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Surrounded by national forest land, Abby and Jeff Delaney live in a part of Northern California so remote that she and her handful of neighbors have no cellphone service, and some are off the grid....

Over the course of a two-hour regional championship match against Rangely in Dolores on Saturday, the Dolores High School volleyball team delivered one of its finest performances of the season and...

Between 7,000 and 9,000 years ago – during the middle Holocene – the Four Corners area went through a slow but dramatic climatic shift. As the region became hotter and drier, stream and lake levels...

A little more than 3,000 students call Fort Lewis College home – the lowest enrollment the institution has seen in more than a decade. Declining enrollment at FLC has been a cause for concern over...

The Coordinated Approach to Child Health Early Childhood development program training will come to Cortez from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. 13-14 and 8 a.m. to noon on Nov. 15. CATCH is a physical...

The Montezuma County Historical Society is working to open a museum in downtown Cortez. The county commissioners have offered the group rent-free use of an office building at 35 S. Chestnut St.,...

The one constant in the oil and gas industry is the boom-bust cycle. Prices spike, drillers rush in. Prices drop and the drilling ends. But what if the boom doesn’t come back? Some in the industry...

Tara Churchill spent hours as a child peering through the window of her family’s lumber store out onto Main Street in Farmington, New Mexico. For many years, she watched as the center of her...

A small fleet of lowrider cars revved their engines Sunday at Fort Lewis College as part of the Sociology Department’s Save the Kids program. “We wanted to bring a social, nontraditional event to...

This month, the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office and Cortez Police Department are joining law enforcement agencies across the country in growing out their facial hair for a cause. Both departments...