Ouray Library News Today

FILM: "Tamasuka: The Ragged Edge" at the Sherbino Theater, 604 Clinton St., Ridgway. Doors open at 7 p.m., show starts at 7:30 p.m. $10, tickets at sherbino.org.

MEMORIAL EVENT: The Ouray County Republican Women will place flags on veterans' graves at Cedar Hill Cemetery at 9:30 a.m. and the Dallas Cemetery at 1 p.m.

CHURCH SERVICE: Taiźe Contemplative Prayer Service at St. John's Episcopal Church, 329 Fifth Ave., Ouray, 6 p.m.

NOEL NIGHT: Winter parade and "Jingle Mingle" event, 5-9 p.m., downtown Ridgway. Hosted by the Ridgway Area Chamber of Commerce.

Ouray voters chose to keep City Councilor Peggy Lindsey but pushed out City Councilor John Wood in favor of Michael Underwood, ensuring the council will have a different look and feel in 2024.

Arielle Bielak wants you to trust her.

A proposed U.S. Forest Service plan to regulate visits to the Blue Lakes near Mt. Sneffels received overwhelming approval from Ouray County residents eager to preserve the picturesque landscape.

Ouray County commissioners Tuesday approved an updated road maintenance agreement with the new owner of the Revenue-Virginius silver mine.

November 8, 1973 – The shoe’s on the other foot. Ouray Police Chief Steve Frazier has received a citation for a change.

Colorado voters on Tuesday soundly rejected Proposition HH, a complicated tax and spending measure that would have provided hundreds of dollars in property tax relief each year for the typical homeowner, while reducing state taxpayers’ refunds and expanding state spending on schools.