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Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020

BLM finalizes new wild horse management plan for Spring Creek Basin

Number of horses allowed increases

By Emily Hayes Herald Staff Writer

Headlines

Local News

New Mexico overhauls pandemic isolation rules for travelers

Local News

EPA settles with Utah over Gold King Mine spill

Local News

Five years after Gold King Mine spill, water quality remains a concern

Local News

Mancos schools push back start date to Aug. 24

Local News

Samulski enters race for county commissioner District 3

Local News

Bennet introduces bill to help tribal businesses obtain PPP loans

Farmington

BLM to host meetings about Chaco park plan

Local News

Pedestrian hit by car in City Market parking lot in critical but stable condition

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The Gold King Mine spill 2015

A look back at some of the photos during the first days of the Gold King Mine spill

Red Bonita and Gold King Mine's

A bulk- head has been installed in the Red Bonita Mine to stop the acidic water from leaving the mine and the Gold King Mine water flows to a treatment plant before being discharged to Cement... Read more

Chicken Chase 2020

The Montezuma County Fairgrounds were a flurry of chicken feathers and scrappy kids on Thursday for the first chicken chase of the 2020 summer fair.

"The Letter" - Chevel Shepherd

Farmington PD Roundabout

Mercy Medical Presentation

Columns

Looking back

Looking back

The pioneering Lyntons left imprint on Southwest Colorado

Andrew Gulliford

Gulliford's travels

Cedar Mesa Perishables Project examines 1,000-year-old fiber, wood artifacts

Looking back

Looking back

The early days of Montezuma County: abundance and scarcity

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Pedestrian hit by car in City Market parking lot in critical but stable condition

Samulski enters race for county commissioner District 3

Cortez embezzlement case set for district court

BLM finalizes new wild horse management plan for Spring Creek Basin

California prosecutors ask NFL to take down shooting video

Mancos schools push back start date to Aug. 24

Cortez woman faces charges in 2018 Haycamp slaying

BLM to host meetings about Chaco park plan

City OKs space in downtown Cortez for Battle Rock school

Five years after Gold King Mine spill, water quality remains a concern

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Mesa Verde National Park plans removal of horses

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