On a flyer advertising a community meeting next week to discuss the future of the Mancos Valley Historical Society, one question stands out: “Can we continue?” On Wednesday, the society will host a co...

Dotty Wampus, a quirky, immersive chocolate tasting and entertainment experience just outside Cortez, plans to expand by adding bedrooms to the existing house for a bed and breakfast, along with a mic...

Dozens of Indigenous people gathered Saturday in Farmington for the annual Chokecherry Canyon Massacre Memorial Prayer Walk to call attention to the killings of three Navajo men in 1974. The killings...

Durango School District is recommending Sunnyside Elementary be consolidated with Florida Mesa Elementary School beginning in the 2027-28 school year. No official decision had been made as of Friday,...

Sometimes, unusual pairings work out. In a unique move, Nathaniel Winkler, owner of Element Hardware, has shifted his previously fully online hardware business into a hybrid brick-and-mortar coffee s...

CAMARILLO, Calif. – For some evangelical Christians, faith is about having a personal relationship with Jesus. At $1.99 per minute, the tech company Just Like Me is taking that concept to a new level....

San Juan National Forest officials are urging outdoor recreators to use caution when exploring the backcountry, even as dry, warm weather persists across Southwest Colorado. Many of the San Juan Nati...

Weather is always a wildcard during springtime in the Rocky Mountains – something that will be especially true this weekend and the beginning of early next week as two storms blow into Southwest Color...

With water supplies falling short, the Dolores Water Conservancy District Board faced a split decision over how to distribute scarce irrigation water. After a tie vote, the board voted again and divid...

CORTEZ Friday, April 10 “International Fly Fishing Film Festival,” 7 p.m. Sunflower Theatre, 8 E. Main St. Award-winning films showcase fly fishing adventures, stories, and global angling culture on t...