Bonnie Anderson announces race for Montezuma commissioner seat Former noxious weed director settled out of court with BOCC over an alleged retaliatory termination November 20, 2025
With cattle drives ongoing, sheriff urges drivers to slow ‘You’ll get through the herd,’ sheriff says, saying drivers should stop and wait November 19, 2025
Montezuma-Cortez board hears from teacher, ratifies CDE administrative unit Teacher’s testimony about English studies moves board members November 19, 2025
Mancos toy swap draws strong turnout; leftover toys donated Parents and guardians exchange toys November 19, 2025
Former Ute Mountain Ute tribal official Lyndreth Wall convicted in sex case Wall found guilty on 15 of 20 counts after allegedly using his status of tribal healer to abuse women November 19, 2025
A sit-down with the Montezuma County Young Republicans leader Delta Suckla spearheads a group for young people to become politically engaged November 18, 2025
Family Engagement Night celebrates diverse cultures in Montezuma-Cortez schools Event showcases Native, Asian and European traditions and connects families with local resources. November 18, 2025
Wall declines to testify as defense rests in tribal sex-abuse trial Defense ends testimony; closing arguments set for Tuesday November 17, 2025
Parade of Lights to march down Main on Dec. 6 Parade to include people’s choice award and best band category November 17, 2025
Cortez Middle School eighth graders shared personal poems in Sunflower Theatre showcase Students have been working on their poetry in anticipating of the showcase November 17, 2025
Mancos Art Market returns for holidays with handmade gifts, music and community The annual event kicks off the holiday season. November 17, 2025
The cup is half-full White to move and win The World Cup in India this November is one of the most important chess tournaments… November 17, 2025
Colorado Parks director talks wolf program in update to wildlife commissioners Amid petitions, federal pushback and wolf-cattle conflicts, CPW says it is ‘massive workload’ November 17, 2025
Pope returns 62 artifacts to Indigenous peoples from Canada Gesture reflects part of reckoning with colonial past November 16, 2025
Colorado’s bighorn sheep face growing threat from respiratory disease, officials say Respiratory pathogens and changing conditions shape Colorado’s management of its signature species November 15, 2025
Cortez lowers rec center sales tax after discovering years of overcollection City manager says amount overcollected is still being calculated November 14, 2025
SNAP fully restored to Montezuma County families after shutdown strain The 2-week lapse forced some to choose between groceries and basic bills November 14, 2025
Montezuma Heritage Museum honors donors, wins state award at luncheon A plaque was unveiled for former county officials November 14, 2025
Police blotter Journal/Sam Green<br><br>Cortez Police Department badgedu1-i-syn Thursday, Nov. 6 10:49 a.m.: An officer responded to Min Tea, 215 S. Sligo St.,… November 14, 2025
Bible described as the Mona Lisa of illuminated manuscripts goes on display in Rome Commissioned by Duke Borso D’Este, was created between 1455 and 1461 November 14, 2025
New Ute Mountain Ute Council sworn in Four seats officially filled on tribal council during Nov. 7 inauguration November 13, 2025
After unseasonable warmth, San Juan peaks may get 6-12 inches of snow Sunday Warmer temps end, bringing rain to valleys and snow to the high country November 13, 2025
Tri-City Record recognized at press association awards banquet Tri-City Record takes Sunshine Award, top sports and photography honors in statewide competition November 13, 2025
Dolores school welcomes new board members at November meeting New members will take the seats of Casey McClellan and Clay Tallmadge November 13, 2025