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Lost dog survives six months alone after fatal crash, reunites with owner in Cortez (opens the original)
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Jake was found tied outside a dog shelter in Towaoc When a mixed-breed dog named Jacob Roy Lemons, aka Jake, vanished after a fatal rollover crash in February, Albuquerque owner Brenda Lemons searched the Cortez area every day, hoping and believing that Jake could be found. As the months passed, the chances of finding Jake became more and more slim. Jake, however, found his way home, six months after the crash that killed one of his owners, Renee Lemons, and a dog named Anabelle. A dog named Bea
Immersive theater production turns Mancos streets into interactive adventure this October (opens the original)
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The Golden Fox Paradox will take place over two weekends Updated Thursday, Sep 17, 2026 9:00 PM MT An immersive theater experience is set to transform downtown Mancos into an interactive wonderland for two weekends in October, sending small groups of audience members through streets, businesses, alleyways and other unexpected locations where they will interact with cast members and become part of the story. The Golden Fox Paradox: An Immersive Adventure for the Wonderfully Lost will be held Oct.
Two men identified in deadly plane crash on Dolores Peak (opens the original)
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Victims were taking part in aerial surveillance flight Two men killed in a plane crash Sept. 3 on the north side of Dolores Peak near Telluride have been identified. The victims were identified as Randy Ramirez, 34, and Blake Klobuchar, 20, said San Miguel County Coroner Emil Sante. Ramirez, who was from Jupiter, Florida, and Belen, New Mexico, was flying the plane, and Klobuchar, from Peralta, New Mexico, was the camera mapping operator as they collected aerial surveillance near Grand Junction,
Sexual Assault Services Organization expands to Montezuma and Dolores counties (opens the original)
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SASO was receiving calls in La Plata County from Montezuma County residents needing help navigating trauma Sexual Assault Services Organization, a free and confidential advocacy program for survivors of sexual violence, has expanded into Montezuma and Dolores counties and is preparing to open an office in Cortez. The organization, previously based solely in Durango and Ignacio, decided to begin providing in-person services in Montezuma and Dolores counties after receiving calls on its support li
Third annual memorial butterfly release set for Boyle Park in Mancos (opens the original)
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480 butterflies will be released by participants The third annual Memorial Butterfly Release is set to be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Boyle Park, 150 Grand Ave. in Mancos. The event offers community members a way to honor loved ones who have died. It is free and open to the public. The event is hosted by Pasco Hospice and Pasco/SW’s Moving Mountains Foundation, Inc., a local nonprofit affiliated with The Finding Home Foundation, Inc., Melinda Smith, PASCO community liaison, said. “The Memorial Bu
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