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By: Bailey Duran
Camp Abilities Four Corners, a weeklong sports camp for visually impaired and blind children ages 9-17 on the Navajo Nation, recently wrapped up its fifth summer season with a three-day rafting adventure on the San Juan River.
9 a.m.: An officer responded to a residence on Road 29.2, Dolores, for a report of fraud. A man who had paid another man $180 by check for landscaping work said the check was altered and cashed for $280. The bank had already credited the victim back. The officer obtained a copy of the altered check and planned to seek a warrant.
8:25 a.m.: An officer responded to the Montezuma County Courthouse, 865 N. Park St., to transport a woman on a warrant to the Montezuma County Detention Center.
By: Bailey Duran
Lamp Post Creative Learning Center is marking the end of its first full season with summer performances and a barbecue as a celebration of the center’s efforts to bring more art, music and theater dra...
By: Bailey Duran
When wildfire tears through the landscape and teams are called in, firefighters are the first response team that comes to mind. While firefighters may be the ones on the front lines, the personnel behind the scenes help keep them safe while creating strategies to fight fire in the most efficient way possible.
By: Bailey Duran
The Dolores School District Board of Education voted in a June special meeting to raise its teacher base pay with the goal of attracting new teachers and ensuring competitiveness with neighboring dist...
Sundog Gallery will celebrate its first year with an evening of art, music and events on Aug. 1, and the community is invited to attend.The Sundog Gallery Birthday Bash is scheduled from 4 to 7...
By: Bailey Duran
Registration is open for the 2026 Mesa Verde Writers Conference, a three-day event for writers of all experience levels from Sept. 2 to Sept. 4 at Deer Hill Expeditions, 7850 Rd. 41 in Mancos. The con...
By: Bailey Duran
The Southwest Conservation Corps is launching its first adult day crew program in Montezuma County this fall with the aim of addressing local conservation workforce needs and providing entry-level opp...
2:45 p.m.: A deputy responded to 18680 Colorado Highway 145, Dolores, for a report of a lost or stolen firearm. The reporting party said a Glock 43X 9 mm handgun in a black lock box went missing from a cabinet in his camper around March 11, 2024, while the family was out on a bike ride. The gun was entered into CCIC/NCIC.
