Why the Mesa Verde people eventually left their homes may never be known. Indeed, they lived in the cliff dwellings for only about the last 75 to 100 years of their occupation of Mesa Verde.

Verde Investment Inc. officially closed on the sale of the remaining 34 acres of Fiesta Mall. Here's what we know.

Greetings from Mesa Verde National Park This is a photo of me climbing the ladder up to Spruce Tree House at Mesa Verde N.P. in May 1978. From 1977 to 1982, my late husband and I lived and travelled ...

Mesa Verde Motel is one of the few lodging options ... You'll also be steps away from the historic Bauer House. Built in 1889 ...

Century when Spruce Tree House was built. It is now closed for the first time ... Ancestral Puebloan archaeological sites in existence are protected within Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern ...

Verde Investments has finished buying up a demolished mall to build a retail village of up to 4,000 homes in Mesa, east of ...

The cowboys improvised a ladder and descended to examine the homes of a vanished people ... At first it seemed that Mesa Verde might suffer the same fate as smaller ancient sites discovered ...

purchased the remaining 34 acres of the former Fiesta Mall in Mesa for nearly $24 million. The purchase completes Verde Investments' acquisition of the entire 80-acre Fiesta Mall property ...