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Racial, sexist remarks in M-CHS student paper cause backlash

Two Montezuma-Cortez High School students made provocative remarks in the school newspaper when asked what they would be and why if reincarnated. On the opinion page of the Novemb...

House passes Tipton’s energy bill

Rep. Scott Tipton celebrated the passage of his Planning for American Energy Act through the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday. The bill requires the secretary of the Int...

Poll: Christie leads Clinton in Colorado

DENVER – New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie would beat former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Colorado if the 2016 presidential vote were held today, a poll released Wednesday found. ...

SWCC mobile labs hit the road

A new $300,000 state-of-the-art welding lab from Southwest Colorado Community College will soon arrive at the largest copper mine in the Four Corners. At a press conference Monday...

Tractor joins Goose as roadside draw in Dolores

Mayor says baler gives drivers reason to pause, pull over, visit the town

Celebrating Native American Week

School board swearing in

Protesters object to ending gray wolf protection

DENVER (AP) – Protesters are coming out in force after federal authorities in charge of saving wolves from extinction made their case to end protection of gray wolves. Authoriti...

Walking strong

Easterners hit pavement to raise money for cancer survivors

Students participate in Future Farmers of America competition

Presenting on topics ranging from xenotransplantation to food safety, students from Cortez, Dove Creek, Dolores and three other high schools congregated at Montezuma-Cortez High School to co...

Solemn events mark JFK’s assassination

DALLAS – Loose gatherings of the curious and conspiracy-minded at Dallas’ Dealey Plaza have marked past anniversaries of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, featuring everything ...

Federal land management favors native fish

Two suckers and a chub struggle in low water of Dolores River