The Journal February 13, 2019 By Erika Alvero The Mount Lookout Grange has been named the 2018 Project of the Year by the Mancos Valley Resources Board and was honored at the group’s annual meeting this week. Mancos Valley Resources, a nonprofit focused on “preserving and enhancing” cultural and community assets of the Mancos Valley, [...]
FCFC is an intersectional collaboration creating mutual growth through racial, economic, ecological, and food-based justice initiatives.
"We do the annual MLK Breakfast to raise awareness of where we've been as a country. This event has always been successful. It seems to have its own momentum." ~Patricia Burk, MVR Board Member, MLK Breakfast Organizer Story by Lizzy Scully, photos by Betsy Harrison Martin Luther King Jr. (January 15, 1929 - April 4, [...]
Written by Lizzy Scully; Photos provided by Mancos Valley Chorus The Mancos Valley Chorus grew from a group of locals who got together to casually sing now and then. In 1998, when they realized they needed to garner more resources and be more organized, they decided to formalize the group. With little funding, they relied [...]
PIFF was established for 81328 residents who are experiencing financial difficulty due to unexpected medical situations or personal hardships.
The Painted Turtle is a place to cultivate and provide a safe and inspiring space for people of all ages and walks of life to explore the world of art and their inherent creativity, curiosity, and playfulness. enriching lives and communities.
Mt. Lookout Grange improves the economic well-being, social connectedness, and quality of life for agricultural producers and all in our rural community.
The Mancos Valley Chorus is MVR's oldest running program, established in 1998 by a few friends and neighbors interested in sharing "joy through the sounds of music."
MTG seeks to promote trail stewardship and etiquette for all trail users in the Mancos Valley.
Story by Lizzy Scully, photo by Grace Kennedy Built in 1935 by Grady Clampitt, The Kennedy/Mancos Grain Elevator has become a landmark in Mancos and a symbol of the town’s long agricultural history. While agriculture is still a mainstay of the Mancos economy, few structures remain showing the historic heritage of farming the valley was [...]
