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‘Go back before Biden’

Will we have to worry about climate change after President Joe Biden’s Armageddon. When the Democrats defund the police, will they change their stand on gun control? When gas goes to $10 per gallon, w...

DATE: Oct 19, 2022 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Editorial cartoon: Scariest costume

DATE: Oct 19, 2022 CATEGORY: Opinion

Totah Drums of Fall powwow and Gourd Dance honor people in recovery

Individuals in recovery were honored at Lions Wilderness Amphitheater in Farmington on Oct. 8. Sponsored by Presbyterian Medical Services and Totah Behavioral Health Authority, the Totah Drums of Fal...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: New Mexico

Southwest Colorado search and rescue teams offer safety tips

Colorado offers a bounty of spellbinding splendor that beckons the spirit to seek solace and explore. But that allure to wild and often remote places can belie dangers that lead to tragedy. In a state...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: Local News

Vista Grande Inn has new owners

The Vista Grande Inn skilled nursing facility in Cortez has changed ownership and has a new name. An ownership group purchased the 101-bed nursing home from C&G Health Care Management on Sept. 1 and c...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: Local News

Domestic travel during COVID helps break lodging tax record

Domestic travel and city residents’ escape to Colorado’s outdoors during the pandemic helped boost revenue from Montezuma County’s lodgers tax to new heights in 2022. Funds available to chambers of co...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: Local News

Aztec Octoberfest draws an estimated 800 visitors to block party

Splendid autumn weather graced everyone attending the Aztec Downtown Block Party and Car Show to celebrate Octoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 15. The Tiger Paw Dance Team for Aztec High School picked a pri...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: New Mexico

Cortez’s community Thanksgiving dinner will be a takeout affair

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church and Grace’s Kitchen are preparing for their 20th annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner in Cortez. The meal will be served takeout from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Da...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: Local News

U.S. House candidate Adam Frisch wants to bring back ‘getting stuff done’

Adam Frisch was working in the World Trade Center in February 1993 when a truck bomb exploded in the parking garage, a terrorist attack now viewed as a precursor to Sept. 11. Twenty years later, he cr...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: Local News

Wolverines soccer resuming postseason push

Unable to catch Pagosa Springs in the 3A Southwestern League’s title chase, Bayfield remained on course to earn at-large inclusion into the 32-team CHSAA Class 3A Boys’ Soccer State Tournament with a ...

DATE: Oct 18, 2022 CATEGORY: Sports

‘Go back before Biden’

Editorial cartoon: Scariest costume

Totah Drums of Fall powwow and Gourd Dance honor people in recovery

Southwest Colorado search and rescue teams offer safety tips

Vista Grande Inn has new owners

Domestic travel during COVID helps break lodging tax record

Aztec Octoberfest draws an estimated 800 visitors to block party

Cortez’s community Thanksgiving dinner will be a takeout affair

U.S. House candidate Adam Frisch wants to bring back ‘getting stuff done’

Wolverines soccer resuming postseason push

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