Mancos

The Journal The Mancos Public Library will kick off a series of free community events with a talk called “New Discoveries Along Old Trails” from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Kilgore American Indian...

The Mancos planning and zoning commission failed to meet a quorum for its January meeting, the fourth time a meeting has been canceled in the past year. Out of the five members of the commission,...

The ninth annual Mancos Melt will have a more artistic spin, according to organizers from the Creative District. Every March, Mancos celebrates the beginning of spring with the Melt, a townwide...

For years, there have been three unlocked gates across Road 41 in Weber Canyon south of Mancos. But Monteuzma County has ruled the gates are not authorized because they cross a public road. At the...

A vehicle traveling more than 100 mph blasted through Cortez, Towoac and Shiprock on Sunday afternoon, according to local law enforcement. No crashes or injuries were reported, but drivers reported...

After several months of discussion, the Mancos Town Board voted Wednesday to approve a fence replacement for town property on County Road 39. According to parks manager Terry Jennings, the town is...

Fresh off a week of practices dominated by shooting drills, the Dolores High School girls basketball team’s shots consistently found the bottom of the net throughout a 51-30 road victory over...

Fifteen minutes after his team defeated Mancos 73-66 in overtime on Jan. 9, Dolores High School head coach Larry Schwartz was still dripping with sweat and out of breath. Attempting to put into...

A year and a half into its existence, Durango School District 9-R’s food distribution center is thriving and has allowed the district to expand its offerings. The newest addition to school menus is...

Midge Kirk will launch her book “They Persisted” at the Mancos Public Library on Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. According to a news release, the book is a brief look at the lives of 21 women who were born in...