Danielle Romero-Keller, a former substitute employee at Mancos Schools, pleaded guilty Thursday to making a threat against students and staff on Feb. 23. On the morning of Feb. 23, the Mancos...

The Cortez City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve the fees and costs for a broadband pilot program. Through the program, dubbed the Cortez Community Network Pilot, the city will...

Former Ute Mountain Ute nurse Nancy Cole was one of four people in Southwest Colorado honored with this year’s Nightingale Luminary awards in Durango. The Nightingale awards, sponsored by statewide...

The Mancos Creative District plans to change its leadership this spring by hiring a single director to replace its two current co-directors. Sarah Syverson and Carol Mehesy have shared leadership ...

In April, the town of Mancos plans to begin the long process of updating its land-use code, for the first time in about 20 years. On Tuesday, Town Administrator Heather Alvarez announced the town...

Cortez City Manager Shane Hale announced Friday that he plans to resign from his position this spring. Hale said he has accepted a position as town manager in Windsor, Colorado, after the offer was...

A Mancos couple is trying to help two Cortez residents rebuild after their trailer burned down on March 17. Gary and Novella Nicholas were injured and lost most of their belongings, including two...

During a meeting on Tuesday, the Cortez City Council plans to vote on a resolution that will establish its new broadband pilot program. First discussed before the council during a workshop on March...

Montezuma County students, teachers and other residents gathered in Cortez City Park on Saturday to call for stricter gun control. The Cortez March for Our Lives , one of more than 800 held across...

The Cortez Parks and Recreation Department is planning to expand the city’s bicycle and walking trails in the near future. At a meeting on Friday, the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Advisory Board...