The Durango Celtic Festival is celebrating its 11th season March 28 and 29, offering up a weekend full of music and workshops. "If COVID hadn’t swept through, we would have been on our 14th season, I ...

The Montezuma-Cortez school district’s District Accountability Committee has announced that its 2025 family engagement survey is now live. The results will help provide recommendations to the school b...

A Cortez woman arrested on May 7 on suspicion of theft, identity theft, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor missed her plea hearing Tuesday and will face a rescheduled hearing in May. Rayah...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a high-profile bill that protects the rights of Native American students to wear traditional regalia during school ceremonies, including graduations. Lujan Grisham s...

On Tuesday, the Mancos RE-6 Board of Education decided to pursue a mill levy override and not a bond, per the recommendation of its MTSS District Implementation Team. The board also accepted the resi...

Summer weather and Third Thursdays are coming soon. This year, the summer event will start June 19, and the Cortez Retail Enhancement Association requests that residents mark their calendars. Like its...

A group of local producers, big and small, met over lunch at the Cortez Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, March 13 at noon to identify the many challenges they face and to find solutions to overcome th...

Colorado lawmakers, worried that a key source of money for water projects is too easily tapped for other programs, want to create a special task force to examine ways to stabilize and boost funding fo...

A bill adding nuclear power to Colorado’s definition of “clean energy resources” won final approval in the state legislature last week. If signed by Gov. Jared Polis, the proposal, HB25-1040, wouldn’t...

A Durango man accused of shooting a police officer was transferred from federal prison to the San Juan County Detention Center to face charges. “We transferred (Elias Buck) here to face the local char...