The San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office annex in Norwood should be complete by April.Jennifer Dinsmore, spokesperson and chief administrative officer for the Sheriff’s Office, said the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed construction. She said the project was just “getting started” in March, but bec…
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Dr. Heather Linder is starting a new medical practice in San Miguel County, after working at both Telluride Medical Center and Uncompahgre Medical Center. She’ll begin a direct primary care (DPC) practice on Dec. 1, with an office in Telluride and some home visits to Norwood, Naturita and Nucla.
Dilyn Alexander, a freshman at Norwood High School, has received an FFA award. With $3,050 awarded to her by investor First Farm Bank last week, Alexander will attend school for artificial insemination (AI) in cattle, improve the genetics in her own herd and hopefully do some reproduction wo…
Local ranchers are quite dismayed that Colorado voters approved Proposition 114 last week, which is set to reintroduce gray wolves in the state. A majority of voters on the Front Range and in San Miguel County voted to increase wolf populations. But ranchers like Terri Snyder Lamers say the …
Many young ladies in Norwood and Nucla have taken to the woods this fall for their first big game hunts. The local girls — they must be at least age 12, according to state regulations — have gone out with their fathers and successfully gotten a deer during rifle season.
Ambrosia Koontz opened her new shop, The Lost Gypsy, at the beginning of October, combining thrift and boutique items. In the Royer Building on Grand Avenue, she’s selling a mix of some gently used items, along with some new ones, too.
In the race for San Miguel County Commissioner District 3 seat, incumbent Kris Holstrom was elected again. Holstrom had approximately 93 percent of the votes, according to unofficial results Tuesday night, in defeating current Norwood Mayor Kieffer Parrino in the county’s only contested race.
Marshal Mike Wilkerson, Norwood’s law enforcement officer, reported last week that he questioned a small crowd of people in town that seemed to be gathering for a mysterious reason. Upon questioning, Wilkerson discovered the appearance of a non-native bird to the Norwood area, which was attr…
Last week, at the Town of Norwood’s monthly meeting, Carrie Andrew met before trustees for updates on the organizations she’s connected with. Andrew told the town she will not be renewing her term with the Norwood Chamber of Commerce. She has now served six years.
At the Town of Norwood’s monthly board meeting Oct. 14, Temojai Inhofe updated trustees about her work with the San Miguel Resource Center (SMRC). Inhofe, a licensed attorney with 20 years of experience, is now working as the full-time SMRC advocate for the West End.
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