State dinged on staff evals

DENVER – The state government needs to do a better job tracking its employees’ performance for their annual reviews, an audit released Monday said. The state’s various departments...

Fires on Cedar Mesa

A sudden lightning storm Monday afternoon sparked eight spot fires in and around the Cedar Mesa neighborhood across U.S. 160 from Mesa Verde National Park. Three fires were on public lands, ...

Vacation expert gets some time off

Mesa Verde Country director Lynn Dyer steps down to become a tourist

Senior Menu

Monday, June 3: Beef barley soup, egg salad sand W/W, tossed salad, fresh fruit cup. Tuesday night, June 4: Cabbage roll, mashed potatoes, vegetable medley, saucy fruit salad, cho...

Miller is awarded sheriff’s scholarship

Montezuma County Sheriff Dennis Spruell has announced that Kolton Miller is this year’s recipient of the County Sheriffs of Colorado scholarship award for Montezuma County. CSOC,...

Conservation Stewardship Program applications due June 14

The Natural Resources Conservation Service’s Conservation Stewardship Program deadline has been extended to June 14 and will provide about $175 million in funding for enrollment of up to 12....

Honors for attendance

PLEASANT VIEW ATTENDANCE 4TH QUARTER 2012-13 Perfect Attendance 3rd Grade: Aubrey Garcia, Dallin Lanier, Carmen VanRomburgh 4th Grade: Joey Tevau...

Dean Hanson Memorial Scholarship recipients

New grad

Heritage and history

Western Horseman profiles Gale Greenlee,<br/>fourth-generation rancher and cowboy

Five are competing for two Empire seats

Members also asked to vote on 2 bylaw amendments

Dolores Project ekes out another half inch of water

Dolores Project irrigators will receive a bit more water than previously announced, but drought conditions at McPhee Reservoir mean farmers can expect only 20 percent of their normal share t...