With all the challenges we face in Colorado, it was truly astonishing to see several Denver-area politicians introduce a bill this past legislative session attempting to tear down one of the few thing...

Imagine Westerners waking up one morning only to discover that many of their most cherished wetlands have dried up, gone. This is not fiction during these times of determining the true value of water....

Fireworks have been given the green light to launch this Independence Day in Durango. The city announced plans to launch pyrotechnics this Fourth of July in May, but it cautioned that the fireworks di...

The 2024-25 school year will begin in the Montezuma-Cortez school district on Monday, Aug. 12.

Business lobbyists speaking Thursday in Durango said Gov. Jared Polis’ veto of the Wage Theft Bill is a win for Colorado businesses. During an Eggs and Issues forum hosted by the Durango Chamber of Co...

The city of Cortez and Logan Simpson Consulting held two open houses on Wednesday, one at the Cortez Chamber of Commerce and the other at City Hall, where residents were welcome to drop in and learn a...

Gardening and plant cultivation is a common therapeutic pastime. But not everyone has a living arrangement conducive to the hobby. Limited space and inadequate sunlight can destroy aspiring horticultu...

Fourteen of the 18 candidates endorsed by the Colorado GOP lost their primary elections Tuesday, most of them by double-digit margins. The results are adding to criticism of state party leadership, in...

The Hisatsinom Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society will present Winston Hurst, an independent archaeologist, consultant, researcher and author at a lecture on Tuesday, July 2 at 7 p.m. at t...