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Montezuma County, Forest Service at odds

Dolores-Norwood Road is hot point

Dueling chuck-wagon cook-off

Sandy Cooper and John Hargrabe, at the reins, drive their chuck wagon along Main Avenue on Friday to the Durango/La…

Man dies after river incident

Authorities still seeking ID

A fresh coat of paint

The Keller Williams building at west Seventh Street and Main Avenue is sporting a fresh face thanks to the work…

Sand Mandala takes shape at Open Shutter

Autopsy: Rafter drowned in Animas

attack ruled out as cause of death

New high school in Cortez nears completion and remains under-budget

Montezuma-Cortez High School nears completion

Car vs. bike sends cyclist to hospital

Accident backs up traffic on Florida Road

Car rolls onto Hillcrest Golf Course

A Mazda sedan traveling southbound Friday on Goeglein Gulch Road rolled over and came to rest at hole No. 15…

Rounding into form

Keep umbrellas handy

predicted to continue wetter, cooler pattern

The green, green grass of home

With an abundance of spring and summer rain, Chuck Hoover finds plenty of grass for mowing as he helps with…

Residents favor north Main Avenue do-over

Resurfacing length of corridor planned for next few years

Beer sales at grocers worry Greeley’s brewers

wants more flexibility in alcohol laws

Native Americans preach UNITY in D.C.

U.S. teenagers gather for ‘life-changing’ conference

My, what a big play you have here

The youth cast of Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon rehearses a subway scene Thursday at Durango Arts Center. The play will debut…

Police are viewing video to ID local Walmart shoplifter

Officers from the Durango Police Department searched Wednesday for a man near the La Plata County Humane Society. Officers originally…

That stinks

Record crowds attend 4th events

Complaints made about burning rubber

Small wildfire tamed in Archuleta County

Lightning sparked the blaze on Southern Ute land

Bear goes through door like tinfoil

follows his nose and shreds a garage to reach a trove of trash

Wolfie was on TV

of Silverton’s shy wolf-dog hybrid gains statewide audience

Rocky Mountains leader notes program’s success

Vicki Cowart, CEO and president of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, second from right, talks with City Councilor Sweetie…

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Mercury pushing higher across the area