September is delivering some welcome moisture, but the Montezuma County commissioners have decided to keep the burn ban in place for a little longer.
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This week’s agriculture report examines high beef prices, North American trade tensions and how rising fuel costs could increase grocery bills. -
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More than 25 performers and 15 artists are transforming downtown Mancos for The Golden Fox Paradox, an immersive theater production running October 2–4 and 9–11. -
Dolores trustees are considering wildfire building standards and have approved water project financing and a downtown rezoning. -
Because of wildfires and the drought that has clung to the Four Corners all summer, bears are even hungrier than usual as they head into hibernation season. That has led to a number of incidents that range from amusing to tragic.
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The monsoon storms around the Four Corners in the past few days have been a decidedly mixed blessing.
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Fewer than 25 percent of eligible Mancos students took CMAS exams, leaving the district without enough data for a standard state performance rating.
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Trees rely on water to perform their most basic functions, and by shutting down for winter earlier, they can conserve water… but that means fall colors arriving earlier. -
How wide should a sidewalk be? Do carports have to match the design of your house? Those were two of the questions the Cortez City Council considered at their meeting Sept. 8.
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Post-fire specialists are assessing soil damage, debris flows and watershed risks after the Ferris Fire, as parts of the burned landscape begin to recover.
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