Final construction defects efforts fizzle out at capitol
Only one of six bills makes it into law
Cortez
Western Excelsior workers, town look toward uncertain future
On Monday afternoon, Mancos resident Jonathan Sam went home to see part of his livelihood up in flames. Sam worked at Western Excelsior Corp. in Mancos as a machine operator…
Cortez protesters take Tipton to task on health care
Representative argues for affordability, accessibility
Cortez Sanitation District looks for new board member
Micah Mobley resigns at May meeting
Cory Gardner, Scott Tipton want BLM headquarters moved west
Effort would bring decision-makers closer to lands they oversee
May events at the Mancos Library
Following are events planned for the month of May at the Mancos Public Library, 211 W. First St. For more information, call the library at 970-533-7600. Adult programs “Keeping Kids…
Firefighters attack hot spots at Western Excelsior
The Western Excelsior fire continued to smolder on Wednesday as the town considered the potential loss of its biggest business and the investigation into the blaze pointed to a faulty…
Lightning ignites house fire in central Cortez
Sunny skies expected through the weekend
Sprint cars thrill fans at Fairgrounds Speedway
Close finishes, big crashes and packed stands highlight weekend races
Commissioners approve D&L high-impact permit
Allowable uses are restricted to crushing, storage
Suspect in double homicide caught after car chase in Cortez
Grand Junction man suspected of killing couple in Arizona; bond set at $50,000
Best Western Turquoise Inn and Suites holds grand re-opening
Motel goes for modern furnishings, work area and lighting
Cortez Outdoor and Gun Show draws enthusiasts of all ages
Outdoor and Gun Show draws a crowd to Cortez for exhibits
Dove Creek farmer awarded $26,500 in damages from elk
CPW says elk herd caused 100 percent loss of crops
Photo: Construction opens up fire training
Cortez firefighters Adam Kennedy, Mike Cabell and Scott Heidergott practice cutting into a roof using the old fire department administration building for the training as construction starts to build the…
Chaos breaks out during school finance debate
Coram votes against party on charter school funding
Boat with mussels is stopped at McPhee boat ramp
Harvey Baker places a tag on a boat at McPhee Reservoir after making sure it is drained to prevent invasive species.Sam Green/The Journal A pontoon boat carrying the invasive quagga…
Cortez hydroponics store moves to Main Street
Shop sells organic garden supply items
Deputy fingerprints for ID
Kole Dimon is fingerprinted by a Montezuma County sheriff’s deputy as part of the child-identification program during the Montelores Children’s Festival.Sam Green/The Journal
NRC urges uranium miner to review all operations
Cameco spilled radioactive waste on highway near Blanding