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  • KSJD News HeadlinesTwo men who allegedly grew marijuana illegally along a remote section of the Dolores River in Colorado have been indicted by a federal…
  • Ballots are arriving at county clerks’ offices as Election Day approaches on Tuesday, November 7th. As of Wednesday evening, Montezuma County Clerk Kim…
  • Of the five counties in Region 9, Montezuma County is the least expensive for a family of four to live in.
  • A Republican state senator and a Democratic state representative presented a grim picture of Colorado’s budget in Dolores Saturday morning.
  • Montezuma County voters approved all four local questions on Tuesday’s general-election ballot, but those results weren’t known until about 5:30 Wednesday…
  • The Montezuma County commissioners are considering letting voters decide whether to extend term limits on certain county offices.
  • Montezuma County voters will be making decisions on four local revenue questions in the upcoming Nov. 5 general election.
  • Montezuma County’s use of so-called “fossil water” for dust abatement drew criticism at the county commission meeting Monday.The water is a byproduct of…
  • On Tuesday morning, Navajo sheep herders and Montezuma Land Conservancy will come together at a farm in Lewis to celebrate a threatened breed of sheep and its place in Diné culture. The Navajo-Churro sheep breed became endangered in the 1930s due to livestock reduction policies implemented by the U.S. government. Montezuma Land Conservancy offered for Navajo herders from Teec Nos Pos, Arizona to have their Churro sheep graze at a farm north of Cortez in exchange for education for the public on weaving and wool. Roy Kady is a member of the Navajo Nation and a weaver who’s contributing to the revitalization of the breed, which began in the 70s. He and his apprentice herders – most of them younger Navajo citizens living on the reservation, many in Teec Nos Pos – will be holding fiber and weaving demonstrations at Fozzie’s Farm. And last week, residents of Montezuma County attended a meeting in the Dolores Public Library on the need for more veterinarians for the area, including those who respond to after-hours emergencies.
  • The two candidates vying for a seat on the Montezuma County Commission disagreed on issues such as child care and the controversial “Big Beautiful Bill” at a forum Wednesday evening in Dolores.
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