The Colorado’s unexpected carbon footprint
Flooding restored vegetation, but released methane and carbon dioxide
Cortez
Construction continues on new Cortez City Hall
Building formerly housed Cortez Journal
The times were lively, and life was grand in 1909
In 1909, Lebanon had its own telephone company and put on the biggest Fourth of July celebration ever held in Montezuma Valley. Trains ran from Telluride and Durango, and more…
Criminal investigation into Gold King Mine spill confirmed
The Gold King Mine as seen from an EcoFlight recently near Silverton. Federal officials announced this week that a criminal investigation in the the Aug. 5, 2015 blowout at the…
Forest visitor center serves a world of travelers
Historic San Juan visitor center provides a haven for tourists, adventurers and beasts
Hisatsinom hosts Fowles for lecture on archaeology in Taos
The Journal As a part of the Four Corners Lecture Series, the Hisatsinom Chapter of the Colorado Archaeology Society presents Dr. Severin Fowles on Wednesday, Aug. 10 at 7 p.m.…
Commissioners take sales tax question off November ballot
County considers special election after missing state deadline
Monsoons finally arrive, bring rain to SW Colorado
Dry La Niña pattern may not materialize
Lopez gets six years for sex assault on child
Judge: He’s a ‘coward’ for not fessing up
Dove Creek murder trial set to start in Durango this fall
William Blackburn accused of strangling girlfriend in 2015
Colorado’s U.S. attorney stepping down after 6 years
Leading prosecutor in Colorado to return to private practice
Durango mother charged in fatal head-on crash
Woman suspected of causing head-on crash that killed 8-year-old daughter
Monday is Colorado Day, and state parks have free admission
Mancos State Parkdu1-i-syn For the Journal Colorado Parks and Wildlife is offering free park entrance to active-duty military as well as veterans in August. Eligible individuals may get their pass…
Colorado represented at Democratic convention in Philadelphia
Centennial State in the spotlight for Hillary Clinton’s historic moment
Young Cortez riflewoman earns a trip to Washington, D.C.
Kayleen Bowie was awarded a trip to Washington, D.C., from the National Rifle Association for her success as a competitive shooter and student. Her trip included a tour of the…
Environmental concerns realized at New Mexico well-site fire
June fire caused evacuation of 55 residents
Ute Mountain Utes receive $871,000 housing grant
Ute tribe pursuing additional projects
Fair brings out Montezuma’s most colorful stars
Next week is one of my favorites of the year! It’s Montezuma County Fair week, and with the fair comes the annual Flower Show. It’s easy to get involved. The…
Lady Panthers host soccer camp
Local youths learn skills from high school coaches and players
Bri Suckla, Stormi Pitman and Kody Gregory return from the National High School Rodeo Finals
Locals compete in the largest ever NHSFR that featured 2,146 entries