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Here are some myths about suicide: No one can stop a suicide if a person is committed. Those who talk about suicide don’t do it. Confronting a person considering suicide will only make them angry...

The voice of the national tribal college movement speaks out from Mancos. The Tribal College Journal has been around since 1989, recounting the news of tribal college students and institutions from...

An “Out of this World” Mancos Melt is happening this Saturday, with putt-putt golf, live music and the burning of a “far-out” firebird sculpture. The Mancos Melt is an annual tradition where locals...

WASHINGTON – Energy infrastructure is lacking for tribes like the White Earth Nation in Minnesota. The tribe has “suffered from the effects of energy poverty,” said Raymond Auginaush, a council...

The Dolores Town Board Monday raised rates for water and sewer services, increased funding for the farmers market, and preliminarily approved property transactions and a solar project. Beginning...

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Tuesday declared a state of emergency in response to the state’s coronavirus outbreak. There are now at least 15 confirmed cases of coronavirus, formally known as...

BLANCO, N.M. – Tucked in a bend of the San Juan River is a mile of private riverfront access to fly-fishing, bird-watching and a disc-golf course. Alongside the riverfront trails, it is not...

Mancos students are giving Boyle Park a splash next month. In partnership with the Mobile Earth and Space Observatory, Mancos School District Re-6 will host a “Water Science and Recreation...

Dolores will choose a mayor and three board members in the upcoming April 7 election. The election is by mail ballot. Local teacher and Mayor Chad Wheelus is running for a second term. He is being...

The Dolores community has been generous with time and donations. Before longtime local Don Lightenburger passed away, he directed his family to make a donation in his name to the new Dolores...