Mancos

Mancos has seen some cancellations in recent weeks in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Mancos Public Library closes until further notice As of Tuesday, the Mancos Public Library is now...

The voice of the national tribal college movement speaks out from Mancos. The Tribal College Journal has been around since 1989, recounting the news of tribal college students and institutions from...

An “Out of this World” Mancos Melt is happening this Saturday, with putt-putt golf, live music and the burning of a “far-out” firebird sculpture. The Mancos Melt is an annual tradition where locals...

Mancos students are giving Boyle Park a splash next month. In partnership with the Mobile Earth and Space Observatory, Mancos School District Re-6 will host a “Water Science and Recreation...

An artistic leader is Mancos’ Citizen of the Year. Sarah Syverson was given the honor for her creative endeavors and productions, along with her years with the Montezuma School to Farm program. “I...

A range of music is scheduled for Mancos in March. At Fenceline Cider, acoustic rock and blues takes the stage March 7 with a show by the Ben Gibson Band, followed by indie duo Bards In-Between on...

Wednesday, Feb. 26 12:31 a.m. Mancos Marshal Justen Goodall responded to the 400 block of Bauer Avenue for a verbal disturbance. Goodall found a man sitting in a vehicle after having been bitten...

More than 100 people from Southwest Colorado showed up in Mancos Saturday morning to advocate for more state educational funding – with a few legislative ears on hand. State Sen. Don Coram,...

About 80 supporters of Rosa Sabido, who has been living for the past 1,000 days in sanctuary at the United Methodist Church in Mancos, gathered for a vigil Thursday in front of U.S. Rep. Scott...

The Journal Grooming operations at the Chicken Creek ski area have ended for the season. Recent warm temperatures combined with limited snowpack have resulted in conditions where grooming is no...