DS - News

The Galloping Goose left its perch for a short time last week to attend the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge True West Railfest. The Goose took passengers up and down the railroad tracks heading...

For many who attended Escalante Days in Dolores, this week was a week of recovering from the flurry of activities. Area businesses reported a very busy weekend - good news for Dolores. Drivers,...

Local brewmaster Mark Youngquist has resigned from the Town of Dolores Board of Trustees. Youngquist, owner of the Dolores River Brewery, has been on the board since 2010. He served a four-year...

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center has been awarded a capital improvement grant from the Boettcher Foundation. One of 20 nonprofits across the state selected, the Boettcher Foundation awarded...

For generations, locals escaping the summer heat flock to the popular swimming hole on the Dolores River across from Riverside Avenue in Dolores. The deep, rushing water up against a terraced,...

The 22nd Judicial District Commission unanimously recommended to retain Montezuma County Court Judge JenniLynn Lawrence last week. According to a 2014 judicial performance survey, Lawrence received...

For those of you who drive between Dolores and Cortez, get ready for construction to last awhile longer. The Colorado Highway 145 resurfacing project will likely last another month, according to...

The disconnect between Colorado legalizing marijuana and U.S. drug laws forbidding it continues to widen, including for irrigation uses from federally built reservoirs. A recent policy from the...

County commission lifts fire ban Increased moisture levels have prompted the Montezuma County Commission to lift the county fire ban, effective immediately. Burning fields and ditches are again...