New regulations begin Wednesday, May 27. Guidelines include placing tables 6 feet apart, limiting indoor dine-in capacity at 50%, and encouraging outdoor dining.
In preparation for the Mancos Farmer's Market - starting June 18 - the Grand Avenue lot gets a new look with terracing, planters, a gravel walkway, and bark.
Mancos Chamber Receives Thermometer Donation
Thanks to Southwest Health System, Mancos Valley Chamber of Commerce has some thermometers for local businesses to aid them in reopening. Offer is first come first served.
Artist Brad Goodell will paint a mural on the Fenceline Cidery building on Main Street this summer, commissioned by building owner Malgosa LLC. "Malgosa’s vision and dedication to create a more beautiful future in spite of present challenges is awesome and an inspiration for all us at Fenceline and in the greater Mancos community." -- Fenceline Cidery
3 Ways You Can Help Other Small Businesses Outlast the Pandemic
From: Inc.
If you're in a position to help, your good actions today will have a lasting impact.
USDA to Provide $1 Billion in Loan Guarantees for Rural Businesses and Ag Producers
The USDA is making available up to $1 billion in loan guarantees to help rural businesses meet their working capital needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
