Local briefs

New local CASA volunteers sworn in Lacey Enderle and Barbara Casey were sworn in as CASA volunteers Nov. 22 by District Court Judge Douglas Walker. Court appointed spec...

Pot sales are up in air

Recreational users have few options

Another county jail inmate dies

Nurse administered CPR; death attributed to aneurism

Firefighters get new rescue truck

Awaiting its first official call, a new 2013 Kovatch Mobile Equipment rescue pumper now sits in the parking lot of the Cortez Fire Protection District. “It has that new-car smell,...

Fish weren’t biting

State insurance enrollment up

Health exchange is set to surpass worst-case scenario after its debut

MCEDA announces specialist, new board

The Montezuma Community Economic Development Association has hired a part-time development specialist and has named officers for the next year. According to the MCEDA, specialist ...

Sex offender sent back to prison

A Towaoc man was recently sentenced to 20 months in prison for failing to register as a registered sex offender. Glen Earl Cotonuts, 54, of Towaoc was sentenced Dec. 16 by U.S. Di...

Colorado New Year’s expected to bring historic marijuana sales

DENVER – Early in the morning on New Year’s Day, someone in Colorado – probably in Denver – will purchase the world’s first government-approved, over-the-counter recreational marijuana. ...

Blackburn presents book 'Prayer Rock'

Fred Blackburn will discuss his work Prayer Rock: In the Shadow of the Bear on Tuesday, Jan. 7, at 7 p.m., at the United Methodist Church, 515 Park St. Prayer Rock sits in the hea...

Go slowly with those New Year’s resolutions, nutritionist says

It’s common to resolve to swear off sweets and sign up for a gym membership for the new year. But Kelly Proctor, a health advocate and nutritionist, advises starting out slowly r...

Feds delay decision to protect wolverine

Scientists debate climate-change impact on habitat