by Mark Duggan | Apr 27, 2020
The pandemic has been particularly hard on small businesses. But some rely on their regular customers and government loans to weather the storm. Absolute Bakery in Mancos has been open for more than two decades. Their serving area is closed right now, like all...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 24, 2020
Animal adoptions are up nationwide. Especially now, people want the companionship and therapy that comes with having a pet. I recently spoke with Floss Backburn, Founder and President of Denkai Animal Sanctuary in Cortez, to learn more about the increase in adoptions,...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 18, 2020
Even in the middle of a worldwide pandemic, the job of educating children continues. Developing online learning has been challenging for school officials. But it’s also been a success. With schools closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, districts have had to get...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 13, 2020
Many businesses in the Four Corners have stepped up to make face masks and other supplies during the coronavirus pandemic. It’s an effort that’s reminiscent of World Wars I and II…businesses modifying their production lines to make much-needed equipment during a...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 10, 2020
As of Thursday, April 9, the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe had no reported coronavirus cases. The number is in stark contrast to the neighboring Navajo Nation, with more than 450 confirmed cases. KSUT’s Mark Duggan spoke with the tribe’s chairman about the steps...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 9, 2020
Education administrators have had their hands full the past few weeks. They’ve had to transition to online learning for students of all ages and make sure students have the right equipment, such as tablets, to continue their studies. They’re also ensuring that...
