Thursday, Sept. 24 3:40 p.m. Deputies served an eviction notice at a residence on the 400 block of North Main Street in Mancos. Wednesday, Sept. 30 10:33 a.m. A woman...

Bond lowered, then raised in robbery case In custody, Nicole Hill, 24, address unknown, had an arraignment hearing set for Nov. 3. Charged with armed robbery, menacing, theft an...

In the next few months we all have a decision to make. Who is the right person to lead our nation? When the first settlers came to America they came looking for religious freedom, the right to pract...

WASHINGTON – Reading former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s new memoir of the financial crisis – The Courage to Act – you are reminded how lucky we are. Despite a disappointingly slow economic...

In a recent letter to the BLM, the Montezuma County commissioners conclude their refusal to accept the master leasing plan process by stating: “We must underscore that a citizens working group appoint...

I just wanted to draw attention to a noticeable problem with the new high school’s relation to our Walmart. If you have gone to Walmart lately during school lunch hours, you know it has become a ser...

TOWAOC – Ute Mountain Ute officials recently broke ground to build 10 housing units for the homeless. Located near the rodeo grounds on Ute Trail Road, the housing units are part of a long-...

Montezuma County’s housing market continues to strengthen, according to the latest figures from the Colorado Real Estate Network. Countywide, there were 39 home sales during August, up 69 p...

Purgatory Resort will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year, but the community institution and winter economic driver might never have come to be without founder Raymond Twomey Duncan. He died Frid...

DENVER – The former co-chairwoman of a task force that made recommendations around oil and gas regulations said state regulators have fallen short of addressing the local-control issue. Gwe...