Three high school seniors graduated with associate degrees and another five earned certifications in welding, automotive and CNA programs. https://t.co/px2CBWQgBn
The Cortez Voter Service and Polling Center will offer first-time voter registration and updates, respond to ballot and replacement ballot requests, and host in-person voting from June 22 through Election Day. https://t.co/MYQWjIwPVn
Old Abe, the steam- and coal-powered tractor that became a staple of parades and events across Southwest Colorado, will be auctioned off this weekend in Durango. https://t.co/zHWuKYotPi
Shandine John is accused of vehicular homicide in connection with the death of Michael Burnison following a crash in downtown Cortez on March 24. https://t.co/4a1p3q0ts9
The the workshop Thursday afternoon in Cortez will cover people’s relationship with water, assessing its changes over time and explaining how plants adapt to water availability. https://t.co/8kW7R0hhnX
The Governor’s Creative Leadership Award honors individuals who use the arts to provoke meaningful change in their communities. https://t.co/3RSgL2Z9PG
Republican candidates vying for local offices will gather Wednesday for a forum, where they are expected to outline their positions on local issues just before voters cast ballots in the primary later this month. https://t.co/FsA7Ewjyvj
Jeremy Wade Shockley is moving on from the Southern Ute Drum, a biweekly newspaper serving the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, after 14 years. https://t.co/PQcKFF2xEH
Four students from Montezuma Martial Arts Academy are preparing to travel to France to compete at the International Combat Organization World Championships for Team USA. https://t.co/Se2pvhNUKk