CORTEZ Thursday, June 18 Third Thursdays Cortez Downtown Market, 5-8 p.m. Montezuma Park. Downtown event featuring vendors, live music, food and drink and community fun, every third Thursday through S...

CORTEZ – For the fans that fill up rodeo arena stands across the country every summer and fall, they get to bear witness to just a few-second snapshots of the competitors’ journeys. The athletes thems...

Clearnetworx, a fiber internet provider based in Montrose, has started building a new high-speed fiber network in Mancos. The project was announced June 9 and aims to deliver reliable broadband servic...

Josh Neff, president of Mercy Hospital, is leaving after two years in the role and eight years with Mercy’s parent company, CommonSpirit. Neff is leaving effective July 2 to “pursue a new opportunity,...

Banga’s Farm, in partnership with The Good Food Collective and the Southwest Community Food Alliance, will provide 20,000 pounds of produce to food pantries throughout Southwest Colorado. From June th...

Residents on and near Rolling Road in Cortez disputed plans for the construction of a large garage behind a property at the end of the residential street. Despite their protest, City Council is going ...

A 32-year-old man from Montrose died last week on Mount Sneffels while hiking the 14,155-foot peak near Ouray in Southwest Colorado, officials said Monday. Bret Bachman-Goldstein was found June 11, th...

It took four minutes for the skydivers to land – the last guy down at exactly 7:11 p.m. The retired military serviceman had dropped out of a plane at 10,500 feet, as one towed a gigantic American flag...

To celebrate Colorado’s 150th anniversary, films produced in and showcasing the beauty of the Southwest will screen in historic venues throughout the state – including the Sunflower Theatre and the Ma...

Editor’s note: This story was updated Monday to include a weekend summary and provide the total cash amount awarded to competitors. Returning for its 96th year, the Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo ki...