One of the last Navajo Code Talkers from World War II dies at 107

John Kinsel Sr. was one of hundreds of Navajos recruited by the Marines to serve as Code Talkers

Farmers Market: Los Miramontes grows lavender and more in Cortez

The Bryant family produces culinary, beauty and cleaning products featuring the purple plant

Mancos Valley River Film Festival returns

It’ll show seven conservation-centric films

Weather service issues winter storm warning for Southwest Colorado

Significant mountain snow and colder air expected through the weekend

Durango airport issues call to artists across the Four Corners

Cultural pieces to be featured in new baggage claim

Rain, lightning make for slow start to 2024 Animas Valley Balloon Rally

Friday night’s Balloon Glow up in the air until afternoon weather check

Montezuma-Cortez rolls out online portal for reservations and rentals

The program will help submit reservation requests more efficiently

Cortez Middle School prepares for performance of ‘One Stoplight Town’

Opening day for the play is Friday, Oct. 25

Sign up for Montezuma County emergency alerts

It’s a reliable source of emergency-related information, Emergency Manager Jim Spratlen said

Hackers leak thousands of confidential files from Axis Health System

Highly sensitive information was released after cyber attacks and $1.6 million ransom demand

Affordable housing with heart in Cortez

Tawi Kaan, Cortez’s first permanent supportive housing development, opens on Empire Street

Colorado asks court to dismiss Utes’ tribal gaming lawsuit

Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribes sued state over their stance on sports betting