Cortez prioritized fiber internet years ago. Where is the city at now?

So far, 500 people within city limits are actively using fiber

Traffic opens after U.S. Highway 550 crash south of Purgatory Resort

Emergency workers responded to initial reports of two people trapped

From Morocco to Cortez: Abdel Berrada publishes novel inspired by his heritage

There will be a book signing at the Cortez Public Library on March 18

More endangered Mexican gray wolves are roaming the southwestern U.S., annual survey shows

There were 11% more Mexican wolves, 286, surveyed in New Mexico and Arizona

Federal spending freeze forces layoffs at La Plata County compost business

‘It’s kind of terrifying,’ owner says of economic uncertainty

Dozens show support for federal workers in Southwest Colorado

‘The public would lose a lot if they lost us,’ worker says

Bloomfield Public Library hosts sound bath to ease trauma of Missing and Murdered

Library offers first in a series of free quarterly sound bath sessions

Montezuma-Cortez drama program prepares to present ‘Treasure Island’

The actors have been working with a dialect coach and perfecting fight scenes in preparation

Drought remains moderate through February in Cortez

The Valentine’s Day storm pushed the city above its monthly average

Ophir Pass avalanche victim remembered for drive, warmth

‘She was super easy to love,’ said Sarah Steinwand’s partner, Matt Mielke

Sen. Michael Bennet confirms he’s considering run for Colorado governor

Senator thinking about ‘best place to oppose policies of the Trump administration’

‘Glamping’ tent development proposed for outside Mancos

Planning and zoning will make a recommendation on March 13