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...

The Bayfield town board approved rezoning property owned by Pine Valley Church from residential to agricultural, a step forward in the church’s plans to develop a multimillion-dollar event center. In ...

The Women’s Resource Center has found a new executive director after several months of searching, according to a news release from the organization. Kathleen “Katie” Jones will begin her tenure March...

The popular Raven Narratives is bringing back its live storytelling series for two nights in Cortez and Durango at the end of February. This round centers on the theme of “luck.” The story slam format...

The Cortez Refuse and Recycling Division is expanding its community outreach with a newly named side-load trash truck and an afternoon project involving 14 student volunteers. Students from the art se...

The Montezuma‑Cortez school district has issued an alert telling parents and guardians that students will be released early because of worsening weather conditions. The district cited rapidly changing...

MANCOS – The Jays felt a bit of déjà vu in the closing minutes of their Senior Night battle with Dove Creek. Several times this season, Mancos had held leads into the second half against San Juan Basi...

From Anne Frank's diary, Jan. 13, 1943: “Terrible things are happening outside ... people are being dragged out of their homes.” I would appeal to every American citizen, including federal agents and ...