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Annual Celtic fair bringing food, music and competition to Cortez

Event that typically draws thousands is free and family friendly

Cortez eighth grader earns invitation to International Thespian Festival

Afton Nielson received the invite after her individual performance at Thescon

Mesa Verde attendance rises in May amid flurry of 120th anniversary festivities

Park officials announce summer lineup to celebrate Indigenous history, including three free days

Southwest Colorado’s LGBTQ and two-spirit community resilient during Pride Month

Visibility has grown in Montezuma County, but advocates say work remains

M-CHS graduate Thayer Plewe finishes outstanding freshman golf season at UNM

Plewe also narrowly missed qualifying for this year’s U.S. Open

Hunter Lawrence dethrones brother for Motocross Round 4 victory at High Point

There have been no recent updates on Eli Tomac’s return to racing

Police blotter

6:48 p.m.: An officer responded to Walmart, 1835 E. Main St., for a shoplifting report. A woman had skipped scanning items valued at $34.62 at self-checkout. She was issued a citation for sh...

Monster trucks take over Cortez in a barrage of noise and dirt

Third annual Team Throttle Monster events show Friday, Saturday at county fairgrounds

Cortez Adventist Christian School to hold registration for 2026-27 year

The school educates students from kindergarten through eighth grade

Cortez school board presented affordable housing plan, director pay proposal

The board approved a letter of support for the housing plan

Cortez invites public comments on 7th St. housing project

Evergreen Real Estate Group to present initial plans during open house

Cortez City Council approves building plans despite neighbors’ dismay

Rolling Road residents have advocated against construction of a large metal garage