Mancos Visitor Center’s annual photography exhibit, “Sharing the 81328 Perspective,” debuts with a free public reception on Saturday. For about 15 years, the Visitor Center has hosted a photo...

On Nov. 2, the Mancos Public Library announced it had closed on a refinancing of two loans that helped pay for the current building’s construction. The library originally took out the loans in 2007...

On Wednesday, two deputies from the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office held the first of three public presentations about crime trends in the region. At the Montezuma County Combined Courts meeting...

A school bus parked in the Cortez City Market parking lot Saturday morning for the Good Samaritan Center’s annual “Stuff the Bus” charity drive. Starting at 10 a.m., volunteers collected donations...

Cortez residents crowded along Montezuma Avenue Saturday afternoon for the annual Veterans Day parade. The procession began at 1 p.m. near the North Chestnut Street intersection, with several local...

The Mancos town board voted unanimously on Wednesday to approve a contract with Heather Alvarez to become the new town administrator. Alvarez has served as interim administrator, in addition to her...

Joshua John, a nursing assistant at the Cortez assisted living home Vista Grande Inn, has been named “CNA of the Year” for his district by the Colorado Health Care Association. The award is given...

The Cortez City Council plans another round of budget talks on Tuesday. Starting at 5:30 p.m., the workshop will include funding requests from three city departments as part of the council’s...

In a public hearing on Tuesday, the Cortez Planning and Zoning Commission approved a rezoning to allow a farmers market and coffee shop on East Empire Street. Montezuma County residents Chris and...

After winning support for a bond measure that will secure almost $5 million in funding, the Mancos School District is preparing for a major school renovation project. Bond Measure 3A, which passed...