Close your eyes and think back to COVID-19 days – Do you remember the empty grocery store shelves? Your grandparents calling asking you to deliver food because Meals on Wheels couldn’t? Folks losing j...

MOAB – Rain turned the sandy flats adjacent to the Canyonlands Field Airport – where die-hard skydivers camp out before jumping with Skydive Moab – to a slick of mud that stuck to the bottoms of shoes...

MOAB – It’s cold at 18,000 feet in elevation soaring over the red Utah desert. , though the red Utah desert far below is warm and pleasant. But the cold isn’t what makes me shiver – it’s the ne...

The rush of visitors who lined up at Mesa Verde National Park on Wednesday morning thinned by Thursday, a day after the park’s partial closure and the federal government shutdown. By midmorning Thursd...

Dear Mr. Know-It-All: I was told that Citizens Bank once had a bomb shelter under it, and it was part of the Civil Defense program in Farmington. I also heard there may be other places in town. C...

The Dunning-Kruger effect – a framework for explaining cognitive bias – captures the paradoxical nature of learning: the more you know, the more you realize how much you actually don’t. That has been...

Spark, a Colorado-based leader in volunteerism for over 40 years, is partnering with Project Helping to bring Kynd Kit volunteer events to Montezuma County this fall. The initiative, in collaboration ...

In their ceaseless mission to ensure men and women who served in the line of duty are never forgotten, the Blue Star Moms of Durango and the Colorado Gold Star Project are hosting a Hall of Heroes and...

The Montezuma School to Farm Project will host its final farm stand of the season Wednesday, Oct. 8, from 3:10 to 4:30 p.m. outside Mancos High School. The elective course teaches students the busines...