All hail the Chicken! Winter storms have made Chicken Creek Nordic a popular skiing destination this year with the volunteer grooming crew working very hard this season. Check out their Facebook page for regular updates on the conditions or to make a donation. Photo by Peter Brindamour. A Note from the Administrator... Happy New Year [...]
For the past 13 years, Betsy Harrison and Tami Graham have served on the board of directors for Mancos Valley Resources (MVR). That adds up to over 50 board meetings, thousands of group emails, countless volunteer hours and most importantly, an unwavering commitment to the Mancos Valley and its citizens. Their dedication and vision have [...]
This free event was instituted in 2009 in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. whose great accomplishments as an activist made him the most visible spokesperson and leader in the civil rights movement.
This Farmers’ Market strives to provide affordable, locally grown, seasonally available produce as well as other locally sourced and crafted products to the residents of the Mancos Valley.
Mancos FoodShare (MFS) is dedicated to comprehensively addressing hunger and food security in the Mancos Valley by supporting healthy and local food access, production, education and distribution.
The Giving Tree allows local residents to pick up ornaments from Christmas trees displayed around town and buy gifts, food or help pay utilities for families in need during the holiday season.
Leadership Montezuma identifies, enlightens, and encourages emerging leaders of diverse backgrounds, occupations and cultures for the purpose of enhancing the quality of leadership in the community. Visit their website.
The Belonging Project is committed to supporting our common humanity by providing educational opportunities around immigration and Sanctuary in order to create inclusive communities and social change.
The Mancos Common Press was founded in 2013 to establish a center dedicated to the printer’s art while restoring and reusing the historic Mancos Times building as a new facility for students and graphic artists. Get the scoop on this historical organization by visiting their website.
Various residents brought mushing back to Mancos for a few years. Read the Durango Herald article.
