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Developers of the proposed Village at Wolf Creek held a public forum in Pagosa Springs Oct.

Caudle case court orders shared: Judge restricts public By RUTH HEIDE ALAMOSA - The serious nature of the alleged crime contributed to motions and court orders limiting access to hearings, lawyers and others associated with the pending criminal case against John Caudle, 14, held in connection with the deaths earlier this week of his mother and ...

Share + Nov 3, 2009 9:17 am US/Mountain DEL NORTE, Colo. It will be another 30 days before prosecutors can file charges against a 14-year-old Del Norte boy in the deaths of his mother and stepfather.

DENVER a ' A storm bringing the first heavy snows of autumn to a large swath of the Rockies and Western Plains crippled parts of Colorado and Wyoming Wednesday, forcing road closures and sending students home early as the region battled up to two feet of snow but braced for twice that.

DEL NORTE, Colo. a " A sheriff in southwestern Colorado says he expects a 14-year-old boy to be charged in the deaths of his mother and stepfather after their bodies were discovered at their home.A relative found the bodies of 38-year-old Tracy Aaron Rinebarger and 34-year-old Joanna Marlee Rinebarger on Tuesday afternoon.Rio Grande County Sheriff ...

The Colorado Department of Transportation has begun a project to resurface a 3.3-mile stretch of US 160 west of Del Norte.

Ethan Duane Kroschel has announced that he will be running for Sheriff of Rio Grande County.

From left, 12th Judicial District Attorney David Mahonee, Rio Grande County Undersheriff Chuck Chick and Sheriff Brian Norton make public the fact that remains recovered in an Arizona lake June 24 have been identified as those of Danice Lea Day, missing since Jan.

Share + Sep 23, 2009 10:52 am US/Mountain DEL NORTE, Colo. Authorities say a body retrieved from an Arizona lake is that of a Colorado mother of two who disappeared more than seven years ago.

Saturday deluge can't stop fairgrounds' Farmers Market Conner Caldwell left, and Bradley Schorer of Ocean Air Farms try to stay dry at the Farmera s Market on Saturday.

Supervisors may lower it to 25 mph today Leslie Hinkley knows what it's like to be hit by a car.

The Rio Grande County Land Use Department held its first in a series of economic development workshops this past Thursday, July 30 at the county annex room in Del Norte.

The Rio Grande County Land Use Department held its first in a series of economic development workshops this past Thursday, July 30 at the county annex room in Del Norte.

Long before Colorado 114 took drivers over the gentle Cochetopa Pass between Saguache and Gunnison, the corridor of rolling hills and lush stream bottoms provided a haven for travelers on foot for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.

Report shows shifting trends in teen use of drugs, alcohol Some local students drink, some have tried smoking cigarettes and marijuana and a few have tried harder drugs.

Architects picked, first work chosen After months of discussion, the Del Norte County Unified School District Board has finally pulled the trigger on several decisions regarding Measure A bond projects.

DN track and field team competes at Northcoast Section championship Five members of the Del Norte High track and field team qualified for the Meet of Champions in Berkeley next Friday and Saturday by placing at the Northcoast Section Redwood Empire Area Track and Field Championship in Santa Rosa ona SSaturday.

Del Norte Brewing Co.'s Orale Lager is refreshing and perfect for summer; Vale do Bomfin is a dry red remiscent of port; Francis Coppola Sofia Sparkling Blanc would make for an elegant wedding sipper Daily staff reports newsroom@vaildaily.com Vail CO, Colorado Cinco de Mayo may already be a fuzzy, fading memory, but the seasonal reign of Mexican ...

The Rio Grande Department of Social Services is certainly appreciative of all those who keep its adoption program a well-oiled machine, but therea s no doubt that, at a time when its caseload sits at around 60, the department could use more.