Mancos

During World War II, soldiers were celebrated for their heroism and sacrifice overseas. But a crucial, often overlooked part of the war was fought on the home front: the women who built ships,...

The Mancos Public Library will host a series of art journal workshops starting next month. Local artist Lille Diane will lead a six-week course, showing attendees styles of journaling and...

The Mancos Valley Resources has named its Project of the Year to be the Giving Tree. This was the 22nd year for the Mancos Giving Tree project, a holiday tradition in which local residents can pick...

Mancos High School students are calling attention to social justice in an upcoming exhibit at the end of the month. It’s part of the Mancos Creative District’s #weallbelong project, which aims to...

The Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum has a snazzy new multimedia exhibit – the joint handiwork of Mancos middle and high school students. As part of the project-based learning push...

The campus-wide renovation project for the Mancos School District Re-6 is in its final stretch, with the bulk of the work remaining at the Performance Center. After almost two years of...

Heading into his team’s season, Mancos High School boys basketball coach Elijah Knepper that his team’s offense would be good. But Knepper might not have envisioned performances like the one that...

Mancos will soon have a new face on its Town Board. Janice Bryan is set to join the board this spring. Although there were four open seats this election season, only four people submitted petitions...

The town of Mancos will likely cancel its municipal election this spring, because the same number of petitions for seats on the ballot as vacancies on the Board of Trustees were submitted. The...

You might call Kit Frost and Annie Blumenschine adventuring artists. Or perhaps desert painters. The two Mancos women spend many a day traveling to the nearby canyons and rocky valleys that grace...