Dolores News

Clarence Carnal sang and played cowboy songs on his guitar or accordion until he was 92.

Investors still like to buy smaller Denver-area apartment properties, priced at less than $3 million, because such deals are easier to finance, according to a recently released study.

It is with great appreciation that I thank the support I have received after announcing my candidacy for city council.

No-Mess Drilling Next time you need to drill a hole in drywall, try this tip from Josh Allen of St.

CORTEZ The Montezuma Community Economic Development Association, or MCEDA, has some legs under it only a year after launching itself.

The Enterprise Zone Program, Colorado's main incentive for attracting businesses, will be re-evaluated this spring by the state's General Assembly as the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, or OEDIT, and the Economic Development Commission present recommendations on it.

Starting their nationwide tour at Citrus College, Will and Company consists of two actors, who portrayed Latinos from the past who have helped shaped the face of our nation.

Colorado flu statistics through Oct. 10, released Wednesday by the state Department of Public Health and Environment.

Morley Ballantine, 84, chairman and editor of The Durango Herald whose roots were in a Midwestern childhood and a newspaper-publishing family, died Saturday, Oct.

The longtime editor and chairwoman of The Durango Herald has died, the newspaper said.

The superlative experience Upcoming Events Gear Guide Beer, blues and autumn colors A look at the 16th Annual Telluride Blues and Brews Festival by Conan Bliss If you're feeling the fall blues, your cure just might include heading to Telluride this weekend for the 16th Annual Telluride Blues and Brews Festival.

Summer brings many visitors our way. Rod Vanderwall of Boulder, Colo., stopped by our Paonia office to renew his subscription and pick up a snazzy HCN T-shirt on his way to Cortez in southern Colorado, where he'll be reviewing the energy conservation needs of a community college.

Back from Silver City, N.M., and the Gila Wilderness Area for a few days were M. John and Gay Fayhee.

Back from Silver City, N.M., and the Gila Wilderness Area for a few days were M. John and Gay Fayhee.

Congrats to Colorado Mountain College professor Sharon Aguiar, who will be participating in the Fulbright teaching exchange for the 2009-10 academic year in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico.

A helicopter lands at Smuggler Mine at the base of Aspen's Smuggler Mountain Thursday to refuel amid a logging operation on the mountain.

VAIL, Colorado - Vail Valley resident Dolores Gonzales, 79, is sure of one thing - she's going to walk again, and soon.

Robb makes and markets furniture for homeowners that prefer a rustic southwestern style.

The littlest Rainbow Dancers wore masks of old men, part of a tradition for one of the Mexican states.

The much anticipated 2009 Dolores River Festival is coming, Saturday, June 6 to Joe Rowell Park in Dolores.