Dolores resident Tony Reyes will fill historic role

Part-time Rico resident Patrick Curran still remembers a beautiful evening on his mother’s deck in Rico when he heard the story of the acid plant incident.It was a story of a large corporation,...

A small group of students outside the Dolores Elementary School stared intently at dirt recently as they learned the intricacies of planting carrots and potatoes.The lesson took place outside,...

A new exhibit at the Galloping Goose Historical Society Museum details the short history of the Rio Grande Southern and the man behind the railroad that defied all odds.Otto Mears built the first...

It started with the unmistakable sound.You could hear the 400 cows before they stomped their way into Dolores on the morning of June 7, and then, there they were, marching down Railroad Avenue,...

Dolores site will provide office room for schools

Armed with a list of veterans and small American flags, Peggy Scates and June Head braved some very unpredictable weather Tuesday in Dolores to visit rural cemeteries.They stopped at the Old...

If anyone had river water in their veins, it would be Dolores resident Andy Hutchinson.Hutchinson, a river guide and boat builder, recently celebrated his 100th trip down the Grand Canyon, an...

It shouldn’t be hard to find exactly what you are looking for at the Dolores Food Market, from fresh, local produce to hand trimmed beef, the small, hometown grocery store has it.The store stocks...

After being closed for about 10 months, the Dolores Restaurant was expected to open Friday with a new name — Vic’s Diner.Victor Nuñez Jr., a 2007 graduate of Dolores High School, will help run the...