“Preserved,” a feature‑length documentary exploring the conservation projects at the Vermejo property in northern New Mexico, is set to be shown at the Sunflower Theatre at the end of March. Film dire...

The Dolores and Cortez FFA chapters recently celebrated National FFA Week by promoting school spirit and increasing awareness about agriculture and the opportunities available through FFA. Throughout...

The Powerhouse in Durango is about six months from launching its new child care program – WonderLab Early Learning – tailored for children ages 18 months to 5 years old. The Powerhouse is in the middl...

I woke up, took a shower, stepped outside in the sun for a few minutes with tea, then went upstairs to my office and checked the news. And BAM!, the United States had bombed Iran again. My first react...

On April 7, Cortez voters will elect five candidates to City Council. The election is contentious – with 11 candidates competing – and consequential as more than half the City Council seats are up in ...

The Montezuma County Fairgrounds saw one of its busiest years on record in 2025, hosting dozens of events and drawing an estimated 76,685 attendees. The fairgrounds generated more than $166,600 in rev...

There was an officer-involved shooting at 9:30 a.m. today in the 1100 block of Hines Road. Farmington Police were called to the location in response to a “domestic violence call involving an armed sub...

Montezuma-Cortez Middle School theater students will bring the magic of Arendelle to the stage with performances of Disney’s “Frozen Jr.,” a junior adaptation of the popular movie and Broadway musical...