Ignacio News

Casinos owned by Colorado's American Indians are doing big business, but not that big.

IGNACIO Members of public and private sectors gathered Oct. 14 for the 3rd Annual La Plata Economic Development Action Partnership, or LEAD, Economic Summit at Sky Ute Casino & Resort.

Four Corners authorities say 2-year-old Nicholas Lucero is safe and sound Tuesday night after being abducted by his father.

DURANGO As the issue of future economic development in La Plata County comes up in civic and business circles, the question inevitably comes with it: Where will these businesses grow? One option that's been gaining momentum is the Airport Business Park off of County Road 309 the turnoff from Highway 172 that leads to the Durango-La Plata Airport.

Share + Sep 25, 2009 3:56 pm US/Mountain IGNACIO, Colo. The Southern Ute Tribe will be able to run its health clinic now that the federal government has signed a contract and funding agreement.

Kim ran out from the break six times in her two matches on the featured TV table.

Brainstorm Internet will submit an application next month to the National Telecommunications and Information Association, or NTIA, for grant moneys between $4.5 and $5 million to fund projects that could bring broadband service to many underserved and unserved areas of Southwest Colorado and northern San Juan County, New Mexico, according to ...

Paula and Craig Watson could be the poster-children for "follow your passion and make it happen." The founders of the nonprofit Wolfwood Refuge in Ignacio, Colo.

For Henry Sun Eagle, this week's Indian Health Summit in Denver gave him a chance to share ideas and learn from more than 1,500 other American Indian health officials and tribal leaders from around the nation.

Linda Leung talks with Jay Swan and Denise Donohue on the evolution of Cisco certifications, how employers view Cisco credentials, and what new technologies they are learning themselves.

The natural gas processing plant that experienced a ruptured pipeline earlier this month is back in service.

Williams Partners LP's natural gas processing plant in Ignacio, Colo., remained closed Tuesday after a June 3 pipeline rupture.

An underground pipeline at a Williams Cos. natural gas processing plant near Durango, Colo., ruptured Thursday morning, causing the company to shut down the plant.

The rupture of a natural gas pipeline Wednesday prompted company officials to shut down Williams' Ignacio Plant in Ignacio, Colo.

A Viva Cinco de Mayo! Erin Farb STERLING, Colo. - In every beginning Spanish class at Northeastern Junior College, students learn the months of the year.