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Lawsuit sheds light on how Jeffs ruled FLDS
A lawsuit sheds light on how the church and municipal leadership are deeply intertwined on the Arizona-Utah border
Wind tears roof off mobile home in Cortez
Legislature kills bill benefiting ranchers and farmers
Measure helped producers in water appeals
Montezuma County sheriff warns residents of phone scam
A man is attempting to swindle residents by telephoning them and falsely identifying himself as “Deputy Walker,” of the sheriff’s citation and warrant service, the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office said…
Grizzly Peak wilderness preserved as a natural area
Natural Area is established northeast of Rico
Former Mancos marshal John Cox gets probation for DUI
John Cox ordered to give community service, abstain from alcohol
No one injured when school bus rear-ended on U.S. Highway 160
Brief lane closure quickly cleared after Monday afternoon
State lawmakers debate funding a presidential primary
Measure would allow unaffiliated electors to participate
Black students unite at Fort Lewis College
FLC group supports minorities, promotes diversity
Meet the Dolores Seven of the town board
Four newly elected Dolores Town Board members and new mayor were sworn in Monday. The new board): Val Truelsen, Mayor Santiago Lopez, Ginger McClellan-Swope, Robert Dobry, Izzy Boyce, James Biard…
Secondhand Strings to perform at Dolores River Brewery
Talented group will feature their new album
Cortez teens embark on trips to Colorado universities
CMS students visit universities on field trip
Colorado vaccine database proposal falls
State’s vaccination rates among the nation’s lowest
Mancos library will host free legal clinic
For The Journal A free legal clinic for parties who have no attorney, will be featured from 2–3:30 p.m. on May 12, and on every second Thursday of each month…