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Rosa Sabido, photographed at Mancos United Methodist Church on June 26, 2017, on Tuesday called for the Biden administration to liberate immigrants from sanctuary. Sabido has lived in sanctuary at the church for more than three years.
Left to right: Savannah Bloom of Queen Creek, Arizona; Millie O’Ketter of Durango, Jordan Elder of Dolores, Kate Hatch of Mesa, Arizona; and Lyla Hollis of Colorado Springs.
Cortez City Hall reopened for regular business hours Monday after an extended closure meant to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
The BLM in 2018 deferred the lease-sale of a oil and gas development parcel near Great Sand Dunes National Park to allow time to discuss plans with the Navajo Nation, which owns adjacent land.
Rylee Woody rounds a bend in her event.
Rylee Woody looks to the course ahead of her at the Four States Junior Rodeo, while competing in the 12-14 girls barrel racing event alongside her sister Jaida.
Jaida Woody rounds a barrel at the Four States Junior Rodeo 2020-2021 Winter Series, held Jan. 16 and 17 at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds.
More snow is expected to fall in Southwest Colorado Monday evening through most of the day Tuesday. Up to 2 inches is expected in Cortez.
Branson Reynolds, a Durango photographer, seen here with his dog Aazu, died Jan. 14 after complications from heart surgery. A celebration of life along the banks of the Animas River is planned when conditions permit, probably in August.
“He loves this kind of weather,” said Tim Monroe as he walks his Great Pyrenees in a snowy downtown Durango on Sunday morning.
