — Darla Letourneau is ready for an adventure of a lifetime. “This is the first time I’ve ever done anything like this by myself,” the 72-year-old Floridian said as she circled and studied her b...

What do you know, have learned, or understand? Two artists asked the questions of the community as inspiration to create unique prints at the Mancos Common Press. Rosie Carter and Jamie Karolich came ...