Eleven Dolores middle school students recently competed in the regional National History Day competition in Denver, and two students qualified for nationals. Seventh-graders Anaya Martinez and Nina...

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management and nonprofit Friends of Cedar Mesa this month formed an unusual public-private partnership to prosecute looters and vandals of southeast Utah’s Native American...

The music lineup for the June 11 Dolores River Festival has been announced. Honey Island Swamp Band is the evening headliner. The New Orleans band is well known in the South and has started playing...

Between the West Fork and Lizard Head Pass are hundreds of miles of trails and roads available for recreation on the San Juan National Forest. In a draft travel management plan for the Rico-West...

Cool but sunny weather and ideal course conditions greeted racers today at the 10th annual 12-Hours of Mesa Verde mountain bike race. About 800 racers took on the 16-mile loop course at Phil’s...

There’s a reason farmers with the Dolores Project get on-demand, pressurized irrigation water delivered to the edge of their fields. Five automated, high-tech pumping stations do the heavy lifting...