Lift 3 at Purgatory Resort opens ahead of schedule Saturday

Early winter conditions give ski resort strong start to season

Grace’s Kitchen feeds hundreds a Thanksgiving meal in Cortez

‘You don’t have to be homeless, you just need to be hungry’

More than just turkeys trotted this Thanksgiving in Cortez

At Parque de Vida, an estimated 90 people participated in the 21st annual Turkey Trot

Durango cyclists prepare bid to bring Mountain Bike World Championships home

City councilors to consider supportive resolution Tuesday

Entries for new town logo in Dolores open

The town of Dolores is looking for a new logo to beautify its letterheads, website and more. Anyone in Montezuma County is welcome to enter their design. “We know there are a lot of creativ...

Al Harper named to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory board of directors

American Heritage Railways purchased a significant portion of company in August

Canada lynx proposed for new habitat protections in southern Rockies

The fate of the plan is uncertain under President-elect Donald Trump

Producer Responsibility Program will increase recycling access in rural Colorado

In rural Colorado, recycling is limited by transportation and cost, but a new law calls for producers to fund recycling around the state

Child care center in Durango seeks new space after landlord refuses lease renewal

14 families scramble in search of alternative options

Feds sue group that put up fence, claimed 1,400 acres of forest near Mancos

U.S. attorneys called the Free Land Holders’ fence ‘unlawful,’ citing the federal government’s title to the land

New easement protects over 300 acres on Dolores River

The Montezuma Land Conservancy will ensure the land is protected in perpetuity

A high schooler joins the Mancos Town Board

As a nonvoting member, Olivia Jukes has one meeting under her belt