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The Cortez Public Library’s July programs include summer reading, dinosaur activities, a Tyrannosaur display, story time, teen events and a puzzle race.

The Cortez Public Library is preparing for a busy June, with a summer reading kickoff party, children’s programs, movie screenings, adult activities and special events tied to this year’s “Unearth Your Story” theme.

A Dolores library board review and a regional food summit highlight key issues in southwest Colorado, from governance concerns to food insecurity.

Library events this month include children’s programs, teen gaming, adult clubs, a documentary screening, and a nesting goose outside the front doors.

Cortez Public Library’s new director Leroy Harris highlights summer programs, technology upgrades, and free digital resources for the community.

Trustees on the Dolores Library Board agree on some issues but continue to argue about others.

The Dolores Library District Board took the unusual step Tuesday night, Nov. 25, of censuring one of its members.

Federal cuts impact Teton County Library's popular CHOW and senior art programs, while the Navajo Nation Council confirms Jeanine Jones as the new Auditor General to modernize audit procedures.

Cortez Public Library, under Director Beth Edson, offers exciting programs for all ages, from kids' activities to adult events, while navigating challenges like funding cuts to continue serving the community.

Many public libraries are more than places to get books — they serve as community hubs. From lifelong learning classes to children storytimes, libraries offer a rare neutral space for people to gather. In Westcliffe, Colorado, one library also offers people a chance to learn a musical instrument.