Lewis native Mike Lowe ventured into the Canadian wilderness with nothing but six cameras and 10 survival items to film the second season of the History Channel survival reality show “Alone.” The...

Audience members for Cortez Middle School’s spring play “The Jungle Book” this weekend will be treated to a show that emphasizes the importance of loyalty and relationships. After nine weeks of...

Little Loves Boutique is bringing a local option for Cortez shoppers seeking maternity clothes and other items for babies and small children. Kayla Maynard has opened the shop at 40 E. Main St.,...

People in Cortez want to see a park on the south side of town, renovations to the south softball complex and expansions to city trails in the city’s parks master plan, according to Parks and...

Five fourth-graders from Kemper Elementary helped first lady Michelle Obama plant her White House garden on Tuesday. Students Miles Frost, Gael Garcia, Christian Rebaza, Cecelia Thom and Trenity...

As the Cortez Quilt Company nears its five-year anniversary over the summer, the company has added yarn to its inventory. “We’re very excited to offer it,” owner Karen Childress said. “The response...

After spending nine years keeping Mancos parks maintained, Parks and Recreation Director Leslie Hopkins is moving on. Hopkins’ last day on the job will be April 6, after which she is moving to...

Five fourth-graders from Kemper Elementary plan to be in Washington, D.C., this morning to help plant the White House Kitchen Garden with first lady Michelle Obama. Students Miles Frost, Gael...

Cortez Parks and Recreation staffers are seeking public input as they update the city’s parks master plan. The plan hasn’t been revised since 2007, said Parks and Recreation director Dean...

The Seventh Annual Mancos Melt Putt-Putt Golf Tournament on March 12 raised $700 for The Painted Turtle Studio’s children’s scholarship program. The money will go toward funding and purchasing...