From seed to table to story: Everybody Eats highlights the spirit of sharing

Cortez Cultural Center’s monthlong fundraiser returns, celebrating local food

Spontaneous business connections abound as West Slope Startup Week kicks off

Wide range of keynotes, events and programming free to local business community members through Friday

Fort Lewis College to lose $2.27 million in federal funding

Trump administration plans to redirect money from Minority-Serving Institutions

Providers work to overcome difficulties for reproductive health care access in Southwest Colorado

Durango Planned Parenthood clinic to reopen for two days a week

‘Movie money’ circulates in Cortez again

Latest counterfeit case reported Thursday using fake Benjamin Franklin

Montezuma-Cortez shows mixed results in academic ratings; some schools decline

The district overall declined from 51.2% in 2024 to 46.9%

Photos: The 112th Annual Northern Navajo Fair

Photos by Curtis Ray Benally, for the Tri-City Record The Northern Navajo Nation Fair, held each fall in Shiprock, New Mexico, is the oldest and most traditional of the Navajo fairs. The eve...

San Juan Mountains Association halts visitor services amid government shutdown

Six employees ‘temporarily laid off with no recourse for back pay’

New Mexico officials to hold update on San Juan generating station cleanup

PNM pollution cleanup plan delayed until November

Mancos school district hopes to see mill levy pass in November for teacher salaries

District has the lowest teacher pay in the surrounding area

Claims of slurs, bullying led to Fort Lewis College basketball coach’s resignation

Bob Pietrack quit in 2024 after a letter from his assistant coach triggered an investigation

‘They are, not they were’: Gold Star parents honor children in Durango

Families of fallen service members gather to share memories, support one another, keep their children’s stories alive at annual healing conference