Colorado native visiting all 59 national parks in 59 weeks

Nabors stresses exploration and conservation

State track preview

M-CHS, Mancos, Dolores and Dove Creek athletes head to Lakewood

Mancos school board postpones push for renovations

Though Mancos school board president Blake Mitchell said the district needs to “aggressively pursue” renovating its football field and other school facilities, board members agreed the distr...

Mancos library’s films sure to inspire the inner runner

The Mancos Public Library presents a double feature sure to inspire the inner runner in everyone. First up is the short documentary “Kissing The Rock,” which examines The Hardrock Hun...

DAR asks for help in placing vets’ flags

For the past seven years, the members of the Sleeping Ute Mountain Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution have marked the graves of veterans in the rural cemeteries in Montezuma County...

Getting to know the Artisans of Mancos

Last week I told you about the restoration of the Bauer Bank Building, so let’s go inside and meet the Artisans of Mancos and their gallery. Eighteen artists and artisans display ...

Jackson Gulch Reservoir is full, ready for irrigation

The Jackson Gulch Reservoir is full and set at 100 percent allotment for irrigation in 2016, Mancos Water Conservancy District Superintendent Gary Kennedy said. The Conservancy D...

Mancos trustees appoint Jason Spruell as marshal

Terry Jennings named parks manager

Track Roundup: Mancos, Dolores and Dove Creek’s latest results

Mancos, Dolores and Dove Creek’s latest results

Mancos weather spotters are honored for 20 years of service

Mancos residents Fred Harden and Margie Connolly have had their eyes on the skies for 20 years for the National Weather Service. Harden and Connolly recently were recognized by th...

School of the West artists keeping busy

Last week, I told you about Mancos School of the West and the homeless artists looking for a nice large studio to house them all. I hope you didn’t think of the poor artists sitting around w...

Mesa Verde to host talk on change at Spruce Tree House

Mesa Verde National Park has announced a presentation by Donna Glowacki that discusses how Spruce Tree House cliff dwelling developed and changed during the 1200s, a time of significant soci...