CORTEZ Thursday, June 25 Adult Show N Tell, 5-6 p.m., Cortez Public Library. Free. Adults, relive your childhood by bringing an object or a story to discuss and showcase. Hnowlin@cortezco.gov Friday, ...

The ninth annual Cortez Celtic Fair celebrating Celtic culture through music, games and food will be back this weekend with proceeds from beer sales benefiting Renew Inc., a nonprofit supporting victi...

Durango man and former Fort Lewis College professor with a history of arson accusations was arrested Friday on suspicion of spray painting a yellow blotch on the door of a Cybertruck. Bradley Clark, ...

Fenceline Cider, known for creating high-quality craft beverages for locals and visitors in this corner of Colorado, has entered a new chapter. The cidery announced in a news release that a “well-reno...

A candlelight vigil is planned for Dolores High School Class of 2026 graduate Taisali Lambson, 18, who was reportedly killed in a crash last week. The vigil will be held at Joe Rowell Park from 7:30 ...

Afton Nielson, a Montezuma-Cortez Middle School eighth grader, has been selected to perform at the International Thespian Festival at Indiana University Bloomington following her individual superior-r...

Mesa Verde National Park turns 120 years on Monday. (June 29) On that day in 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt signed an act of Congress establishing the national park to preserve cultural heritage ...

On June 6, at the ZU Gallery, under the flash of multicolored lights and casual conversation, owner Jodi Jahrling hosted a Pride Month dance party, inviting both members of the LGBTQ community and all...

The Mancos RE-6 school board wrapped up the 2025-26 school year with a delayed announcement of the Class of 2026’s co-salutatorian, a report on the end-of-the-year strategic plan and the first reading...

Montezuma-Cortez High School graduate and University of New Mexico freshman Thayer Plewe was named Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year during his first year with the team. He also finished o...