Purgatory Resort announces opening date, with a caveat – there must be snow

Resort doubled its snowmaking capacity, but warm temperatures have been a challenge

Cortez police search for driver in suspected drive-by shooting near Big O Tires

Driver and truck unidentified in suspected shooting

Grace’s Kitchen, church prepare for annual community Thanksgiving dinner

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church and Grace’s Kitchen are preparing for their 19th annual community Thanksgiving dinner. Because of COVID precautions, the meal will be served takeout from noon t...

New Mexico hospitals seek relief amid wave of patients

ALBUQUERQUE – Two of New Mexico’s largest hospitals on Thursday announced that they would be focusing on patients who need care the most, meaning non-medically necessary procedures will like...

Couple following phone map to Moab stranded, rescued in backcountry as storm approaches

Maryland couple stranded at Lone Cone Peak; route ‘not even possible’

Work of Dolores Mountain Quilters on display in Dolores Public Library

A dozen quilters showcased on gallery walls

New Mexico delegates push U.S. official on Chaco protections

ALBUQUERQUE – Members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation are putting more pressure on U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland to take administrative action to prohibit oil and gas developm...

Veterans Day Parade sees large crowd in Cortez

Hundreds line Montezuma Avenue to honor veterans

Man suspected of shooting woman before turning gun on himself in Bayfield

Victim was taken to Mercy Regional Medical Center in critical condition

First of Dolores mill proposals meets public opposition

Mill to acquire 3-acre parcel of land; neighbors concerned about use

Montezuma County survey gauges public opinion on proposed sales tax

The survey will open Friday, and some residents will receive texts and emails at random

Technology is reshaping how we interact with wildlife

Doorbell and trail cameras have boosted wildlife sightings. Does that help or hurt our relationship to animals?