When the student actors of Durango High School Troupe 1096 take the stage next week to perform “The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later,” they’ll not only be performing their roles, they’ll be portraying...

Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of violence, including animal death. Please read with caution. According to a 19‑year‑old resident of County Road V.6, she was doing homework at th...

MANCOS – After weeks of searching for their identity, the Mancos girls basketball team seems to have cracked the code at the expense of every opponent in their path. The Bluejays leaned on consistent ...

A Cortez man reported losing more than $600,000 after he thought he was investing in cryptocurrency from a legitimate source. Authorities say they believe it was a larger scheme that used the victim’s...

As the town of Dolores overhauls its comprehensive plan, it released one component of the yearlong process. Residents may now visit imaginedolores.com. The website is dedicated to the Dolores Comprehe...

Well aware of 3A/4A Intermountain League sleeper Monte Vista’s underrated capability, particularly when given the chance to stun a superior squad, Montezuma-Cortez head coach Michael Hall reminded his...

“Silent Sky,” Lauren Gunderson’s remarkably human play about the hard science of astronomy, brims with emotion. Currently staged all over the country and now by Merely Players through Sunday, the loca...

Thursday, Jan. 29 11:25 a.m.: A deputy responded to a residence on North 21st Street, Dolores, for a report of mortgage fraud. A woman reported that an elderly man she assists had been contacted by a ...

Parking illegally in spaces reserved for people with disabilities just became considerably more expensive in Durango. City Council approved an updated parking violations fine schedule earlier this mon...

The Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 school board on Tuesday approved a memorial for a student who died in 2024. The meeting opened with a presentation from Montezuma-Cortez High School’s student government, whi...