Montezuma County wants to protect Phil’s World from excessive oil and gas development, and it wants to protect the county from excessive federal regulation.The county believes it has a simple...

Dolores senior Kody Gregory dreamed of competing in rodeos at the college and professional level. Now he has his chance, thanks to a full-ride rodeo scholarship to attend New Mexico State...

The Dolores Theater Troupe will perform Thornton Wilder’s classic “Our Town” at the high school on April 15 at 7 p.m. and on April 16 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The play is considered challenging,...

One trail will be built, and another trail section will be temporarily closed on the San Juan National Forest near Dolores. Work is expected to begin on the 5-mile McPhee Overlook Trail in May,...

Dolores elected five town board members and a mayor in Tuesday’s municipal election, according to unofficial results. Candidates Isabel Boyce (108 votes), James Biard (102 votes), Robert Dobry (100...

TOWAOC — At the Ute Mountain Ute Learning Center, a dozen Native Americans crowd around tables full of half-built, remote-control drones during a spring break technology workshop Thursday....

The Ute Mountain Ute tribe has been awarded $8 million in education grants to prepare teenagers and adults for technology and health care careers. A $2.5 million grant from the Sustainable...

A 9-year-old tax dispute between Montezuma County and Kinder Morgan has landed in the lap of the Colorado Supreme Court. The convoluted case revolves around assessed values of the company’s CO2...

The Southwestern Water Conservation District has filed a legal challenge in water court against a new minimum flow requirement for the Lower Dolores River established by the state last year. In...

Longtime local Santiago Lopez will be the new mayor of Dolores beginning in April. He is uncontested in the election. Lopez has served two stints as a board member, once in the late 1990s and for...