County plan for TV broadcast opens up public records issue
Rebroadcast opens public records issue
Cortez
Drilling rights near Chaco Canyon sell for $3M
Native American, environmentalists delayed sale 3 times
Dallas Brass to perform in Cortez
Group will hold master classes for CMS, M-CHS students
GOP wants to repeal Colorado health exchange
Democrats say promise they will fight
Wednesday crash on Highway 491 involved multiple vehicles
du1-i-syn An early morning crash on U.S. Highway 160/491 near Towaoc on Wednesday involved multiple vehicles and led to a four-hour cleanup, according to Colorado State Patrol Trooper Josh Lewis.…
Cortez asks residents to make trash containers accessible
A Cortez city dumpster.Stephanie Alderton/The Journal The Cortez Public Works Department is asking residents to make trash containers accessible this week. With the recent storms, it has been noticed that…
Cortez Idol singing competition starts Saturday
Cortez Idol contest starts Saturday
Avalanche survivor wants to spare others from tragedy
Man pitched over cliff, buried 5 feet deep
Tools for wannabe weather prognosticators in the West
Five resources for understanding the region’s wacky weather
Local dancers perform at the Pepsi Center
Montezuma-Cortez and Dolores dance teams entertain at Denver Nuggets game
Mancos Love Krauts brews up healthy food and drink
Love Krauts ferments regional ingredients into healthful condiments and drinks
Colorado academic standards will be updated in 2018
State board considers input from educators, civilians
Dolores chamber reaches out to ‘tri-city’ businesses
Partnering with other towns benefits region, director says
Panthers swept by Demons
Durango completes season sweep during M-CHS’ blackout night
Fear of invasive mussel spreads to two Cortez-area reservoirs
Irrigation Co. worried about Narraguinnep, Groundhog reservoirs
Horsemen present talk ‘Olga Little – Packer Extraordinaire’
The Journal The Mesa Verde Back Country Horsemen will host a presentation by Wayne Schaaf on the history of his great aunt, Olga Little, at the Horsemen’s meeting on Tuesday,…
Frustrated residents seek response from Sen. Cory Gardner
Office protesters say they want their voice heard
Mancos Spring Hoedown lines up bands for April event
Event benefits Montezuma School To Farm Project
Unusually heavy snowfall scrambles local, state crews
Heavy, wet snow cancels classes, closes mountain passes
Simmons is Mancos Citizen of the Year
Dr. Linda Simmons has been named Mancos Citizen of the Year for 2017. A longtime local and former Fort Lewis College professor, Simmons is involved with various community groups in…