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There was much talk about the storm over the weekend. And many of us had high hopes as it seemed to drop snow on the Front Range. We braced ourselves for the worst. But, alas, when the stor...

Montezuma County Sheriff-elect Steve Nowlin gave Dolores town board members an update of his plans. Dolores contracts with the sheriff's office to provide law enforcement coverage for town....

High-speed Internet has arrived in Dolores. The fiber-optics technology is coiled to strike, a black circle of wire seen on telephone lines in town. "That's it on the street; now...

After more than an hour of interviews, the Dolores School Board of Education appointed Dee Wyman to fill the vacant seat on the board left last month when Board President Jon Kelly resigned. ...

On your mark, get set, go! A group of second-grade students at Dolores Elementary School ran as fast as they could toward a set of cups inside the Little Bear Gymnasium last Thursday. ...

The storm of rain and finally snow which has fallen over this section during the past few days is of benefit beyond estimation to the farmers and stockmen. The storm was general over this entire regio...

Three representatives of the Colorado Highway Department attended the meeting of the Dolores Town Board on Tuesday to discuss the planned extension of paving on Highway 184. One of the matters discuss...

A new local retailer is hoping to cash in on mountain homeowners who want to furnish their homes with high-end gaming tables and rare furniture. Sam Christensen opened Ultimate Mountain Liv...

About 50 people gathered Tuesday for the opening of a new veterans outreach center in Cortez. Located at the intersection of South Market and West First streets, the center aims to provide ...