Cortez City Council members on Tuesday approved a site development plan for the new Osprey Basecamp building at 800 N. Park St. The 26,310-square-foot building will become Osprey Packs’ world...

The entire Cortez Police Department crowded into the city council meeting room at City Hall Tuesday as Chief Roy Lane was presented with the Charles K. “Pat” Steele Award. Administered by the...

Mancos sculptor and painter Veryl Goodnight will be inducted to the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas. Goodnight joins a distinguished group of about 220 cowgirls from...

The Mancos Public Library took over the running of the Mancos Half Marathon this year with the intent of opening up the event to more people in the community, event organizer Shaine Gans said. In...

A Montezuma County native and Montezuma-Cortez High School graduate was involved in a major scientific breakthrough earlier this winter — the discovery of gravitational waves.Margot Phelps helped...

Ten local youths are working this month to rehabilitate the park and environmental lab and install a school garden at Mesa Elementary School. They’re working at the school as part of a Farm Corps...

Auto Zone of Cortez distribution manager Scott Hunter on Friday was recognized with a Patriot Award for his willingness to support employees who are enlisted in the National Guard and Reserve. Auto...

The Mancos Board of Trustees on Wednesday appointed a new member. Cindy Simpson, who previously had served on the town planning and zoning board, will take the place of Matthew Baskin, who resigned...

A Montezuma County resident criticized part of the county’s weed management policy and called for more public outreach at Monday’s county commissioners meeting. Laurie Hall, who runs an organic...

The retired Montezuma-Cortez High School on Seventh Street in Cortez will be demolished. At their meeting Tuesday, Re-1 Board of Education members voted unanimously to accept the high school task...