Cortez, CO News

• Cortez, CO News
• SWOS celebrates Class of 2012
• DA candidate Furse reaches out to officials
• Memorial Day Services
• Deadline near for Battle Rock School applications
• Fire danger high
• Morrison Keith Leavell
• Annual visitor guide is out
• BEST needs to see proof
• Cortez Middle School students spend time in the field
• Cortez woman charged in deadly U.S. 160 crash
• Band choir photos
• Just one FFA high school teacher?
• DA candidates debate issues
• Cortez council turns focus to schools
• GOP hopefuls square off
• There will be racing in Cortez this season
• Michael Wesley Lyons
• Krystina Monica Robsion
• Two die in U.S. Highway 160 collision
• Dolores student graduates Montana State with honors
• Cortez student Harclerode named to deans list
• Dogs galore!
• Marketing the Mesa
• Dry weather blows in warning
• Passion leads to Battle Rock
• Flags being placed on rural cemetery gravesites of veterans
• County road work continues
• Geotourism plan years in development
• Dolores River Festival seeks volunteers
• Val Ian Robichaux, M.D.
• Michael Wesley Lyons
• Millworks duo crafts business life in Mancos
• Marketing the Mesa
• Region 9 kicks off Energy Efficiency Loan Fund
• Community Calendar
• City looks at new pot rules
• Budget battle begins
• Bikers endure 12 Hours of Mesa Verde race
• Treasure of CortezBusinesses give treasure hunters chanceto dig for Cortez Cash and other prizes
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Ira Rachel Dean
• Cortez FFA qualifies 4 Teams for State
• Its a growing experience for Mancos gardener
• Southwestern Cowbelle scholarships awarded
• Food task force looking for production answers
• Business spotlight
• BLM requests comments on carbon dioxide well proposal
• Community Calendar
• Re-1 sees increase in test scores
• County looks at zoning issue
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Suckla makes ballot
• Rural post offices to remain open
• Cortez celebrates its history next week
• Employee sentenced for embezzlement
• Community Calendar
• Mona May Graves
• Patrick Luis Cugnini
• J.G. Jay Pults
• Eileen Cynthia Dickinson
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive is today
• No tax increase for fire district
• Zachary Sullivan convicted of attempted murder
• No tax increase for fire district
• SJMA recruiting volunteers
• Local Political Events
• Dolores River Festival seeks volunteers
• Future of Calkins building uncertainFunds have drained, now district faced with dire decisions
• Re-1 school district facing bus driver dilemma
• Civil unions bill dies in frenzied final hours
• Community Calendar
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the week
• Extreme stream test
• Sheriffs Posse accepting scholarship applications
• Election results unavailable
• Election results online tonight
• Tribe members will receive settlement money this week
• Civil unions bill inches forward
• Letter carriers will Stamp Out Hunger with food drive
• Hummingbird enthusiasts wanted for bird study
• Letting the feet speak to a healthy feat
• Courage to stop the cycle
• Birding festival runs this week
• Re-1 looking atcost-saving alternatives
• Southwest Memorial Hospital welcomes doctor
• Business After Hours at Guy Drew Vineyards
• Durango chocolate heading to Asia
• Community Calendar
• Council welcomes new staff
• M-CHS Band Festival is Monday
• Water worries shrinking
• Taking care of the fish
• Senate Bill 116 would make bath salts illegal
• Re-1 has an extra year to improve
• Dolores cleanup days are May 7 and 8
• Southwest Open School Board meeting
• BLM seeks comments on carbon dioxide well proposal
• Wanted mothers for Mothers Day photos
• Congressional candidates debate Colo. drilling issues
• San Juan Public Lands briefs
• District board elections set for Tuesday
• Community Calendar
• Events scheduled for Historic Preservation Week in Cortez
• Tipton joins state drilling debate
• Mancos State Park opens for boating
• The 43M question where will it go?
• Hoping for the BEST
• Speedway speed bump
• M-CHS Band Festival is Monday
• Attempted murder trial begins
• Home Garden Show opens Friday at noon
• Wanted mothers for Mothers Day photos
• Dr. Seuss Read-A-Thon a success
• Koskie receives agricultural award
• M-CHS Class of 1962 planning 50-year reunion
• Sheriffs Posse accepting scholarship applications
• Community Calendar
• Roberts outnumbered on pair of bills
• Home Garden show returns Friday
• Yard sale Saturday to raise funds for Habitat
• Nonprofit seminar May 10for staff, boards, volunteers
• Finding necessary solutions
• Navigating through tough life choices
• Evelyn Jeanne Abington
• Theodore A. Ted DeRosier
• Hubert Wesley Switzer
• Business Briefs
• New rafting company to open
• A much improved museum experience
• Yogurtgate and thats a wrap
• Cortez spring clean-up runs through today
• Community Calendar
• Bertha Lee Hefner
• Cretia Idonna Burris
• Forrest Leroy Thompson
• Work to begin on Highway 145 south of Telluride
• Prescription drug drop-off is today
• Violent act gets 20 years
• RootsofLearning
• Giving up the keys isnt an easy decision
• Fight Night
• Accident victim speaks to M-CHS students
• Bertha Lee Hefner
• Bureau releases April status of local reservoirs
• Deadline near to pay 2011 property taxes
• A new council begins, mayor remains
• Lawsuit nets 43M for Ute Mountain Utes
• City tweaks rule for pot centers
• Cortez Heart and Soul grant planning underway
• Raucous crowd greets Obama in Boulder
• New Teen Computer Club seeks to educate hands-on
• Out of district transfers increases in Dolores schools
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Kemper will hold kindergarten registration
• The nose just knows
• Bill limits adult charges for children
• Free admission days invite visitors to Mesa Verde
• James Phillip Junior Johnson
• Bonita Ledford
• Joe Curtis Yoakum
• Colby Ray Kramer
• Cortez spring clean-up is underway this week
• 2,116 seat belt tickets issued in rural campaign
• Sharing of cultures
• No plans for Calkins facility
• Whats on the future career horizon?
• Increased Internet speed coming to Dolores soon
• Mesa Verde to host Annual Business Open House
• SWMH offers May health classes, presentations
• Ute Mountain/Mesa Verde Birding Festival
• Grant given for local substance abuse prevention
• Opportunity for local nonprofits at Farmers Market
• Tipton holds art competition reception
• Oil and gas task force Stay the course
• SART offers info to empower sexual assault victims
• Old business and a new mayor
• Election lawsuit filed
• Journal mobile website is up
• Day Labor Center will now offer Saturday hours
• Naturita could boom again
• Judge orders DA to class
• Tipton targets Colo. TV channels
• Deputy involved in gun incident
• No obstacle course too big for students
• Four Corners Farmers Union votes to reorganize
• Campground in Mesa Verde opens for primitive camping
• Parks and Wildlife bill stirs debate
• Home gas bills could drop 18
• M-CHS Band holds bike raffle fundraiser
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Goffinett of Cortez named to Whos Who Among Students
• Bake sale fundraiser for Leadership Conference student
• M-CHS seeks Alumni planning a class reunion
• Renowned Navajo educator dies
• Crow Canyon scholarships now available
• A visit from far away
• Protesters gather in Cortez on tax day
• Man charged in 2011 fatal wreck
• UPDATE Alex Carter to be new Re-1 superintendent
• Four vying for sanitation board seats
• Chamber to hold 1st annual Assistants Day event
• Ron Paul still has Colorado supporters
• FourCorners geotourism
• Four seeking board spots
• Superintendent finalists meet the community
• Leola Lynn Stormy Osborne Meek
• Leta Ellen Thorpe
• Ruth Wheeler Roessel
• Doggy Care
• Mesa Verde National Park briefs
• Superintendent finalists meet the community
• Faint hopes for lower Dolores River spill
• Wasley makes GOP ballot
• Nine candidates up for fire district board
• Leta Ellen Thorpe
• Walter Leo Posey
• Wilda L. Cone
• John V. Reeves
• Forest Keepers seek volunteers for tree planting
• Fifth day adds another 300,000
• Ute Mountain Ute included in tribal trust settlement
• Tiptons fundraising gets a jolt
• UPDATE Wasley makes GOP primary ballot
• Faint hopes for lower Dolores River spill
• Commission won8217t appeal district court8217s ruling
• Controlled burns causing problems
• Cortez man killed in Mexico
• Garner makes commissioner ballot
• Major control issues
• Volunteers needed for Kiva Work Day!
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• NFL star will tackle SCCC
• Dolores student achieves CRLA Tutor certification
• SCCC offers free haircuts
• Senate Democrats pass jobs bill
• Crow Canyon Archaeological Center scholarships available
• Commission wont appeal district courts rulingCounty filed lawsuit over reappraisal issue
• Bill looks to trim trans fat from schools
• Garner makes commissioner ballot
• Agreement reached over billing error
• Dolores rafting hopes blown away
• Major control issues
• Major control issues
• Battle Rock school still serves a need
• KSJD working on theater
• Fire danger high
• Linda Charlieta Baty
• Thomas Kay Roseberry
• Not a diploma factory
• Battle Rock school stillserves a need
• Immigration tuition bill passes
• Tribal College Journal launches digital edition
• Axis Health System receives grants for new clinic
• Mancos Valley Clinic under new management
• Its Mancos business
• Local nurses recognized for Nightingale Awards
• No heading
• U.S. Department of Agriculture will hold commodity distribution
• Forest Keepers seek volunteers for tree planting
• Community gardens to be discussed
• Gregory Allan Lehmkuhl
• Gearing up for the general election
• Charles Gail Hurter
• Mary Frances Fran Drummond
• Betty Lee Joe
• Tough odds for Re-1?
• The waiting game
• Daylight paving time
• Remembering Zsigo
• Horse racetrack on the Western Slope?
• Cortez Farmers Market will hold spring meeting
• Charles Ray Pullen
• Mary Ann Olsen Hitti
• The county ballot awaits
• Alcohol at the 12 Hours of Mesa Verde?
• A look at the finalists
• Sen. Bennet talks agriculture in Cortez
• Recipe for success
• Dolores Elementary sets open enrollment registration
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• ELECTION RESULTS Sheek, Keel, Butler, McLaughlin win Cortez Council spots
• William Ballantine accepts plea deal
• Solved in one fowl swoop
• Sen. Bennet in Cortez today for Farm Bill session
• Rep. Tipton to speak at luncheon, Town Hall event
• Residents graduate from family leadership institute
• Cortez municipal election is today
• Community garden prepares for second year
• An eye on youth
• Lizzy Knights Cabin lands on list of endangered places
• Bankston plays character of gritty ancestor Lizzy Knight
• Capitol Tweets about budget
• Jay Norman Robertson
• Colorado Master Farm Homemakers Guild seeks nominees
• Where theres smoke
• Livingstons create buzz
• Consignment sale at La Plata County Fairgrounds
• A life gone too soon
• Cortez to pick 4 councilors Tuesday
• Enrollment down, 400,000 gone
• Voter registration bill voted down
• GOP budget focuses on retirees
• Pepperhead restaurant to close for a week
• A life gone too soon
• Dorah Leona Moore
• Aeden Marie Burris
• Solved in one fowl swoop
• State releases big-game count
• Carlton LaVaughn Johnson
• Better buckle up! Click it or Ticket campaign set to begin
• House committee, Rep. Tipton address price of gas at hearing
• Unemployed getting some high-tech help
• Debate returns over tuition for Native American students
• K-9 Search Rescue Team assists in N.M. search
• One more on the ballot
• Remodel down the aisle
• Pro wrestling coming to the fair
• State rule snags 2 medical pot centers
• Teacher salaries in lower half
• Cortez Middle School releases third quarter honor roll
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• The Blotter
• Re-1 superintendent finalists picked
• Murder case shifted
• A trickle from McPhee for fickle fish
• Protecting the gem
• State negotiating behind closed doors
• Municipal ballots due soon
• Report takes hospitals pulse
• Southwest Memorial Hospital welcomes Dr. Jill Schenk
• Four Seasons Greenhouse wins SW award
• Business warms up
• Dove Creek punts Soper
• School board counts to five
• State probes murder case
• Lawmakers honor late Ute leader House Sr.
• Expo grows ag
• Area youths judge livestock
• Senate targets war on drugs
• County commissioners slate sheriffs emergency fire fund
• City council will consider medical marijuana shop fees
• Romney Fire Ken Salazar
• Lillian A. Hammond
• Winona Grace Sissy Dennison
• June Lee Smith
• Harriet Goetz Holly
• Economic Development Assoc. seeks public comment
• Senate kills commissioner district bill
• Bill advances for hiring Native American teachers
• Agnes M. Denny
• Charles W. Johnson
• Budget concerns prevail despite improved economy
• Bomb threat defused
• Tutt avoids prison term
• Hoping to tame the traffic turnstile
• Road Scholars maintain artifacts
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• M-CHS bands present free spring concert tonight
• Dolores announces school open enrollment dates
• Bomb threat defused with arrest
• New Dolores Healing Space will hold open house
• Dolores retailers discuss the futureMeeting aimed at strategy to draw more business
• Leona Faye Craig Stanley
• Helen Marie Brown
• David Alan Breternitz
• A plan for a major project
• Harvesting history
• Tribal Council praises corn grower
• Armed man report leads to Towaoc lockdown
• County Democrats hold assembly
• House GOP intoduces personhood into the law books
• UPDATE Manning a Bronco?
• Doris Mary Belt
• Helen Brown
• K-9 Search Rescue assists in successful N.M. search
• Time to rewrite phone service laws?
• Election news from Montezuma County
• Horse play abounds at the expo
• Cortez City Council candidate QAs
• GOP is finally attracting competent candidates
• Girl Scouts 8212 the joyous journey
• Community calendar
• 8th grade Grad Committee seeksto borrow lights
• Parents can learn about 4CAGT at open meetings
• M-CHS Spotlight Students of the Week
• FFA Week celebrates and promotes agricultural careers
• Bike raffle fundraiser for M-CHS Music Department
• Montezuma Water Company reschedules Annual Meeting
• Bill would ban electronic device disposal in landfills
• Chee Albert Neskahi
• The pot plot thins
• 5 over 4 one weak decision?
• Snowpack looking good for McPhee
• Grant decision due in June
• Holiday season good to Cortez retailersSates tax numbers up from 2010
• Ballot quest launched
• Farm Service Agency program sign-up deadlines
• Jesse Vincent West
• Anthony Valois AntsEspinoza
• Mary Lois Daves
• Lealon DeWhitt Dee Montgomery
• George Robert Armstrong III
• Dennis Irvin Brumley
• Frankie Lea Courtney
• Let the hunt begin
• Dolores eatery serving againRio Grande Southern Restaurant reopens, former owner returns
• Community calendar
• BLM continues closing roads in National Monument
• Victim Impact Panel set for March 22
• Bill cuts fines on mining violations
• Therapeutic riding program seeks volunteers
• Noninsured crop disaster assistance program deadline
• McPhee and Dolores Project operation meeting
• Bad news for tow truck businesses
• Bureau of Indian Affairs reports one injured in Tuesday shooting
• County to review well pad request
• Governor inks pay raise for rural lawmakers
• Council looks at CDOT project, billing error
• Capitol turns out to support Isgar
• Ready to handle any kind of emergency
• Searching for a permanent structure
• Woman injured in gas explosion, house fire
• Hollar dives into emergency job
• Two seats up for vote on Empire board
• Tower needs booster,but whose tower is it?
• Cliff hangerRope rescue saves dangling climber
• No more Fridays off
• Student wins big at Regional Science Fair
• Dolores resident earns Bachelor of Science degree
• Healthcare career scholarships available
• Dean Hanson Memorial Scholarship available
• Community calendar
• Girls With Goals see Senate
• Driver accepts plea bargainin motorcycle-crash death
• 12-week anger management class offered at CARS
• SCCC offers career option
• Man sentenced for killing father commits suicide
• Cortez puffs on pot debate
• Casey at the bat
• Dolores honors firefighters
• Polar Science Club kids learn cold, hard truth
• Cortez airport keeps plugging away
• Commercial pesticide applicator testing
• Mesa Verde equals money, jobs for local economy
• SW Memorial receives national accreditation
• Volunteering 8212 Good benefits for all
• Cortezs 1st residents started community life
• Boulder posed problems near Mesa Verde entrance
• County Democrats meet Tuesday
• Supreme Court takes care of loose ends
• A Brush with Kindness program accepting applications
• Rep. Tipton announces local office hours
• Carla Ann Mulkey
• Tipton office violates House rules
• Hope emerges after scam
• The Re-1 school week debate rages
• History of Cortez
• 125th anniversary of Cortez
• Senate OKs raise for rural lawmakers
• Medicaid fraud bill looks promising
• Crow Canyon president to attend White House conference
• RVs get OK from council
• Hobby Farming? Getting popular but its not easy
• Guilty plea in murder attemptVictim says he still feels effects of stabbing
• Schools release attendance records
• Area students make Deans List at Fort Lewis College
• Mancos student among semifinalists
• Schuenemeyer visits China as distinguished lecturer
• Eva Knuckles
• Virginia Gina Faye Phillips
• Raymond Eugene Kowalchuk
• Montezuma County property tax deadline approaches
• Nest hosts 3-day training for child abuse professionals
• Candidate deadline approaching this week.
• Forest Service funds go to schools
• Furse nabs spot on GOP ballot
• No additions to radio tower
• BEST grant deadline approaches
• Archibeque, Berry earn First National Bank promotions
• Dolores River Brewery celebrates 10 years
• Ag educators attend mid-winter conference
• Consignment sale at La Plata County Fairgrounds
• Career skills focus of Stock Show trip
• Republican County Assembly Results
• M-CHS principal candidate reception postponed
• Students making music in the mountains
• Hickenlooper not ready to talk about immigration bill
• Dont call it a pay raise
• Furse at odds with local GOP
• Peer pressure Jury duty is required
• Fire rips through home
• Deanna Marie Hinkle Stiegelmeyer
• William John Bill Till
• Margaret Lucile Vining
• Pearl Root Laner
• Suspect sticks with legal counsel
• Local aid agencies awarded grant funding
• Survey 4 days better than 5
• Fire district asks for funding
• Bark is worth the fight
• Montezuma County assembly is Friday
• Brawl at Angels sends one to hospital
• M-CHS invites parents to college planning event
• Clampers will offer annual scholarship to area student
• M-CHS band alumni asked to contribute to Legacy Fund
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Dolores center now houses two federal offices
• A Cowbelle way of life
• County banking on better space
• Let sweeping blogs lie?
• Thomas James Chase
• Lester Oscar Holden
• Eva Marie Johnson
• All hail! Cab service comes to CortezNew business tries to cater to everyone
• UPDATE Baughman places second, Daves third at state wrestling
• Mary Lorene Harrison Sweitzer
• Cindy Cooper Churning
• Closed for Presidents Day
• Charles Charlie Everette Harper
• Oil and gas fields becoming battlegrounds
• Judge questions validity of TABOR lawsuit
• Civil rights case may help tribesSettled suit accused hospital of turning away possible Ute rape victim
• Improving achievementInterim superintendent tackles school challenges
• Can you spell irresponsible?Top speller definitely does not fit definition of word
• Sanders pleadsguilty to theftfrom county
• St. Margaret Marys seeks eyeglasses
• Spelling bee always creates a buzz
• Bill Tribal elders would be allowed to teach
• Sheriff doesn8217t stray from beliefs
• Tipton moves Cortez office
• Billing error grows even deeper
• Housing grant goes to Ute Mountain Ute tribe
• Verna Gertrude Towne
• Martha Jean Creswell Spotts
• Hovenweep accepting applications for summer teacher program
• Search on for Re-1 leader
• Serving a valuable purpose
• Federal funds make timely landing
• 4-day school week survey
• Elizabeth Armenta Liz Eyetoo
• Zuma has a new home
• Group demands resignation from regulator
• 30 years and counting for Dolores eateryPonderosa Restaurant celebrates anniversary today
• Cortez Chamber expands Ambassador program
• Colo. gets No Child Left Behind waiver
• 4 days or 5 days?
• Update on billing error
• Santorum shakes up the GOP primary race
• Bill would ease estate tax burden
• Durango lawyer takes on Brown
• Ft. Lewis will host Native AmericanConference
• Local legislators will discuss issues at public Lowdown
• RVs destined for mobile home parks?
• From footprints to fingerprints
• Kenneth Dean Blaine
• Elizabeth Betty Jane Snair
• Murder case hearing now set for March
• Low grades for Cortez schools
• Trouble in the courtroom
• No abatement for Kinder Morgan
• Santorum storm sweeps through Colorado
• Udall announces housing grants for Ute Mountain Ute Tribe
• Do the math Students not prepared for college
• Kelly Lee Bingham
• Bertha Marie Brewer
• Re-1 leader looks to the future
• Santorum is the pick
• A new Cortez hospital on the horizon?
• Catholic chapter offers scholarships, contest
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Website provides tools for teens mapping future
• Harclerode named to Deans list at LeTourneau University
• Award-winning farm
• Livestock association meeting set for Saturday, Feb. 11
• GOP caucuses set for tonight
• GOP presidential candidates blitz Colorado
• Golf today? Probably not, but maybe tomorrow
• Anonymous donor gives Dolores schools 7,000
• Preschool gets efficiency makeover
• 2nd man found guilty in Giant robbery
• Suspects nabbed in dispensary robbery
• Beef Cattle Symposium coming Feb. 15
• Consignment tack sale at La Plata County Fairgrounds
• Farm work too dangerous for youths?
• USDA invites Ag producers to apply for program
• Chantell Rae Fury
• Hampson hearing postponed until Friday, Feb. 10
• Town hall meeting focuses on natural gas
• Pace cuts into Tiptons fund-raising lead
• Commissioner bill sails through HouseCounty commissioners wouldbe elected by district
• Republican Caucus is Tuesday
• Caring, loving and creative
• Hunt for Heroes wont go away
• Assistance offered in filing for veterans benefits
• Agricultural energy workshop set for Feb. 6
• Man uses fake story to secure local Hunt for Heroes trip
• Daring pilots entertained Cortez crowds
• Montezuma Partners shuts down
• Recreation groups respond to lawsuit
• Four seats open in council election
• Tractor factor Equipment costs cut into farmers profits
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Knights Memorial Scholarship applications available
• Cowbelles offering scholarships
• Locals make Deans List
• Finance reports to change for candidates
• The shelter continues to evolve
• Paramedic program begins Wednesday
• Story appears to be full of fabrications
• BLM Seeks nominations to Western Slope Resource Advisory Councils
• Barbara Elaine McKinley
• Allan Ray Ford
• Stroud honored as Citizen of the Year
• A Caring Community
• New used furniture store opens in Mancos
• Its a sign of the times SOLD!
• Shelter from the Night
• Stroud named Citizen of the Year at chamber ceremony
• Hampson charged with murder
• Hampson charged with murder
• No frack attack by presidentObama does want full disclosure of fluids
• Bureau releases year-end status of local reservoirs
• Obama, visits Colorado, touts natural gas
• Chantell Raye Fury
• Edna Mae Black Rogers
• Roberta Lee Keeler
• Hunting for a few good memories
• Re-1 will apply for BEST grant
• Suckla declares commissioner bid
• Jury clears man in assault case
• Romney, Paul have Colorado visits on their calendars
• Ruben S. Whitehorse
• Tipton, others pleased with energy message
• Campaign finance laws tweaked
• SW Health System to halt home healthcare
• Find love at For Pets Sake Adopt-a-thon
• Report Shooting death justified
• Waiting andHoping
• Re-1 names interim superintendent
• UPDATE Investigation clears officer in Posey shooting case
• Compassion, hope, frustration
• Compassion, hope, frustration
• Compassion,hopeandfrustrationRecent death was a tormenting and harsh reality
• Brush With Kindness helps homeowners with repair projects
• Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteer for committee
• CDOT maintenance team wins 2012 environmental award
• Bill looks at medical pot banking issue
• Teachers beware you could be closely scrutinized in the future
• MVIC narrowly approves fee increase
• Re-1 retreat a mixed bag of topicsDeadline looming for BEST grant application
• Kenneth McCabe
• Flora Deanne Dodie McBride
• Experiment Experience
• Economist Cortez stuck in recession until 2015
• Council to discuss Sanitation District billing
• Pace in GOP crosshairs
• Don Carver Flaugh
• Bill to address early childhood care
• 300K bond for murder suspect
• Students reaching for their dream
• Wreck near Rico kills driver
• Serving a needGood Samaritan Center is a community gem
• Race for the 3rd
• BEST grant applications again on the table
• Murder suspect in custody
• UPDATE Homicide suspect in custody
• Good season for hay
• New make my day law would include businesses
• US Rep. Tipton names new chief of staff
• Mancos clinic to lose Valley-Wide Health Systems
• Alice Losada Wagenknecht
• Trevor Dillon Blair
• Debra Debi Laurel Halls
• Jonathan Danny Hayes
• Hail the power of the bale
• Seat remains unfilled
• Annual MVI meeting to address fee increase
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Computer classes will aid in job search or basics
• MLK Jr. essay winners from Cortez Middle School
• Charles Lee Squires
• Mans death being investigated as a homicide
• Mans death being investigated as a homicide
• La Casita the newest Mexican cuisine eatery
• Snow! Finally!
• Chamber celebration set for Jan. 28
• Almost a frozen pup-sicle
• Superintendent situation still unsettled
• Giving it their BEST grant shot
• Ears wide open
• La Casita the newest Mexican cuisine eatery
• Getting stoked for the spokes
• Navajo Nation set to open new casino
• Old Mancos Times building getting some TLC
• The Farm jumps into the dinner business
• Sex crimes are a harsh reality
• Jim 8216Sonny8217 Becher
• Let the political scrambling begin
• Legislators get busy quick
• Who says books are going the way of the dinosaur?
• Findley targets a return to office
• Two Spirits to be shown on Monday
• Houser out as Re-1 superintendent
• Findley jumps into commissioner race
• Sources Superintendent Houser asked to resign
• City bores into billing blunder
• Its a buyers market for the region
• BESTTo applyor not
• Quick call on cell phone use while driving law
• Agriculture Dept. will hold commodity registration
• Republican caucus website announced
• Chili supper and auction will benefit McGee children
• Partners to hold orientation and volunteer training
• Forest Service seeks comments on cattle grazing
• Kolean Granny Smith
• Lawrence Larry S. Douglas
• Cortez student Blakeley earns Baylor degree
• Local students make Northeasterns honor roll
• Library offers variety of attractions in Jan.
• State confirms House Jr. appointment
• Council to dial up discussion on cell phone use
• Tours offered of new KSJD Main St. location
• Violent sexual predator meeting coming Thursday
• Desert bighorn sheep thriving in Dolores River Canyon
• Halina Lucyna Robinson
• Nona Masters
• Rocky Mountain high stress
• What happened to winter?
• Paramedic program set to launch
• War veteran opens new chiropractor business
• Hope and fear inside the big box store
• Cortez addressing licensing options for dispensaries
• GOP caucus registration deadline is Monday
• Free legal services clinic on Thursdays
• Mesa Verde waives winter entrance fees
• Local veterans assistance group meets monthly
• Will less quantity lead to more quality?
• Saddle up for Cowboy Church
• Ertel enters commissioner race
• Caregiver quandary
• Dorothy Rita Faught
• Applause for the paws
• Probation for lesser charge
• County eyes projects for 2012
• Dorothy Rita Faught
• Frankie Ted Lopez
• James Junior Becher
• Ralph Archibeque Sr.
• Christmas Bird Count finds 76 species, 2 new
• State lawmakers gear up for new session
• Nancy Sue Jackson
• Deadline approaches for high school or adult scholarships
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Raymond N. Samora
• Betty Pauline Lassley
• Frankie Ted Lopez
• Vera Hoard Olson
• Input wanted
• Area teens hope to attend academies
• Woman found dead in park
• Towaoc man sentenced to 21 months
• A rousing and robust retail report
• Here comes the rein
• Cortez student members receive FFAs highest honor
• Pansy Pan Veronica Lynch Boyd
• 2011 Year in Review
• Educators ponder fate of facilities
• Responders may bring health care into local homes
• Ethel Mae Archer
• Students fight vandalismDolores youths raise money for camera to keep eye on school facilities
• Retail plan cashes in on Cortez
• Effort saves jail space
• Cowbelles find time to promote ranching
• Lorraine Vogel
• Joe Edgar Blackmer
• Hazel Marie Hill
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Clementson will lead Dolores BLM
• South Pole serendipity
• Tom L. Goddard Sr.
• Marvin Emerald Noyes
• Christmas cookies
• Santa rides fire truck to Cortez
• High school chief leaves
• San Juan Mtn. Association seeks approval for directors
• Volume 4 of Great Sage Plain to Timberline released
• Dolores teacher working to get charter school
• Preliminary report tracks plane crash
• Area holiday services
• Autopsy procedures to continue in infant death case
• Autopsy procedures to continue in infant death case
• House minority reaches out
• City announces Christmas tree pick-up and recycling schedule
• Cortez man gives lectureon Ethiopias malaria problem
• Area holiday services
• Tea Party hears GOP
• CACC thrives in 2011
• Sewage rate remains in limbo
• State boosts school funds
• County slows zoning
• Mildred Lorraine Johnson
• Edwin Wayne Corky Campbell Jr.
• Christmas lights on display
• MVI lets water info flow
• Palo Duro Homes
• Skits, bits and quick wits
• Money for the future
• School accreditation reports released
• Southern Ute Tribe sets sights on clean energy
• Behind closed doors?
• Clarke Jefferson McNeill
• Karl Robert McGee
• Patricia Pat Murphy
• Christmas lighting on display
• Top Realtors
• New officers
• Murder trial gets postponed
• City council approves 2012 budget
• Sullivan case centers on search warrants
• Sanitation board to vote on rate increase Friday
• Fatal accident near N.M. state line
• Fatal accident near N.M. state line
• Reconstructive surgery sees advancements
• Tipton reflects on first year in Congress
• State loses in school funding lawsuit
• Fiber optics a reality for local businesses
• Solar energy customers increasing
• Looking for unique gifts?
• SW Health System names new CFO
• Shelter celebrates 12 Strays of Christmas
• People give Christmas spirit
• Fort Lewis seeks capital funds
• Med leaders keep pulse of fed health
• Crews find final 2 from plane crash
• Thieves target puffers
• State checks on voting machines
• Regulators hear arguments about fracking
• Eugene Gene R. Richardson
• Public can comment on CO2
• Groups build leadership
• Local veterans remember Pearl Harbor
• Correction
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Childrens Kiva will offer mid-year enrollment
• Olympic hopeful puts her mettle to the pedal
• Court charges manfor infants death
• Dems win fight for districts
• Mancos water district moves
• Santa Claus answers Christmas queries
• Plane crash kills Durangoans
• Beef with chemicals
• Police will give holiday shoppers break on parking
• John L. Johnny Gallegos Jr.
• William Mathew Mick Simmons
• Burt Duane Swank
• Bettie L. Gregg
• Ilma LaNora Moore Leonard
• Landfill announces new hours, early closure
• Lehi pleads not guilty
• Political district map irks states top Republicans
• Lehi pleads not guilty
• Parade of Lights will shine
• Regulators will tackle fracking
• Former Sen. Isgar has leukemia
• Postal service stamps park PO for closure
• Estray Cattle report
• School district earnsan A
• Agents arrest meth suspects
• Drug task force cracks Cortez methamphetamine trafficking ring
• Paul Pete Arthur Pedersen
• Bobby Joe Kimmel
• Frankie Ethel Koehn Bowers
• Faye Lorene Stevenson
• Helen Colleen Dunlap
• Philip Lytle Stock III
• Wilma LaNora Leonard
• Dems push new lines
• Law probes infants death
• Axis Health System integrates care
• The blessed mestenoof Spring Creek Basin
• DSNGRR donatesengineerexperienceto Tasteof the Seasons
• RV Dump Station to close for the winter season
• Dolores man being held in death of infant
• Shear factor
• Kenneth Richard Whited
• James Taylor J.T. Wilkerson Jr.
• Roy E. Johnson
• Redistricting battle nearing end
• DAs race up to three
• Rate increase for water and garbage services?
• Talking travel
• Hospital joins statewide quality initiative
• Sales surge for Cortez
• New owner, same comfortable care
• Regulations protect park views from coal plants
• Margaret E. Diffendaffer
• Kenneth Richard Whited
• David Talk
• Black Friday is all about searching for deals
• Stamp of approval
• Education by Fire
• Medical bills hitting state hard
• Online Poll Question
• High holiday hopes
• High holiday hopes
• Thanksgiving Dinner an annual tradition full of Hart
• Quite a scene on County Road 18
• Gov. simplifies assistance process
• 2011 Election results are official
• Public comment urged for shale drilling project
• George W. Greer
• Jerry Charles Harkins
• Laura Ann Kochanski
• Three businesses under one roof
• Hall of Famer on the hunt
• Lynn Chipman
• Hanold runs for county seat
• Governor rolls out budget
• Tom Herschel Myers
• Robert Lee Bob Frank
• State bets on drug task force
• Hall of Famer on the hunt
• Utes wish for water
• County responds to alleged theft
• City announces holidaytrash pick-up schedule
• Public lands offer Christmas tree permits
• Curtis Dale Renfro
• From runaway homeless teen to role model
• Sheriffs Blotter
• Obama chiefs target Mitt
• MVI hears water woesStockholders have concerns about proposed lease
• Schools studies 4-day week
• School conflict policy changes
• Lehi remains in jail
• Pleasant View, Lewis Arriola schools release attendance records
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Cortez Middle School releases first quarter honor roll
• 4-H Achievement Awards
• Orville Thomas Schurr
• William J. French
• Theresa Mae Williams
• Robert Bob Earl Bement
• 4-H leader plants ag seeds with youths
• Business helps send holiday meals to troops
• Spice of life
• Veterans Coverage
• Leota Pearl Barker Brown
• Judge sides with Dems
• State hears ideas for tests
• School board will consider 4-day week, capital reserves
• Coal gets OK in roadless area
• SanJuanPublicLandsOfficesonwinterofficehours
• Southwest Open School Charter Board will meet
• Public can learn about forest travel during evening hours
• County commissioners slate fairgrounds, McElmo Flume
• Building of McPhee changed everything
• Farewell Comrade
• Frank Worthington McNeill
• Marcie Lue Bailey
• Cortez library will offer November computer classes
• County has 2nd listeria death
• Tuned to wildlife
• Judge will draw political lines
• Seeds of safe food
• State will crack down on DUIs
• EPA approves Paradox uranium
• Bill J. Dye
• Tipton votes against tax
• Election Day nears
• Cortez welcomes new doctors Lynch, McCall
• Eye for drugged drivers
• Prop 103 fight heads to vote
• Suspected drug dealers in custody
• EPA chief eyes coal plants
• Plan splits Cortez, Durango
• Richard George Sanchez
• Walter Harvey Tycksen
• County works on 2012 budget
• March to state
• Bank bust wont slow Citizens
• Obama pitches student loan relief program in Denver
• Second place at state
• Prospects pan out
• EPA approves Ute water rules
• Earl Alvin Godfrey
• Club 20 will hold 2011 Montezuma County Caucus
• New loan program starts for rural residents with wells
• Fast driver eludes law
• FDIC takes Community Banks
• Trial draws lines for politics
• Watts pleads guilty to assault
• Community Banks of Colorado taken over, sold
• Henri pleads to sex assault
• Prop 103 nudges governor
• Cortez City Council will swear in new member Sheek
• Float entry forms available for annual Parade of Lights
• Gov. ends Homeland Security
• Mesa Verde National Park plans controlled burns
• Hazel Abby Watson Jacobs
• Cortez Farmers Market has many faces
• Judge buries uranium
• People get fill of high fuel prices
• Forest service updates travel plan
• City budget survives economy
• Pro bike race benefits state
• Mancos hopes to bridge gap
• Committee flushes toilet bill
• Tipton sets Pace with funds
• Judge postpones Choi case
• Fulbright enters guilty plea
• Patty Lourine Clarkson
• Russel Lee Aulston
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Montezuma County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Montezuma County
• Burns underway in San Juan National Forest
• Flying to the rescue
• Tipton prefers new redistricting plan
• Russel Lee Aulston
• Douglas Jay Doug Bedker
• Bureau releases Sept.-end status of local reservoirs
• Cortez fighters leaving their mark
• A historic pact with Colorado
• New alternative for Boggy-Glade Travel Management Plan
• Region in good shape when it comes to water
• Court News
• Mortensen of SWMH named Peak Performer
• Harvesting big bucks
• Community Calendar
• Ute Mountain Utes make 8216historic' pact with state
• Denver riot police clear out protesters
• State overpays by 305M for unemployment benefits
• SCCC receives grant
• Absorbing the lessons of Mesa Verde
• Guilty plea in eluding case
• Police Blotter
• Beulah Vivian Vanderpool
• Tom Armenta
• Accident victims were not wearing seat belts
• Veterans wanted for Veterans Day section
• Public invited to help build ceremonial hogan
• Commissioners to discuss fairgrounds, roads
• Woman sentenced for embezzling more than 143,000
• Hovenweep offers October astronomy program
• Re-1 to hold annual IPP meeting
• Sheek joins city council
• MorganAllsup
• Drug case suspect claims memory lapse
• Beverly June Williams
• Court battle starts over redistricting
• County mails election ballots
• Corey Veach
• PeteMontano
• HeathElliott
• Recycling services expand
• BeckyStephens
• Beth Howell
• Tim Lanier
• Forum studies ballot
• FFA conducts SW Leadership Camp
• Green light on solar array
• What exactly is SWOS?
• Prop 103 could boost ed funds
• What they are sayingA sampling of quotes about SWOS and the issue
• SWOSology the foundation of SWOSPhilosophy is about character, compassion and conflict resolution
• Taxation is always a tough sell
• SWOS future is in voters hands
• Legislators will hold open house for political issues
• Court News
• Louis Calvin Louie Caughey
• Merle Edwin Wilson
• Lorna M. Bear
• Court hears custody dispute
• Police Blotter
• Region 9 recognizes Capron
• Alamosa pulls away from M-CHS for 35-20 win
• Udall throws Hail Mary for TV access
• Students advocate for good
• Wasley jumps in race for DA
• Rico wants post office
• Hunter runs for county commissioner seat
• Southwest Open Schools charter board will meet
• Cortez police will increase seat belt enforcement
• Sen. Bennets staff will arrangeto meet with public in Cortez
• Man allegedly hits officer
• Man gets time for Ponzi
• Hazel Marie Johnson
• Marjorie Cook
• Venita Wells Ransom
• William Ballantine indicted on federal charges
• Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew
• District tries Plan B for schools
• Return to sender
• Alleged victim wants to see suspect
• Tipton promotes ski bill
• Volunteers sought to deliver meals to seniors
• Montezuma Valley Irrigation schedules water deliveries
• Prop 103 will go to voters
• Sheriffs Blotter
• Venita Wells Ransom
• LaVose LaMain Richter Priddy
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Aiken, Panthers finish strong at state golf tournament
• Search on for 2 boys missing near Telluride
• Dumbest thing I ever did
• Where theres smoke
• court news
• Denver U. panel studies impacts of government
• Police report details shots
• Aiken shoots first-round 74 for M-CHS at state golf tourney
• A bushel a day
• police blotter
• Randall Wayne Parker
• Marie Forman
• School board will consider audit, Battle Rock, funds
• Gov. jobs stir up tizzy
• Choi hears charge for fatal wreck
• CSP rules on police car crash
• Cortez seeks heart and soul
• Panel justifies police shots
• County puts Ute Mountain Roundup on agenda
• Renew Board of Directors will hold annual meeting
• Dems fight state over voting
• Public meetings will explore possible post office closures
• Clubs and Organizations
• Senior Center Menu for October
• BREAKING NEWS Law officers find 4 children missing for year, arrest mother
• FORE!
• Voter registration deadline nears
• City outlines wish list for 2012 budget
• Eugene E. Gene Johnson
• Genevieve Kemp Hendrickson
• Hershel V. Dale
• Josephine Helen Allen Goff
• Allan Lance Rogers
• District attorney tallies budget
• Summit Reservoir announces 3-day stock run
• FORE!
• EPA considers pollution regs
• Obama brings jobs act to Denver
• Voter registration deadline nears
• City outlines wish list for 2010 budget
• Sheriffs Blotter
• Tipton enters legislation to fund Native ed
• Truck collides with police car
• Ute tribe honors Ernest House Sr.
• People adopt wild horses after roundup
• Trainer shares tips on wild horse adoption
• Court News
• Elizabeth Betty Stanton Searle
• Luella Rose Miller
• Eugene E. Gene Johnson
• Irene Tate Geiswite
• A rose is a roseDesert Rose flower shop calls Karlas Kitchen new home
• Hundreds pay respects to Ernest House Sr.
• Tipton speech honors late Ute leader House
• City council will consider community planning, budget
• Crews will close BLM routes
• County puts 4CORE, district attorneys budget on agenda
• Whitley will speak about rock art
• Park service plans soundscape
• Tipton seeks to rename clinic after Medal of Honor recipient
• Fire protection district seeks volunteer firefighters
• Furse enters racefor DA
• Four bid for seat on city council
• Lambert temporarily heads Dolores Public Lands Office
• FAA probes plane at horse gather
• State plans paving
• M-CHS Spotlight Student of the Week
• Regional title for Panthers
• Ernest House Sr.
• Michael William Rust
• Bettie J. Spitzer
• Louis G. Martinez
• Dora Wilma Lee
• 90-day jail sentence for McCormick in 2009 sex assault case
• Celebrating125 years
• Yazzie given 3 years for case involving his grandmother
• Health Depart. to offer flu vaccinations
• Resort plans facing a steep challenge plenty of opponents to Wolf Creek Pass proposal
• Mancos festival welcomes a unique bunch of pilots
• Sheriffs Blotter
• Former Ute Mountain official dies in accident
• Colorado Proud
• 18 Utah National Guard members given Purple Hearts
• Woman charged in death of her newborns given bond
• Birth control tests horsesFertility control drug used during Wyoming roundup
• A bigger, better burger? Wendy8217s changes things up
• Lines have been drawn! Cortez to join Montrose district
• Wild horse roundup
• Former Ute Mountain official dies in accident
• Ernest House Sr.
• Lucille Joyce Reed
• Memorial to be held for Ruth Smoot and Mildred Beck
• Margaret Ethel Ford
• Protesters say there was no reason for the roundupGroup passionate about their cause
• Charge upgraded to attempted murder in stabbing case
• Wild Bunch members keep watch over herd
• Proud
• Local 4-H members win big at State Fair
• Former Ute Mountain official dies in motorcycle accident
• M-CHS Knowledge Bowl will need volunteers
• School district will consider improvements to facilities
• Read this fishstory, suckers
• Wild horse roundup stops when plane threatens helicopter
• GOP battles school tax
• Cmte. hears Tipton hydro bill
• Agricultural agencies plant food safety
• Police Blotter
• Wednesday night car accident victims identified
• Postal Service delivers bad newsto Rico
• Celebrating 90 years
• One killed in Wednesday night vehicle crash
• One killed in Wednesday night vehicle crash
• GOP women test school board candidates
• GOP women test school board candidates
• Wanted man nabbed after high speed chase
• Wanted man nabbed after high speed chase
• Study ponders prairie dogs
• Community Band practices for fall, winter concerts
• Emblem Club resumes monthly meeting schedule
• Benefit dinner, auction will help law enforcement officer
• Bridge Emergency Shelter seeks volunteers
• State energy office offers rebates
• Habitat for Humanity seeksdonations to fund projects
• State seeks No Child waiver
• Lawsuit fights horse roundup
• City inks contract with Hale
• Brush with Kindness seeks projects
• Rico school might close
• Celebrating 90 yearsErtel Funeral Home, a Cortez family business since 1921
• Remember
• A sense of responsibilty
• Memories of Sept. 11, 2001
• In Saturday's Cortez Journal
• Marijuana group
• 8216Semper Fi8217 sculpture goes to 911 ceremony
• Court News
• 4-H participants win at county fair
• Axis integrates health care
• Fruits of labor
• School tests standards
• Re-1 work session scheduled for Tuesday
• Hadleigh Joseph Joe Johnson, Jr.
• Katie Anne Pickens
• City of Cortez releases August sales, lodger tax figures
• Medical marijuana committee set to meet
• Deadline approaches to pay property taxes
• Resurfacing on Highway 145
• Local man wants to start Four Corners medical transport service
• No more rumorsBud Garner to run for county commissioner
• Top Democrats offer Obama advicePresident preparing jobs plan
• A full house of candidatesEight running for five Re-1 board of education seats
• Holiday help neededChristmas Dinner looking for organizer
• Great Scot! What an amazing time abroad
• Back to School for Cortez - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Strongest quake in almost 40 years rattles Colorado; scientists see no connection to Virginia quake
• Students wake up to new year
• Cortez, Durango stir up politics
• Verde Fest
• SWOS pursues bond
• South Cortez street will get repairs
• Ruined rescue training
• Editor's Notes Column: Mesa Verde nets data about birds
• Wreck injures biker, 2 people in truck
• Land office revises energy plan
• In charge of immunization
• Livestock association, Cowbelles will co-host picnic
• Former county worker faces charges
• Judge gives Carr 20 years
• Sunflower growers press market
• County will consider new annex building, zoning
• A festival with teeth
• Center has roots in area
• City puts Councilor Rime's resignation on agenda
• Workforce center will offer computer job-hunt classes
• Cortez slims hunt for top official
• Boarders can rock 'n' roll at Rezapalooza
• AHC, Safeway bag recycling
• Judge favors Mancos schools
• Verde Fest rolls out 'green'
• Drug 'bath salts' sparks terror
• Educators make math count
• Life is the pits
• Escalante Days
• 'Images of America' book captures Cortez
• Rime resigns from city council
• Hearing eyes political districts
• Tipton rival Pace visits Cortez
• Volunteers hit the road
• Harvest time
• School board has 5 seats open
• Cortez teachers testify about school funding
• GOP can see lessons in 2010 election fiascos
• Lecturer unearths Basketmakers
• Mesa Verde Country pours wine fest
• Bears cause double trouble
• New laws affect ballot, casinos
• Day changes for candidate Pace's Cortez visit
• Residents can comment on districts
• Congressman holds town hall
• Wildfires keep crews busy
• Lane steps up for city
• County shows zoning plans
• Ahead of schedule
• Judge sentences 2 men in stolen artifact case
• Discover the History of Cortez
• Balloons color Cortez skies
• Fair brings moo magic
• Forecasters try to weather economy
• Car show honors Geer
• Second Geer
• Man faces charges for biker's death
• Father Escalante will appear in parade
• County slates commissioners distict map, end of fire ban
• Council will consider interim city manager
• Youths receive mixed CSAP grades
• Roller Derby
• Youths pluck poultry ribbons
• Congressional candidate Pace will make Cortez stop
• Congressman Tipton will host town hall in Cortez
• Motorcycle, SUV collide by Mesa Verde
• Deputies have close encounters
• Mesa Verde National Park lifts fire restrictions
• BREAKING NEWS: Motorcycle, SUV collide by Mesa Verde
• Group takes swing at ALS
• Williamson pleads not guilty
• Bennet talks about debt deal
• Pet of the Week
• World War II hero finally gets his medals
• Energy firms face new rules
• Rodeo royalty
• Tipton rejects budget deal
• 'Mini buckers' ride
• Rainbow of balloons will color Cortez skies
• Ballantine family holdings target future
• School funding case opens
• Helwig lands at SWHS
• Editor's Notes Column: Fair brings agriculture, entertainment
• Survey will tap historic avenue
• Tipton backs Cut, Cap, Balance
• Post offices might close
• Brainstorming events
• Region 9's top 5 list
• Masons celebrate 150 years in Colorado
• Government studies uranium
• Trial could change school funds
• Council hears candidates for marijuana cmte.
• More area post offices face closure
• Pigs, rodeos and flying chickens
• Welcome to Cortez
• Council spits out tobacco proposal
• Phones ring during debt crisis
• SUV hits tourist on Main St.
• From tragedy comes better understanding
• Cortez Chamber will seek community input at planning event
• History comes to life
• Commissioners OK $13K for sheriff's fingerprint system
• Sheriff's deputy nearly struck by alleged drunk driver
• Grant boosts remedial students
• Marijuana business stays
• SNOTEL site may improve water forecasts
• Alleged hostage changes story
• McCoy earns Champion award
• Bill promotes Chimney Rock
• County slates public health, sheriff's office, treasurer
• City puts tobacco, hunt for new manager on agenda
• Park foundations
• Schools flunk tax test
• Bennet shows federal budget in Mtz. County
• Hickenlooper shows economic recovery plan
• Court system will survey public
• Man admits attempted assault
• Sullivan denies threat to officers
• Eateries bridge homeless gap
• Owen pleads guilty to gun charge
• U.S. Postal Service changes delivery routes in Cortez
• Tornado touches down near Towaoc
• Businesses hold ground
• Editor's Notes Column: Youths take summer school outdoors
• Sad silhouette
• Relay walks for life
• Nature Detectives say 'chick-a-dee-dee-dee'
• Tipton keeps 2012 coffer
• Driver flees from deputies
• The lifeblood of water
• A plan for the future
• Community college officials share vision for the future
• Speaker to explain 'The Zuni World' at Heritage Center
• Supreme Court chief justice visits Cortez
• Two fortunate to escape early morning fire
• A wild and awesome place
• Duke heads Mesa Verde Foundation
• Mesa Verde reports fires, restrictions
• Council hears medical marijuana candidates
• Public learns about potash
• Families asked to pick up items before Arriola Cemetery clean-up
• Grace's Soup Kitchen needs volunteers to work Thursdays
• Empire Electric outage affects Dove Creek area
• Miners hope to tap potash
• A disturbing scene
• Audit gives county a check mark
• Project costs city $348K
• Forests feel relief from sudden aspen decline
• City of Cortez releases June sales, lodger tax figures
• Region misses monsoons
• Editor's Notes Column: Rodeo China
• Public comment deadline nears for roadless rule
• City council will consider water line, golf course
• Liquor sting uncorks guilt
• College gets green light for energy-saving classes
• Tipton questions USDA regulations
• County puts warehouse, assessor's appeals on agenda
• Court will hear McCormick case
• Breakwater will make McPhee boating safer
• Volunteers sought for Montezuma County Fair
• UPDATE: Apparent explosion near Rico injures man; bomb squad investigates
• SWOS needs $3M for facilities
• Gunman allegedly holds family hostage
• Hospital recruits CEO
• YouthWorks leaves sign of church mission
• County studies driver's ed plan
• Feds Feeds Families Food Drive has local distribution
• Editor's Notes Column: Wildland firefighters deserve thanks
• Traffic costs run red
• Project loves kids, teachers
• Holiday barbecue
• Commitment to Montezuma County
• Event helps with low-income health enrollment options
• City of Cortez will conduct 1-day tree limb cleanup
• Fiesta Theatre remodels for film audience
• Day in the sun
• School district's $39M grant fails
• New laws include tow trucks
• Census tallies same-sex couples
• Memorial Bike Run will honor Cambridges
• Time to dive in
• Windstorm tears path of damage through Cortez
• SWOS Health Center offers free physicals for children
• Census shows tough economy
• Mesa Verde park restricts use of fires
• Lawsuit challenges uranium
• State rejects Cortez school district's request for $39.2M grant to improve facilities
• Pet of the Week
• Forest service accepts proposals
• County landfill will stay open for Fourth of July
• 65 years active membership in VFW
• City saves on recreation center refinancing
• City interviews prospects for marijuana committee
• Show will honor Armed Forces
• Public lands office restricts fires
• Marijuana rules take effect
• Australian company hopes to mine potash in Southwest Colorado
• Fireworks ban
• July Fourth will light up with fireworks, fun
• Butterfly adventures flutter at state park
• Mancos library offers summer programs
• Freshmen attend academy
• Unemployment holds steady
• Burning remains
• Commissioners will consider contract with ag expo
• City puts marijuana, fiber optics, rec center on agenda
• Bureau releases May-end status of Jackson Gulch, McPhee
• Schools hold roundtable for facilities
• Smashed van
• Onward! grants help community
• Carr pleads guilty to assault
• Public Health Department will host walk-in clinic
• Police shooting case heads to district court
• Montezuma County Fair 2011
• School survey lights debate
• Molestation case gets trial
• Fulbright case heads to trial
• Pet of the Week
• Meadows family reunion
• Fire officials will update plan
• Schools tighten belts
• Mesa Verde camp receives face-lift
• GOP wins boundary battle
• Fire destroys Montezuma County home
• U.S. Postal Service drops proposal to close Lewis and Pleasant View post offices
• Start your engines
• Survey taps Internet
• Highway repairs will slow motorists
• State economy shows signs of recovery
• Editor's Notes Column: Easements conserve Western lands
• Public can respond to wild horse plan
• Foreclosures flatten local housing market
• County hears forest road plans
• Mancos State Park has summer programs
• Mesa Verde will waive entrance fees
• Mancos library offers summer programs
• School district buys forest service buildings
• SW Colo. gets eSchool
• Group explores religious ideas
• Montezuma County Relay for Life will sell luminarias
• EPA prepares ozone rule
• Dolores extends pot moratorium
• Cortez City Manager Harrington resigns
• Records detail alleged stabbing
• La Plata County limits marij
• Bird's-eye view
• Fiesta Marketplace
• School district surveys public
• City keeps med marij ban
• Council studies land trade
• Mancos High student takes science in hand
• Perfect parking spot
• Man faces charge for alleged stabbing
• Pinon Project offers Making Money Work for You to help people manage dollars
• Health enrollment assistance will be available to the public in Cahone
• Rodeo ropes crowd
• Summer looks sunny for tourism industry
• Forest travel plan resurfaces
• Saturday drivers run into tree, cow
• City will consider land swap with Re-1 school district
• Sculpture may go to 9/11 site
• Historical Glade Guard Station receives face-lift
• Lewis residents post stamp of disapproval
• Gov signs school funding bill, hope springs for pared cuts
• County will hear zoning requests
• Flippin' for...Ute Mountain Rodeo
• Summer school targets reading, math skills
• Budget ax could chop local rural post offices
• Texting, email shocks post office volume
• CASA of the Four Corners is seeking volunteers
• Hospice of Montezuma seeks bereavement volunteers
• For Pets' Sake membership drive is underway
• Property tax deadline fast approaches for Montezuma County
• Council seeks members for cannabis committee
• State parks merge with DOW
• SCCC may add ag program
• Study predicts less water from Colorado River
• SWOS celebrates 25th anniversary
• Pet of the Week
• Arizona wildfire burns more than 300 square miles
• A vision for river life
• Cortez Farmers Market opens
• State grades local schools
• Colleges accept Cortez students
• Gel helps reclaim 300 acres
• Wildfires create haze
• Roundup will honor Polich
• Editor's Notes Column: Political groups earn right to grumble
• Utes celebrate Bear Dance
• Man gets sentence in child sex case
• Hickenlooper vetoes health bill
• Fires might create smoky skies
• Tipton watches wild lands
• Navajo elder Peshlakai will speak
• Summer Food Program helps children
• New traffic light can improve safety
• Southwest Open School Charter Board will meet
• A Brush With Kindness
• Deadly horse disease doesn't kill Ute rodeo
• FBI maintains silence
• Pedestrian death leads to jail term
• Late frost
• Pleasant View, Lewis post offices might close
• Pace will challenge Tipton
• Timeless treasures
• Census: Families decline
• Mother Goose
• Memorial Day services pay tribute
• K9 Search and Rescue keeps busy
• Forest expands campground reservations
• Organizers seek volunteers for Dolores River Festival
• Tipton apologizes for emails
• Posey funeral draws hundreds
• Class of 2011
• Tipton tackles president over Israeli borders
• Navajo Nation, Cortez agree on better relations
• DAR honors veterans' graves
• State flunks school funding
• National Weather Service: Watch for high water
• School district will use furloughs to cut budget
• Law enforcement officer's fatal shooting of Posey sparks unrest on Ute Mountain Ute Reservation
• Durango seeks A-LP water
• Pet of the Week
• Cortez might extend ban on marij
• School board studies budget cuts
• McPhee will spill big
• American Legion will hold Memorial Day services
• Cute kits
• Lawsuit takes on TABOR
• Farm program sign up, crop reporting deadlines near
• Growers can list in state hay directory
• BREAKING NEWS: Officials suspend search for missing man
• BREAKING NEWS: Posey dies from officer shooting on Ute reservation
• M-CHS preps for graduation
• Editor's Notes Column: Keep predators away from backyards
• City puts water, human rights, wages on agenda
• 'Sacred Images'
• Council ponders marij
• Drivers get new limits
• Court will draw districts
• Hickenlooper signs ag tax
• Photographers focus on rock art
• CSAP grades local schools
• Officials continue search for Billy White
• Re-1 discusses tax impact of facility improvements
• Values dip
• Four vie for seat on Empire board
• Civil rights magazine paints radical view of forest service protests
• County sets meeting schedule
• Fest takes flight
• Yazzie pleads not guilty
• Panel tackles political maps
• State warns of horse disease
• Top 5 Mancos students share honor
• Armed Forces Day
• Mancos mountain biker dies at Phil's World
• Former M-CHS student pleads not guilty to firearms possession
• Editor's Notes column: Yates family ropes Western tradition
• S. Ute museum will open
• State fines Kinder Morgan
• Single mom makes 'A'
• Stockholders close gate on MVI
• Historic Preservation Day will give glimpse into Cortez's past
• Roberts, Brown end session
• Legislature ends difficult session
• District court will hear Giant robbery case
• Legislature kills ballot initiative
• Walk promotes Native American health
• Senate eyes Chimney Rock
• Basketmaker
• Learning to hula
• County will consider public health, outdoor education
• District OKs city tap's cost
• Rep. Brown's bear bill dies
• Ute tribe will host Walking Together
• Ecologists study area burned in wildfire
• Redistricting effort fails
• Formal tea time
• Navy SEAL works out students
• City weighs tobacco
• Southwest sun powers AHC
• Church delivers Faith and Prophecy
• Editor's Notes column: Don't turn wildlife into road kill
• Recall costs add up
• People share woods with lions
• Hundreds ride 12 hours of Mesa Verde
• River deal stirs debate
• Mesa Verde welcomes artist-in-residence
• Student-directed plays
• County slates improvement district, telecommunications
• School board will consider staff contracts, handbook
• City council will consider medical marijuana laws
• Southwest Open School board will meet
• Kids safety day
• Communities can adapt to wildfire risks
• Manaugh sets retirement barbecue for Oliver, Peterson
• Collins heads Cultural Center
• Artifact thefts lead to court
• School tax credit for parents fails
• SCCC opens gate to high school
• Cortez enforces summer watering restrictions
• Earth Day 'Plant A Wish'
• Minivan rollover
• Strike against bin Laden had extreme risks
• Panel approves $10B for Special OPs, SEALs
• Tipton weighs in on water
• Brown's bear bill survives
• BLM OKs Kinder Morgan wells
• SCCC engages students
• RECALL ELECTION: Voting continues in city of Cortez's first recall election as polls near closing time
• Forest service reviews routes
• Wildfire season ignites
• Bill seeks school funding
• Editor's Notes Column: U.S. Forest Service surveys visitors
• U.S. responds to end of Osama bin Laden
• Hunt for world's most wanted terrorist ends
• Clementson heads Dolores Public Lands
• Voters can decide on recall election
• Sheriff's office opens Dolores substation
• Congressman Tipton speaks to constituents at new Cortez office
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• 'We need to do something'
• Symphonic winds hit the high notes
• Dems want to split West Slope
• Business impact bill dies in committee
• Lt. gov seeks donations to fund teacher evaluations
• Recall vote is Tuesday
• Locals tell PCC about 'gaps in excellence'
• CBI, DA clear officers in non-fatal shooting
• East, west water districts claim fights will dry up
• Annual birding festival lands in Cortez
• Cattle guards to be installed on Dolores-Norwood Road
• Immigrant tuition bill fails
• Moldy dispute
• City agrees to settle feud
• Dodson carries gun to council
• Judge orders Korean man to pay
• Parties fight over health care
• Cortez Farmers Market has booth nonprofits can use
• 'Butterfly Lady' will lecture
• Pet of the Week
• BLM proposes wild roundup
• Egg scramble
• Redistrict effort collapses
• Report ties drugs to crash
• Mesa Verde has tour tickets at Colorado Welcome Center
• City will help with new sidewalks, sidewalk repair
• Editor's Notes column: Smokey Bear grows wiser in old age
• Cortez recall voting begins
• Kemper kids get poetry published
• Recycler makes pitch
• Bureau releases March-end status of Jackson Gulch, McPhee
• Teachers grade school district
• Brown amends bear-hunting legislation
• Political parties draw lines
• Senate cuts nonfarmers' tax break
• Tipton blasts EPA
• Parties find ed dollars
• Study tracks lynx, people
• County slates recycling facility, Kinder Morgan
• City council puts fiber optics, airport, BLM on agenda
• Students talk trash
• Water district will lower Totten level to inspect gate
• Judge throws book at Keck
• Senate taps beer, water
• State warns about hantavirus
• Habitat for Humanity offers home repair assistance
• Conservation education volunteers needed for children's field trips
• Open wide and say 'Dr. Pack'
• Tipton busts budget
• Pets of the Week
• Panel passes bear bill
• Scams target local people
• Montezuma-Cortez School District Re-1 will implement health clinic
• Dodson runs to oust mayor in recall vote
• Editor's Notes Column: State wildlife officials net big-game goals
• Dems outline districts
• House approves suspension of business tax
• Spring burns treat public lands
• Mesa Verde waives fees for park week
• Four States Ag Expo Board of Directors will elect officers
• Pleasant View will hold kindergarten registration
• County puts sheriff's office, energy wells on agenda
• County treasurer reminds property owners of deadline
• GOP holds fast on budget
• USFS rolls out roadless plan
• Tipton opens Cortez office
• Bill sets immigrant tuition
• Fire destroys home southeast of Cortez
• Lake Nighthorse rec advances
• Parks-wildlife bill hits snag
• District will hold fire truck driver's training in Cortez
• City OKs walks
• Board eyes school sites
• Re-1 faces $2M cut to funds
• Montezuma County Fair Board seeks new member
• Monument gets manager
• S. Ute Tribe elects Casias
• Students get lucky pennies when U.S. Mint officials visit local schools
• Fire destroys posse building
• Empire plants energy garden
• Family leaves memorial for victims
• Bill promotes spring bear hunt
• State budget deal holds
• Editor's Notes column: Dog owners need collars
• Man shot during police incident faces charges
• Advocates want mustang plan to change
• Legislature corks bill for beer sales
• Farmers market grows
• Budget deal cuts $250 million from state's public schools
• Sportsman groups oppose DOW, state parks merger
• House approves citizenship bill
• Early childhood health fair will offer screenings
• County sets agenda for next meeting
• City Council sets meeting agenda
• Western Slope Honor Flight flies veterans to D.C. for free
• School board will discuss Battle Rock contract
• Supporters reject recall efforts
• County invites public to comment on zoning
• Pet of the Week
• House OKs A-LP water
• Garner: Recall council
• Youths hope show will go on
• Capitol tallies state budget
• Book tells story of terminated Native tribe
• Woodworker Kevin DesPlanques rocks
• Forest roads open when dry
• Job Club offers weekly networking opportunity
• Home and Garden Show offers wide variety
• Forest road map targets hunts
• Patrol requests wreck probe
• Editor's Notes Column: Good luck finding a doctor
• Tipton comments on energy
• Parties negotiate budget
• Youth rodeo
• Fire burns 150 acres
• Hikes access Mesa Verde sites
• County has low score
• Judge rules in city's favor
• Parks-wildlife merger moves
• Bill addresses payday lenders
• Pinon Project forms Job Club
• Stations of the Cross
• Solar power
• Hikes access Mesa Verde sites
• Hikes access Mesa Verde sites
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy nabs suspects following alleged armed robbery at Giant store
• Area feels doctor shortage
• Dolores man takes stock in market
• Temporarily closed
• Agriculture bill taxes 'gentlemen farmers'
• House studies energy bill
• Rollover
• Court rules on S. Ute water
• 'Our Pioneer History'
• Pet of the Week
• GOP leader fires back at tea party
• Crash traces to arrest
• Editor's Notes Column: State bugles for elk hunters
• Economic downturn takes toll on youths
• Program helps build families
• Construction could improve safety at U.S. Highway 491, County Road M
• Marijuana rules may change
• County commissioners will consider zoning request
• City will close 7th Street temporarily for construction
• SJMA seeks volunteers for Canyons of the Ancients
• Medicine Horse Center expands riding program
• Trace radiation doesn't cause scare
• Tipton tackles monument
• Senate passes civil unions
• Judge hears Fulbright case
• Wounded suspect goes to jail
• Tourism should survive disaster
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire engulfs home north of Mancos
• Gov builds economy
• Youths ask city to snuff tobacco
• DARE, groups tackle huffing
• House passes immigration
• State senate kills gun bill
• Energy tax legislation fails
• Hwy. 160 crash kills 3 east of Mancos Hill
• Honor students show skills
• Ranchers may lose water war
• City covers recall, fiber optics
• Economists report to Capitol
• Crowd sees expo
• Updated: Officers shoot suspect in Cortez
• Court sentences teenager for gun
• Celebrating with green beer
• Panel explores issues at Four States Ag Expo
• Colorado ballot list starts to grow
• 4CORE opens Cortez office
• Disaster delays uranium
• Pick your prairie dog side
• Officers shoot suspect who pulls gun
• Students have Ag Adventure
• Court hears Fulbright case
• Fiber-optic community
• Districts support online school
• House votes to end NPR funds
• Riffey found not guilty
• Parks, wildlife merger draws response
• Officials don't expect fallout
• County commissioners will consider roads, fairgrounds
• City council puts tobacco, BMX, fiber optics on agenda
• Officers' testimonies describe high-speed chase with suspect
• Legislature taps A-LP water
• Senate bill saves daylight
• Brush with Kindness helps repair homes
• CSU Provost Miranda will hold meet, greet in Cortez
• MECC ceremony will present Family Leadership graduates
• Pet of the Week
• Grange brings community spirit to expo
• Tipton takes on taxes
• Edible pot bill loses steam
• Empire Electric has outage after car runs into pole
• Schuenemeyer co-authors 'Statistics for Earth and Environmental Sciences'
• House passes concussion bill
• LWV focuses on political redistricting
• Four States Ag Expo packs load of events
• Redistricting bill hits back burner
• Officials: Burn safely
• Editor's Notes column: Everyone can enjoy ag expo
• KSJD could feel federal cuts
• Farmers Telephone dials new satellite office in Cortez
• Relics dealer pleads guilty
• Empire Electric lights election
• Surprise party
• County puts fairgrounds, zoning requests on agenda
• School board will consider tests, budget, evaluation
• Southwest Open School's Charter Board will meet
• Officials: Don't feed wildlife
• Tipton co-sponsors pesticide bill
• Schools look for land
• Legislature hits midpoint
• Nonresidents want right to vote and run for office in Cortez
• Gov pours beer brouhaha
• KSJD tunes in to Rico
• Fuel's Up
• Smithsonian scholars
• Plan eyes local economies
• Plan merges wildlife, parks
• Jury decides Morrill case
• College convenience
• Fresh Start Horse Rescue seeks Ag Expo volunteers
• Pet of the Week
• Water experts want strategy
• Spit that wad of cancer out
• Clinic opens doors
• Wayward dogs return after forest adventure
• Sheriffs fear trouble
• Parties draw battle lines
• Art show
• Legislature faces tough 2nd half
• Amnesty bill seeks money for schools
• Forest service bars bat caves
• M-CHS class of 1971 will meet, discuss reunion
• Science fair lets kids 'study what they're actually interested in'
• Wild lands spurs questions
• Leaky ditches, rickety flumes dry to modern irrigation
• Montezuma County nonprofits receive $65,000
• County commissioners meet Monday
• City council considers new police cars
• Keefauver cites accomplishments
• Opening statements, testimony starts in sexual assault trial
• Fruit growers learn best techniques for snipping
• Raids on gas, oil tax money would stop under House bill
• Mancos Melt brings 'Summer of Love'
• Food full of pot remains legal
• House allows concealed weapons without license
• Chainsaw art
• Students practice manners with 'mocktail', dinner
• Re-1, bond company discuss possibility of bond election
• Ancients updates with new manager
• Pet of the Week
• Working in the sky
• Senator wants school funds on state ballot
• Legislators give lowdown
• Healing Hearts seeks vendors for Wellness Night
• Fire destroys home
• Drama team will present 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Pleasant View students rescue Mars astronauts
• Water treatment worries residents
• Rime highlights long experience with community
• Addresses change
• Healing energy
• Blaze chars apartment building
• County puts health, juvenile services, tea party on agenda
• School board will consider bond election, Calkins
• Census details Montezuma County growth
• Panel OKs concealed guns
• Political districts will change
• Movie tax bill fails final cut
• House votes on constitution
• Drama team plants 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Foster notes community contributions
• Harlem Ambassadors basketball team will bring family fun to Cortez
• City hears proposal to snuff youth tobacco use
• Bond lowered for firearm possession near school
• Pet of the Week
• Bear bandit
• Mayor defends council decisions
• $600M hospital fee survives
• Valentine surprise
• Sweetheart King and Queen
• Journal wins press awards
• Mesa Verde's Chapin Mesa museum will reopen
• Dems scramble for ed funds
• Pawesome
• Local schools feel proposed state budget ax
• Drug Task Force survives shortage
• Meditation soothes the mind
• GOP focuses on voter ID
• Medicine Horse will offer therapeutic riding
• City wins sanitation fight
• House votes to raid local grants
• Panel approves in-state tuition for children of illegal immigrants
• PJ Day
• Senate moves to limit amendments
• Council will discuss tobacco license
• Lt. governor tours Ute Mountain Ute Tribe
• OMG! students prove they CAN! spell
• Juvenile pleads guilty to possesion of firearm
• Letter to FCC asks for local TV
• Federal Fundraising campaigns merge
• Crow Canyon offers Bridging Cultures
• Foresters expect big wildfires
• 3 candidates run for recall
• Writing the 'rithmetic to pay for education
• Hearts from Hospice
• Pet of the Week
• Gov subtracts school funds
• New formula changes Montezuma-Cortez graduation rates
• Fun with science
• Coyotes move into urban places
• Livestock association holds annual meeting
• Shelter manager helps homeless
• Senate wrestles with budget
• Israel, defender of Utes, dies at 69
• Misner receives Purple Heart
• S. Utes will hold election
• Cortez Senior Center needs volunteers to deliver meals
• Parents study charter school
• Gatzke dignifies himself at CMS spelling bee
• Mesa Verde National Park needs summer volunteers
• Voting reform legislation dies
• Cortez students' art will show in NYC
• Scams target elderly
• Endangered list adds local flume
• Energy from
• Dolores schools approve $6.8M
• Senate OKs school breakfast
• Airport lands state funds to buy equipment
• City schedules recall
• Boy Scouts of America hold Scouting for Food drive
• Riders can get horseman cards for county fairgrounds
• Semi rollover
• Keck enters guilty plea
• Youths will celebrate FFA Week this month
• S. Utes will open museum
• Livestock association will meet Saturday
• Sponsor kills bill based on Ariz. law
• Journals detail childhood
• Federal legislation could ground funding for Cortez airport
• Two-car accident
• Group studies water supply
• SCCC offers Towaoc classes
• City validates recall petitions
• Tipton holds town hall in Cortez
• Governor wants tax rewrite
• City puts recall election, sanitation on agenda
• Sides end water war
• Cortez Civitan Club gets charter, serves community
• NatGeo maps region
• Roberts' bill keeps taxes local
• Ruptured fire suppression system disrupts museum
• Ballot could change taxes
• Parties miss state budget time
• Public paves USFS
• Habitat for Humanity seeks help
• Bill tests immigrants' tuition rate
• Cortez FFA attends stock show
• Congressman Tipton will host town hall meeting in Cortez on Saturday
• Groups seek city regulation to reduce tobacco sales to youths
• Taking flight
• District studies master plan for school facilities
• Medical plane has rough landing
• Hovenweep park visitor finds ranger dead
• Commissioners approve AT&T cell tower
• Teenager in school weapons case gets out of detention
• SCPPN eyes community needs
• Tipton, legislators meet
• Anybody home?
• Lawmakers plant ag tax break
• Fire and ice
• Flames engulf barn
• Learning about Utes
• Legislature plays budget tennis
• Cortez district seeks fire code County's recent move leaves fire officials wanting
• Tipton promotes single-subject bill
• Builders pick 2011 officers
• M-CHS grad gets kick out of Nicaragua
• Internet tax fight heats up
• Water funding might run low
• Sheriff eliminates school-officer job
• Monthly Great Decisions talks cover world affairs
• Cowbelles will hold quilt drawing
• Hospital will avoid worst effects of reform
• Local flu season begins for 2011
• Exercising their right to disagree
• Officials meet to discuss coordination, closures
• Health department provides dental care for uninsured
• Dolores library seeks board members
• Recall revived
• Youth faces counts tied to elem. school
• Pet of the Week
• Bill tackles immigration
• Salazar may head ag
• City turns down energy costs
• Young cowgirl
• Hughes joins DA's office
• County hears AT&T request to construct cell tower in Summit Ridge area
• Legislators have food fight
• Research ties aspen decline to hantavirus
• MCSO deputy fires weapon during scuffle
• Cortez collision
• Senior service program runs low on funds
• Future looks bright
• Tipton turns dial to Colo. TV
• Legislation seeks to ID sponsors of Colorado ballots
• Governor supports energy
• Legislators map districts
• Realtors help with affordable housing
• Veterans aim for elk during Heroes Hunt
• CMS explores science
• FWS changes position on lynx plan
• Senators fool Mother Nature
• Dolores gets new fire chief
• District drafts school facility improvements
• Growers gather for agriculture
• Pet of the Week
• Bill tests immigration
• Lameman violates probation
• Bill extends foreclosure plan
• Residents can give TV comments
• Morrill charges grow
• Local youths share dreams
• Tipton joins health fray
• Counties tackle access to national forests
• Icy curve spells double trouble
• High tunnels give growers more options
• City rejects recall petition
• Cowgirl Kaylan
• Electric outages affect Main Street area in Cortez
• School studies AECs
• Hesperus skiers enjoy night
• Governor visits area
• Legislature starts round 68
• Bill promotes private schools
• Marching for peace
• Roberts protects drilling dollars
• Gov gives State of the State
• Ritthaler judges Fiesta Bowl
• School starts effort to stop trouble
• Yazzie faces charges
• Mask art
• SWOS, Kemper report thefts
• Educators, students can bridge cultures
• Sanitation district flushes city
• Leaders take office
• Pet of the Week
• Hospital's Patient Financial Services Department moves
• County approves permit for gravel pit near Mancos
• Hickenlooper takes office
• County targets roads
• Policy change helps increase school security
• Court hears teens after school scare
• Group submits petitions to recall 4 Cortez city councilors and mayor
• BREAKING NEWS: School bus collides with SUV; bus had no children on board
• Foundation moves Onward
• Residents can attend services for Michael 'Tag' Garner
• Snowmobile accident
• Political cast prepares for Legislature
• Who's really in charge
• Life costs less
• Study eyes pedestrians
• Mark Ecker II Memorial Heroes Hunt will honor veterans
• Parents learn ABCs
• County puts sheriff, Relay for Life, mining on agenda
• City council will consider pedestrian safety, fiber optics
• Police study school threat
• Death 'Tags' Cortez
• Burning of the Greens
• Oath of office
• Salazar plants feet in state ag
• Ritter shifts to new job at CSU
• Cortez Middle School students hope Google cloud will have Chrome lining
• Pet of the Week
• Court continues Keck case
• Tipton takes oath
• Winter grips Cortez area
• Korean pleads guilty
• Republicans end Pelosi era in House
• Officials seek unified fire code
• Postal Service asks residents to clear path to mailboxes
• Database checks immigrants
• Omaha student opens fire
• BREAKING NEWS: High school goes on lockout; police arrest 2, recover firearms
• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Police identify man found dead near park
• Tipton picks staff, opens area offices
• 2010 changes Dolores area
• Mancos stays active in 2010
• Watching the sun set
• Sheriff looks back
• Youth group connects
• Dolores will discuss med marij
• Workers can help remove snow
• Child assault case reaches deal
• Balke fills No. 2 slot for Cortez fire protection
• 2010 Year in Review
• Chilly art
• Cortez snow nears top 20 on record
• Workers can help remove snow
• Wheels for veterans
• Jobs might improve in 2011
• Winter beauty
• Utes top corn growers
• Pet of the Week
• Recall group agrees to disclosure
• Cortez prices compete with other towns
• Retailers enjoy sales
• Magnuson will lead MVIC
• Lawmakers plan 2011 legislation
• Planned recognition
• Resume includes Reagan
• Tipton rides wave
• Future leaders learn ABCs of community
• Local roots run deep
• SWCCOG selects 2011 officers
• Transportation commission elects officers
• Schools don't skip students' attendance
• Cortez Republican brings love for politics to seat in U.S. House of Representatives
• M-CHS students learn spirit of giving
• Trouble in the sky
• Wilderness policy changes
• Forest service's travel plan passes road block
• Police chase leads to charges
• City questions recall effort
• Flash mob goes caroling at Walmart
• Religious leaders bring message with Christmas
• Spirit of giving helps local people in need
• Pet of the week
• Counties hold talks with forest service
• Bayfield man dies in traffic wreck
• It takes a Barz to raise a village
• Dinner gives taste of holiday spirit
• Unemployment hits 9%
• City schedules regular trash pickup next 2 Fridays
• Storytime tree
• Police seek suspects for alleged armed robbery at convenience store
• Ritter leaves mixed legacy
• Chemistry helps crops
• Continuing the tradition
• Bear incidents increase
• Colorado economy may lag
• Rollover
• Elders address Native issues
• Many Merry Miniatures greet visitors at Center
• Nominations being sought for outstanding regional RNs
• Christmas performance
• Pet of the week
• Bah humbug!
• Deputies nab 2 in wild chase
• Sewer district tables subdivision project
• State's assessors honor Vanderpool
• Info sought on possible burglaries
• SHS elects 2011 board officers
• M-CHS Thespians star at State
• Friendship 4-H club accepts new enrollments
• New gov sees state's future
• Easements protect ranches
• Job hunters can apply
• Youths shop with cops
• Fire district adjusts taxes
• Christmas music
• Walking box
• Retailers hope shoppers bring holiday cheer
• History in focus
• Coalition forms to protect elderly
• DAV receives grant for veterans who need assistance
• Salazar considers Tipton rematch
• Project monitors agriculture
• Woman sends Camo Quilt to nephew in Iraq
• Long distance chat
• County cuts budget
• Breaking News: Homeless man dies in park
• Towaoc man dies in park
• Home for the holidays
• Cortez FFA places in contests
• Winter concert practice
• District OKs $90M school plan
• Pet of the Week
• Air Force recognizes DHS grad
• 4-H'ers may grow pumpkin patch
• Southern Ute recall push fails
• Elders will give advice
• Re-1 educators study accountability report
• Goat kills prompt division of wildlife to hunt for lion
• Con artists find ways to scam people
• Report explores statewide plan for water supply
• Signs of cannibalism
• Civitans group can help community
• Vehicle injures child
• Hickenlooper reaches out to Republicans
• SCCC's tourism ABC
• 'On, Comet! On, Cupid! On, Donder ...!'
• Roads could hamper tree cutters
• County commissioners put ballot, budget on agenda
• Artists will offer goods in Dolores
• Heading to state
• Suspicious man raises concern at Montezuma-Cortez High School
• Pet of the Week
• Mancos' holiday cheer starts Friday
• MacMillan brings public lands back to life
• Police will not enforce parking during holidays
• Unemployment rate edges up
• Mesa Verde vet looks back
• Korean can leave after fatal wreck
• Parade prep
• Agricultural heritage will go on display
• Judge gives South Korean driver in fatal wreck south of Towaoc permission to return home
• Wetton takes wheel at CARS
• Republicans eye immigration law
• Workshop fire
• Holiday donation
• Students take classroom to France, Spain
• Hunt appears down
• Grace's serves heaping helping of Thanksgiving
• Retailers key in to Cyber Monday
• Black Friday sales vary
• Libraries get literacy collection
• Cortez Sanitation District plans special board meeting
• City of Cortez will close dump station for season
• Black Friday bargains
• Core sample drills hole of concern
• Water flows to Goodman Point
• Wet Rec
• Defendent says public employees sold artifacts
• Celebrating Native American month
• Pet of the Week
• Man gets 4 years for assault on BIA officer
• City tweaks parks policy
• Wrong turn
• State gives report card to Re-1
• Turkey time
• Parents get false truancy message
• State confirms rabies in McElmo Canyon coyote
• City will consider budget, fiber optics, nonprofits
• Cortez refuse crews will work regular routes over holiday
• Alleged High Country Bandits face charges
• Turkey Trot
• Ball of fire
• Recall group petitions
• Forest Service finds sign damage
• Tipton looks for room in Washington, D.C.
• Treats can help health
• County loses tax fight
• Candidates dent 2-party system
• County slates sheriff's office technology proposal, drilling
• Man receives probation for role in artifact case
• Officers nab 7 for alleged drug deals
• Wall art
• Meeting will inform public about registered sex offender
• Sun will power Anasazi Heritage Center
• Health fair
• FS reverses travel
• Sleeping Ute Health Fair highlights problems with diabetes
• Pet of the Week
• District hopes for the BEST
• SWOS educators, students learn plans for facilities
• Roof rappel
• Agencies offer permits to cut X-mas trees on public lands
• Sleeping Ute Health Fair will include Turkey Trot, flu shots
• Region 9 supports biz
• School district narrows plans for facilities
• Ritter takes pulse of Colorado biz
• Montoya has valor
• Snowbirds
• County addresses public lands
• Judge Lawrence
• Volunteers at Osprey Packs hit the trail
• SJB site will sell
• Construction may not nail local workers
• 'The Presidents' will perform fast forward
• Wintry wrecks close U.S. 160
• Southwest Open School's charter board will meet
• County puts fairgrounds, public lands on agenda
• Lost refund heats Atmos hike
• 'Touching Home' carries Native voices
• Cronk will back Spruell
• City council could face recall
• Kemper kids honor veterans
• Lecture will feature heart health
• School board will discuss master plan for facilities
• Parade, other events honor service on Veterans Day
• Pet of the Week
• M-CHS grad Chaffin earns Bronze Star
• Rock evolves
• Fatal wreck leads to charges
• Bender will top high court
• Cortez feels wintry chill
• CACC lends hand
• Investigation ends smoothly
• Budget balances politics
• Fire damages county home
• Parties look ahead
• Sales, lodging decline
• House GOP scopes Dems
• SWOS studies facilities
• New county judge
• Rifle hunters target Southwest Colorado
• Report seeks school funds
• Ute Mountain Ute joins Hickenlooper
• Fixin' flapjacks
• Quick shot
• GOP elects Colorado speaker
• Night shift
• Explosives, guns seized from Durango home
• Clerk asks opponent to take lesser job
• No layoffs for Cortez
• Weeminuche thrives
• Tipton greeted with standing ovation
• Center wins grant
• Ritter appoints former attorney
• Tipton wins seat in U.S. House
• Spruell nabs sheriff's race
• Pet of the Week
• Smoke from prescribed burn in forest will remain visible
• Bennet appears to edge Buck
• Voters keep term limits at 2
• Roberts takes Senate seat
• Hickenlooper wins
• Chappell earns re-election votes
• Voters back GOP
• ELECTION: Montezuma County voters lean heavily toward Republicans in midterm elections
• ELECTION: Cortez Republican Scott Tipton wins seat in U.S. House
• ELECTION: Coloradans pick Hickenlooper for governor
• ELECTION: Initial results show Montezuma County voters stick to Republican roots
• ELECTION: Range of issues draws local voters to polls at midterm
• ELECTION: Voters pick veteran lawman Spruell for county sheriff
• ELECTION: Wasley upsets Myers in bid for 22nd Judicial District attorney
• ELECTION: Voters elect to keep cap on hospital taxes
• ELECTION: Chappell wins re-election easily in race for county commissioner
• ELECTION: Voters keep Montezuma County commissioners limited to 2 terms
• Local man dies of HV
• Puzzle brings peace
• Farmers market harvests busy season
• Halloween fun
• Unemployment drops slightly
• Judge sentences Box for assault
• 'Hows' of Montezuma
• State tests CSAP system
• Youths learn to steer clear of drinks
• County puts Empire Electric, Housing Solutions on agenda
• Hart joins Ayers campaign
• Car fire
• Voters can prep for polls
• Health department will hold drive-thru flu clinic
• Fire rips through Arriola house
• Rollover near state line kills 1, injures 3
• Tribe elects council
• Howling entertainment
• Pets of the week
• Utes consider building school
• Hickenlooper plans ed funds
• Hickenlooper bus rolls out
• Cooper says jobs top issues; gives voters a choice
• Chappell points to jobs, business, public-land uses
• Bravo for band
• District hears school options
• Sheriff's office Sgt. Rollins will deploy to Afghanistan
• Businesses bank on chamber expo
• CACC board makes room for 5
• County errors inflame officials at fire district
• Board will hear plan for schools
• County clerk's office notes errors on 4th Precinct ballots
• Meigs will serve as magistrate judge
• Speed, zoning go to county
• Stimulus tests teacher layoffs
• Tancredo mostly dodges ads
• Fall fog
• DOW changes plan; will give away salmon
• Perrin promotes region
• Coram emphasizes jobs
• Neely carries 27 years of work in bid for office
• Tullis starts her career at clerk's office early in life
• Ribbons raise women's hope
• Officials eye rollover
• Pleasant View scores lowest for adequacy
• Coloradans mail in ballots
• Early voters turn in ballots
• Candidates throw job jabs
• Division of wildlife cancels 2010 kokanee giveaway
• Group narrows list for judge
• Public downs Air Force plan
• Lewis-Arriola falls behind on technology
• Paranormal posse
• Early vote
• Sales, lodging tax revenue dive
• County braces for rising poverty
• Atmos requests increased rates for natural gas
• Officials release victims' names
• Expo backs biz
• Brown promotes local control, limited role of government
• Whitehead taps water experience, recognizes limits of state's budget
• O'Donnell notes SW Colorado issues include jobs, education
• Beech Street scores low in ed adequacy
• Bennet, Buck take hot seat
• Mesa Elementary reaches students with mentoring
• Roberts notes legislative work, says economy remains an issue
• Painting pumpkins
• Salazar defends record, points to job growth
• Trancedo ad hits at Hickenlooper for boy's death
• Boy injured slightly in bike accident
• Dream comes true
• 3 fatalities when driver runs through stop sign
• Health care bill spawns Amend 63
• High School hosts college night
• Spruell cites 30 years working for community
• Sparks campaigns for Sheriff as independent
• Hickenlooper would accept terrorist suspects in Colorado 'Supermax' prison
• Parties spend heavily on ads
• Conservatives don't want Buck shift to middle
• Juried art
• Jackson rehab continues
• School facilities study jolts Mesa building
• Invisible rabbit
• County OKs Empire
• Congressional candidate Salazar plans Cortez visit
• City fights tax plans
• Gravel plant reps seek permit
• Four Corners Recycling Initiative launches Let's Talk Trash campaign
• Gilman totes Libertarian flag
• Gas fire
• Tancredo exchanges shots with locals
• Taste of Home cooks at casino
• Autopsy tests DA's death
• Advocates hail EPA plan
• Hargis runs for 3rd District
• Segrest runs for seat in Congress
• Ceremony will break ground for visitor center at Mesa Verde
• Legislature hinges on vote
• Fire prevention week
• Study: Manaugh needs more repairs than building worth
• Birthday serenade
• Hail pounds area north of Cortez
• Ft. Lewis may have to raise tuition 20%
• City council considers Prop 101, Amend 60, 61
• Re-1 seeks input for school needs
• Vandevoorde accepts chief position
• Calkins costs, uses discussed
• Teacher thinks drink drugged
• Bennet seeks women voters to help his campaign
• Myers speak out
• High school needs $20 million in improvements
• Mouthwatering night awaits at annual Taste of Home
• Band marches to first at Colorado West Festival
• Salazar questions Tipton bill to raise officials' salaries
• City offers tax breaks for historical buildings
• Voters will pick treasurer
• DA candidates differ on reasons for Wasley departure from office
• State candidates discuss issues
• Public can hear U.S. Air Force Gen. Fraser speak
• Flight will honor World War II veterans
• Fiber optics reach Main Street
• Rollover injures Utah man
• School facilities
• Turkey time
• Archaeologist will discuss landscape
• CCAC digs deeper
• School board will discuss facilities master plan, policy revisions
• County will consider appeal of forest service travel plan
• Air Force extends comment period on SW Colo. flights
• Amend 62 asks voters to define 'person'
• New gov will inherit budget
• Top Republican supports Tipton during campaign
• Voters will pick sec state
• Firm will build visitor center
• LWV forum presents details on state ballot
• New Judge
• Cortez Plaza enjoys businesses moving to east side of Cortez
• Voters have until Oct. 4 to register for Nov. elections
• USPS warns customers of e-mail virus
• Public lands feud hits bump
• Alive at 25 steers youths
• Brewery taps statewide beer distribution
• Picking pumpkins
• Forum tackles drugs
• Woman faces charges for pedestrian's death
• Pet of the Week
• Helicopter makes emergency landing during recovery of mountain climber's body
• Bridge helps homeless
• Man allegedly assaults child
• Vicente back in jail for DUI
• SWOS Gallery Day
• Amendment 63 tackles health care
• Rendezvous will trade history, culture
• School starts week of fun
• Costs reel in movie house
• Cortez man dies in rock slide
• Study rates state parks
• Community Resource Office will close, reopen for holidays
• Group hopes garden will grow
• County commissioners will hear annual budget requests
• Mini-cheerleaders
• Prop 102 may change bonds
• Tea time
• Ballot tests election ethics
• Tea party brews politics
• Tea party, GOP fight Dems
• Fall colors come to mountains
• Judge lowers bond for Carr
• Ballot includes Ref P, Q, R
• State faces budget cuts
• Unemployment holds
• Turning hay by hand
• Group tests public lands policy
• Ballot stirs tax fight
• Firm will plan school work
• Dolores Quilt Show announces awards
• Maes raises limited funds
• Helping horses
• State rolls out road repair
• Mesa Verde plants SITE
• What hunters?
• Program providing local jobs could end
• Prescription meds can lead to drug addiction
• Balloon festival will launch
• Hickenlooper cuts ribbon for Dems
• On the mark
• Geotourism launches
• Tea party survey brews Tipton
• Year brings lesser fear of flu
• Ladder for life
• Lynx numbers appear strong
• Gubernatorial candidates discuss education
• Navajos will vote on judges
• Nighthorse rec may float
• Justice Dept. grants $1.3M to Ute tribes
• Retiring judge recalls tough decisions
• Amend 60 targets spending
• Police: Marijuana dispensaries don't cause more crime
• Making shade
• Pet of the Week
• Montezuma Dems open headquarters
• Cortez airport reopens
• SJB plants new chief
• Voters will decide on tax
• Court keeps race going
• Prop 101 puts brake on taxes
• Savvy visitors keep tourism numbers steady
• Women face assault charges
• Group swats ballot items about taxes
• Ballot supporter argues for tax cuts
• Ballot supporter argues for tax cuts
• State House candidates square off during debate
• Hard to swallow
• Bennet squares off with Buck
• Colorado House candidates square off during debate
• Nation remembers 9/11
• Nation remembers 9/11
• Election season buzzes with activity
• Strife fills 9/11 anniversary
• Gov names Marquez to top court
• Ritter calls for lowered flags on Patriot Day
• Bradley leads SWMH for now
• Fire, hospital districts oppose ballot items
• Maes brings campaign to SW Colorado
• School district bites into health
• City council will consider fiber optics, liquor license
• Psyality reality
• Evacuees return home as crews battle wildfire
• School district seeks architectural firm to plan work on facilities
• Pet of the Week
• Students taste local ag
• Group mines for history
• Walkers take strides to fight Alzheimer's
• Fire scorches foothills
• Mancos entities oppose tax ballot
• Bruce wins tax fight
• Bruce wins tax fight
• Cortez sales tax revenue drops
• Lawsuit challenges Tancredo
• Salvation Army will close
• Monsoons wet Cortez
• Air Force plans SW Colorado training
• Wall Street Journal features M-CHS grad
• Spencer will head Mesa Verde
• Tipton train comes home
• Fall Color Festival
• CACC picks Guttridge
• GOP Maes stays in Colo. governor's race
• Shocking experience
• Outdoor pool plans call for big splash
• Montrose couple converts motel into shelter
• Fire burns volunteers efforts
• Bruce contempt trial continues
• Power plants, residents weigh in on coal ash plan
• Montezuma-Cortez School District Re-1 will discuss energy savings
• Southwest Open School's Charter Board will meet
• Montezuma County Hospital District will discuss grants
• Tipton will hold meeting
• Whitehead plans small business forum
• Pet of the Week
• Drug Task Force faces money bust
• Plewe, Secrist vie for bench vacancy
• Beetles beating tamarisk in county control battle
• Peyote meeting, prayers prepare ceremonial ground
• Good people make up for dog bites, drug deals
• Attorney General helps payday loan borrowers
• Tax plans worry locals
• Walker will replace Hansen as top judge
• Hickenlooper discusses ed
• Unemployment dips slightly
• BOCC bans dispensaries
• Wine fest
• Conservatives hold rally
• Forest roads rankle county
• Elementary students start new school year
• County will consider forest travel, medical marijuana
• Cortez Walmart pulls recalled sandwiches
• Term limits go to vote
• Climatologists take temp
• Gov candidates get feet wet
• Colorado loses Race to Top
• Developers have street fight with city officials
• Forest travel hits bump
• Voters have option for county
• Tipton, Salazar tackle taxes, budget
• Cortez sales tax revenue drops; lodgers tax increases
• Salazar asks FCC to change channels
• Clerk cuffs shot at ballot
• Hydro plant sparks city energy
• Medical marijuana can test businesses
• Medical marijuana affects youths
• Driver in fatal wreck enters plea
• Dispensary products can vary
• Medical marijuana industry buds
• Cortez mayor signs Women's Equality Day proclamation
• Growth sites weigh security
• Rucker earns police award
• Wallace jumps in sheriff's race
• Krazy kontest
• Ritter makes budget cuts
• School doors open
• Medical marijuana treats card holders
• Medical value stirs debate
• Veteran grows own marij
• Laws don't stop drug trade
• Medical Marijuana: Colorado Law
• Marijuana affects medical regs
• Laws prescribe marijuana
• County puts abatement, workforce on agenda
• Campaign trail
• Bills detail med marij use
• CACC will raise fees
• Mobile course helps schools
• Governments split authority
• Artifacts stir up debate
• Smithsonian returns sacred Native artifacts
• GOP gov candidate rejects bid to drop campaign
• Renaissance Faire schedules fun
• Escalante Days
• Durango sets med marij rules
• Officials plan burns on public lands
• School board tests energy
• Axis Health takes pulse of new facility
• Colorado man admits sale of native artifact
• Verde Fest will shine green light on sustainable living
• Salazar draws political heat over land swap
• County adjusts map of roads
• Prosecutors charge man for standoff with officers
• Renaissance Faire will turn clock back
• Friends recall dentist slain in Afghanistan
• DHS team wins space award
• Forest service issues travel plan
• Dentist leaves legacy of living
• Wildlife plans address wells
• Cortez senior Christopher Vanik works on NASA's Project M
• Learning to cheer
• County commissioners put roads, zoning on agenda
• School board will consider buildings, Battle Rock
• Dems try to make amends
• Airport sets closure
• Summit tackles truancy
• CSAPs test schools
• GOP gets taste of tea party
• Teen pedestrian killed while crossing highway gets identified as Rotsaert
• Mesa Verde will waive entry fees
• Roberts wins primary bid
• Buck will challenge Bennet
• Local fave wins votes
• Republicans pick Spruell
• Riding high
• CSP cites driver for trailer wreck
• Maes wins GOP gov's race
• County voters show big interest in primary
• NPS names Intermountain director
• BREAKING NEWS: Teenager dies while crossing Highway 491
• Spruell wins Republican primary for Montezuma County sheriff
• Primary draws large number of Montezuma County voters
• Cortez Republican Tipton wins primary election
• Commission evaluates judges
• Kemp takes charge at Habitat
• Cultural Camp
• River plan gets review
• Park paving nears end of road
• Horse friends
• Study gauges economy
• Raven House expands arts community
• Police search smoke shop
• Reflection
• State hopes for Senate funds
• Lizard lunch
• Chamber counts coins
• Judge finds cause for Carr
• Maes courts energy industry
• Commissioners will consider operations at hotmix plant
• Southwest Open School's Charter Board will meet
• Chuck wagon cook-off
• Garcia makes bid for lt. gov
• Tamarisk saga covers Western landscape
• Rollover on Mancos Hill injures driver
• Cannon traces back to local teens
• Hot air balloon rally will color area skies
• Ballots keep clerk's office busy
• Smoke Shop search
• Tipton backs voting rights
• Election debate pits AG bidders
• Escalante Days schedule
• EPA eyes oil, gas regulations
• Pet of the Week
• Trinity will toll
• Loose trailer flips 4Runner
• Population trend reverses
• Matis tracks railroad history
• Drug task force makes arrests
• Medical Marijuana law fires up debate
• Dispute leads to police standoff
• Foreclosures level off
• Rock slide hurts hiker
• Court delays hearing for Carr case
• Skate park gazebo burns
• National Park Service waives entrance fees
• Grooming for the fair
• Native artist courts rain
• Bicycle riders pedal for peace
• Town won't send marij to vote
• Bennet makes 1st political run
• Romanoff seeks return to office
• Fair gives goat chance to shine
• Stop light set for dangerous crossing
• Norton aims at health care
• Buck appeals to grassroots
• Living with dogs
• Boehler pledges political change
• Farmers Telephone dials 90
• Business district considers tax
• Martin gets extra year for escape
• Roberts counts on background
• Station cultivates art
• Glints of gold excite Jeter
• Event eyes youth issues
• Commissioners puts cemetery district, subdivisions on agenda
• City council will consider street signal, bike lane, storm drains
• Ballots head to voters
• Hart: Citizens top priorities
• Phone device causes bomb scare
• Tipton brings political skills
• McConnell aims for office
• Spruell: Count on experience
• Big bale
• Sales, lodging tax revenue dips
• Chamber closure could damage business
• 22nd Judicial District Judge Sharon Hansen will retire
• Blader aids Wounded Warriors
• Unemployment rate increases
• Safety for pedestrians balances in crosswalk
• Pet of the Week
• Chamber rallies
• Voters hear issues during forum
• McInnis supports energy, plans cuts
• Maes enters race 'out of nowhere'
• Lou Swenson Shows Work at Desert Pearl Gallery
• Cultural Center Announces Hawkins Theme For May Art Show
• Holiday Appetizer Class
• Cortez Cultural Center News - November 11, 2009
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Montezuma County
• Navajo Code Talker Mr. Samuel Sandoval Talk at the Cortez Cultural Center
• Montezuma County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Montezuma County
• Artists Weekend In Mc Elmo Canyon
• Call For Artists - Fiber Art Show In November
• Mesa Verde National Park Sept. Artist-In-Residence
• Blurb for Aspen Talk - Aspen Decline, Drought and Climate Change
• Escalante Days Mountain Bike Race
• Cortez Cultural Center News - July 16, 2009
• Shadows and Journeys
• The Cortez Cultural Center Has a Host of New Classes Offered for 2009 Summer
• Get Down To Earth
• The 28th Annual 4 Corners Arts and Crafts Fiesta
• Annual Rodeo Parade Entry Form
• Montezuma Arts Council is Hosting Culture Cafe
• 15th Annual Pueblo To Pueblo 11 Mile, 10K and 2 Mile Run
• 2009 Home and Garden Show…Bigger And Better than Ever
• Cortez Cultural Center News - April 3, 2009
• Cortez Cultural Center Arts Scholarship
• March 2009 National Women’s History Month! Women Taking the Lead to Save Our Planet
• 5th Annual SweetHeart Ball and Art Auction
• Rotary Club News - February 2, 2009
• Harlem Ambassadors Tour Is Coming Your Way
• Cortez Cultural Center News - January 22, 2009
• Kiwanis Scholarships Available
• Cortez Cultural Center News - December 31, 2008
• Cortez - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Cortez Cultural Center Classes
• Annual Installation Banquet Tuesday The 23rd At Shilohs Steakhouse
• Montezuma County Fair
• PSA News
• Blue Ribbon Fair
• Ute Mountain Mesa Verde Birding Festival

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