Cortez received less than half its average precipitation in March

The drought persists, and will continue persisting into the foreseeable future

Dove Creek baseball climbs district rankings

Bulldogs' victories over Nucla and Sargent boost their position in the standings

Minor veers off road in Pleasant View, crashes into building

The road was dry, and the sun was shining

N.M. governor nixes new license plates, state bread, lobbying disclosure

Lujan Grisham vetoes 16 bills on final day for legislation action, scolds Legislature

Sen. Bennet chalks wins – and misses – for Southwest Colorado

The senator has tackled public lands bills, television markets and FLC tuition waiver

Fort Lewis College Board of Trustees appoints new president

Heather Shotton is college’s first Native American leader

Producers, big and small, are invited to share their vision for farming in Montezuma County

Gathering on April 17 provides platform for conversation

Mancos secondary schools continue to emphasize PBL and academic rigor

Initiative was created to better prepare students for life outside the classroom

Police blotter

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 tresp...

Durango modernizes parking meters with pay-by-cellphone feature

Remote payment option adds flexibility, avoids fines

SWOS student newspaper seeks donations to fund print edition

There’s a platform for people to donate online

Small farms and food retailers in SW Colorado could be eligible for a tax credit

Eligible businesses could qualify for 75% reimbursement on costly equipment