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Calendar & Events - News (opens the original)
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Ouray County Republican Women meeting, 6 p.m. at 6085 County Road 23 in Ridgway. Contact Patty Blackford at 970-318-8891 for details. Ouray County Fair at the Ouray County Fairgrounds & 4-H Center, 22739 U.S. Highway 550 in Ridgway. Livestock show times: 9 a.m. swine show, 10 a.m. poultry and rabbit show, 11 a.m. sheep and goat show, 3 p.m. beef show. Open class exhibits open from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Visit ouraycountyco.gov for more details. Historic True Grit Walking Tour, 3 p.m., free. Meet at Hartw
Water hauling adds stress, challenge to ranchers - News (opens the original)
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Most summers, Andrea Ingo and Mike Miller find a way to take a break in between irrigating, cutting and baling hay, moving cows and other chores. But this summer’s persistent drought has thrown a wrench into any hope of a day off for the couple at the Fisher Ranch, one of Ouray County’s oldest cattle operations, dating back four generations. The ponds where their cows graze have dried up. And that means hauling water every other day, two or three loads a day. It’s not that the water costs much —
Victoria Trujillo - News (opens the original)
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Victoria Rose Trujillo, 61, passed away peacefully in her sleep on August 4, 2026, following a courageous and painful battle with Parkinson’s Disease and Dystonia. Affectionately known as “Vicky” or “Peanut,” she was born on August 8, 1964, in Montrose, Colorado. She grew up as the cherished baby sister of the large Trujillo family in Ouray, Colorado. As a teenager, Vicky worked typical local jobs, cashiering at the Ouray Hot Springs and cleaning rooms for local hotels. While attending Ouray Hig
Flood ravages homes - News (opens the original)
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When the fire raged above them on the mountain, the evacuated residents of Ponderosa Village hoped for rain. They wished for anything to help the firefighters get control of the blaze so it wouldn’t burn down the hill and destroy their homes. They watched the billowing, cauliflower-shaped pyrocumulus clouds rise as the fire constructed its own weather. They watched the glow of the embers on the hillsides above their homes, the trees exploding with sparks and the airplanes dropping fire retardant
Despite fire, downsized Fourth celebration marches on - News (opens the original)
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A scaled-back Fourth of July celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States and 150th birthday of Ouray attracted thousands to the city, despite the cancellation of fireworks, water fights and an Air Force flyover that couldn’t happen due to aerial firefighting operations holding back the Gold Mountain Fire. The fire, which started on June 27 on the cliffs above U.S. Highway 550 about two miles north of town, spread northeast to the Cimarrons, driven by winds that swept the billowing smo
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