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  • A pesar de que el superintendente del distrito escolar de Montezuma-Cortez, Tom Burris, no reportó alegaciones que él mismo escuchó sobre una relación inapropiada entre una maestra y un estudiante, por el momento no amerita ninguna acción disciplinaria en su contra.
  • Montezuma-Cortez High School and Southwest Open School were placed on lockdown Tuesday after a report of a man with a weapon in the vicinity of the high school. However, no potential shooter was found.
  • An investigation is ongoing into a report of a student with a gun in the vicinity of Montezuma-Cortez High School on Tuesday. Cortez police are asking local high-school students and their parents for help in the matter.
  • The presence of zebra-mussel veligers in the Upper Colorado River near Grand Junction has water managers concerned but not panicked.
  • Local residents who have been waiting for weeks to resume recycling their cardboard and plastic will have to wait a bit longer.
  • Por un margen de tan solo tres votos, el excomisionado del condado de Montezuma Larry Don Suckla ganó oficialmente las elecciones primarias del partido republicano en el distrito 58 de la Cámara de Representantes.
  • Sigue activa una investigación acerca de reportes de un estudiante con un arma de fuego en los alrededores del colegio de Montezuma-Cortez este martes.
  • Rising food prices spark political debate, but production costs have surged by 28% since 2019. Low water levels hinder grain transport, while drones may soon herd cattle.
  • The Montezuma-Cortez School District drew enthusiastic accolades last week from the director of accountability pathways for the Colorado Department of Education. And work on an overlook to the Cliff Palace site will obstruct a trail and thus prevent Mesa Verde National Park from holding a luminaria-lighting event this winter.
  • Colorado Sen. John Hickenlooper answered questions about protections for the Dolores River corridor and numerous other issues at a town hall in Cortez Tuesday night. And the Montezuma-Cortez District Re-1 school board on Wednesday issued a statement saying it is waiting for the result of legal proceedings against the district superintendent before “making any assumptions.”
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