ALBUQUERQUE – Standing next to a 12-foot nuclear bomb that looks more like a trim missile than a weapon of mass destruction, engineer Phil Hoover exudes pride. “I feel a real sense of acco...

The First Baptist Church of Cortez would like to thank all who helped and supported our church Mission Yard Sale. Special thanks Mary Helen Boxley, to the volunteers who helped in every wa...

I would like to thank so many people involved with helping me bring Josh Blue back to Cortez to benefit Special Olympics Colorado and Community Connections. Josh enjoyed “this funny little gig” of his...

The weather has turned in favor of more moisture for Southwest Colorado into September, signaling a possible drought-buster. “It’s one of our better monsoons we have seen in awhile and is p...

The lush green alpine meadow surrounding the Dunton guard station in the San Juan National Forest buzzed with hummingbirds and avian enthusiasts Thursday morning as part of the San Juan Mountain Assoc...

Long after the flames of the 2012 Weber fire were put out, destruction continued in the form of erosion and flooding on area farms. Farmers and ranchers of lower Weber Canyon rely on the We...