Farmers and ranchers with operations of any size are invited to join a conversation with peers that’s centered on farming in Montezuma County. It’s a space for producers to convene and dream up their...

The Mancos RE-6 school district has renewed its dedication to enhance academic rigor in secondary schools by prioritizing academic excellence and preparing students for new challenges. While many may ...

Thursday, April 3 10:12 p.m.: Officers responded to the Cortez Public Library, 202 N. Park St., for a group of people sitting outside after hours. ​ A man was issued a summons for trespassing aft...

The League of Women Voters of Colorado strongly condemns the arrest, detention, and deportation of immigrants who are not a danger to the United States and have no criminal record. Many deportees have...

The initiated will know the headline refers to a 1997 Grammy award winning album of the same name by Ricky Skaggs, an American new traditional country and bluegrass musician, singer, composer and prod...

Paying for parking just became a whole lot easier in Durango. The city has introduced a new pay-by-cellphone feature to its 978 downtown meters. Traditional methods of paying – coins, credit cards and...

It’s not very often Durango gets a fashion show, but on Tuesday, the Department of Native American & Indigenous Studies at Fort Lewis College will send models down the catwalk displaying pieces made b...

Eight students at Southwest Open School in Cortez who serve on student government have dabbled in journalism since February. So far, they’ve printed two, eight-page editions of The Bottom Line, thanks...

A few years back, Colorado created a program with the underlying intention of increasing communities’ access to healthy food, especially in areas it considers underserved. It’s called the Community F...

With little time remaining Tuesday afternoon, April 8, Montezuma-Cortez’s Di’Nya Manuel knew she might not get another chance to achieve a desired soccer feat that a teammate had already accomplished....