Wildlife is taking a liking to Lone Mesa State Park north of Dolores. Partly because the park is closed to the public, except for a limited public hunting season. And partly because of excellent...

Sacrifice. Honor. Service. Freedom. These words gained deeper meaning Tuesday during an impressive Veterans Day assembly at Dolores Schools. Nearly 1,000 students, citizens, and veterans jammed the...

A tour of subdivisions affected by the 2012 Weber fire showed the aftermath of scorched earth and flood damage. But it also showed how mitigation before a wildfire hits can save homes and property....

DeAnne House was sworn in as Ute Mountain tribal councilwoman Friday in Towaoc. “I will make decisions based on membership needs,” House said in a speech after taking her seat on the council. “From...

A landowner has added five more miles of single-track trail adjacent to Geer Park in Cortez. Keith Evans and the city of Cortez have signed a non-monetary lease agreement that allows public access...

On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, a Dolores tradition honoring those who served will take place at the Dolores High School Auxiliary Gym beginning at 9 a.m. The 6th annual Veterans Day Program features...

Radio station KSJD is encouraging the public to record their history for posterity, and maybe for the airwaves.The McAfee Story Vault is a dedicated space for residents to tell personal stories and...

Up the road, a famously dark movie director will begin filming his latest project. Quentin Tarantino – of “Pulp Fiction” and “Kill Bill” fame – has won approval from San Miguel County to film his...

A grown man who loves vintage toys, model trains, and good used merchandise has opened up shop in Dolores. Ray Cox, 47, arrived in Dolores last month to visit his parents, who live up the West...