Presentation focuses on ‘Northern Chaco Outliers Project’
The Journal As part of the Four Corners Lecture Series, the Hisatsinom Chapter of the Colorado Archaeology Society presents Susan Ryan on Thursday, July 6, at 7 p.m. at the…
Cortez
Singer Andy Mason wraps up summer library series
The Journal Singer Andy Mason will wrap up the Cortez Public Library’s Summer Reading performances on Wednesday, July 19, at 2 p.m. Mason, from New Mexico, has been performing concerts…
Lightner Creek Fire evacuees begin to return home
Returns done in two stages, depending on location
Cortez council discusses long-range plans for city
Board sets goals for business, water, internet and more
Most evacuations remain in place for Lightner Creek Fire
Fire stays at 20% containment Friday
Firefighters cautiously optimistic about Lightner Creek Fire
Evacuations, pre-evac notices remain in place
Ute Mountain Utes to build $2 million solar farm
Tribe, U.S. split $2M funding
Marijuana drug ring indictment is state’s largest
Thousands of pounds of pot distributed across state lines
Mancos plans fireworks, potluck for July Fourth
Mancos will celebrate Independence Day with a fireworks display that will begin on July 4 at dusk at Boyle Park. Sunset on July 4 is expected to be about 8:37…
Lightner Creek Fire declared disaster emergency
Fire expected to grow with hot, windy weather in forecast
Firefighters brace for second hot, windy day at Lightner Creek Fire
State team to take command; air support to continue
Water leak on Colorado 145 prompts traffic concerns
Wet spot on road caused by broken irrigation pipe
New health care act would harm farmers and ranchers
AHCA expected to scale back Medicaid coverage, hurt self-employed agricultural workers
Callers voice health care, business, opioid concerns in Tipton town hall
Phase-out of Medicaid expansion among hot topics
McPhee Reservoir experiences big gain in traffic
Ramp use increases 85 percent; holiday hours extended
Lightning fire in San Juan Forest grows to 5 acres
Mesa Verde, Montezuma County, BLM, CDOT announce fire restrictions
Neighbors clash over a Colorado chicken farm
A local court decision lands on the side of a 15,000-hen operation
Energy Office funding cut reveals split on state vision
Sure to be hot topic during the 2018 legislative session
Mesa Verde bans open fires throughout park
Fire manager Steve Underwood points out an area where the trees have burned at Mesa Verde National Park. From 2000 to 2003, a series of wildfires ripped through the park,…