Living Frequently asked questions and answers for Thanksgiving Answers to this and many other frequently asked questions for Thanksgiving November 16, 2017
Living Community Calendar Sunday, Dec. 10<br><br>Sixth Annual Messiah Sing-in, 6 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 515 N. Park St. Singers, please… November 15, 2017
Living Community Calendar The Coordinated Approach to Child Health Early Childhood development program training will come to Cortez from 8 a.m. to 4… November 12, 2017
Arts and Entertainment Harlis Sweetwater Band featuring Hurricane Jake coming to Cortez Hurricane Jake Heath, who has become a national award-winning bluesman with his latest project, “Hurricane Jake’s One Man Band,” will… November 10, 2017
Living Just in time for Thanksgiving dinner: traceable turkeys Finding your turkey’s origins might be just around the corner November 9, 2017
Living How to preserve herbs for use in the coming year By Gail Vanik If you are like many of us, most of your garden has been harvested or has frozen… November 9, 2017
Living Drug prices keep rising with no end in sight du1-i-syn Recently a tweet from Lauren Sausser, a fine health reporter I know in South Carolina, caught my eye. “Crazy… November 9, 2017
Arts and Entertainment Sunflower hosts Reader’s Theatre The Sunflower Theatre presents two classic American short stories – “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allen Poe, performed by James… November 8, 2017
Living How a potato helped the Four Corners survive climate shifts The ancient potato may hold answers to present-day challenges November 4, 2017
Living Community Calendar Post announcements to SpinGo.com and email announcements to news@the-journal.com and include “Community Calendar” in the subject field. Items submitted less… October 30, 2017
Living Results: Montezuma County Fair competitions The winners in shooting sports, horse shows and more October 25, 2017
Living The cold but sweet taste of winter By Gail Vanik Vic has become known in this area for his outstanding broccoli. Sweet, delicious and nongassy, his winter… October 24, 2017
Living Jesus is not the star of the new Museum of the Bible Hobby Lobby family builds one of largest museums in capital October 21, 2017
Living Cortez council plans 2018 budget $1.84 million proposed for street improvements October 13, 2017
Living Rohwer’s Farm offers peppers for every palate Variety truly the spice of life for Rohwer’s Farm of Pleasant View October 13, 2017
Living Ornamental grass adds grace, motion to landscape Today is windy, and as I am writing the plume grass outside my window is catching the golden light of… October 10, 2017
Living Gail’s Garden Divide and conquer the unruly perennial Has that day lily or iris you planted a few years ago gotten huge this summer? With the great moisture… September 27, 2017
Living Quilters churn out donations for hurricane relief Durango store to host quilt-making through November September 22, 2017
Living Get a jump on spring planting in September Although it has been unusually warm, cooler weather has arrived in some spots in the high country, and it’s time… September 20, 2017
Arts and Entertainment Carol Chamberland offers free public programs at Mesa Verde Painter Carol Chamberland plans discussion, sketching September 19, 2017
Living Volunteers sought for Public Lands Day cleanup, trail work Students from the University of Missouri do the heavy lifting during trail maintenance at the Mud Springs trail southwest of… September 19, 2017
Faith Bible study group to start classes in Durango, Ignacio, Cortez Associated Press file Bible Study Fellowship International will start weekly classes in Durango, Ignacio and Cortez. Bible study will be… September 9, 2017
Living Drug proposal is a solution for a non-existing problem Trudy Lieberman This fall, the House of Representatives is likely to take up legislation passed by the Senate that gives… September 7, 2017