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Drilling limited in Montezuma County

Boom was in the 1960s and 1970s

Montezuma-Cortez district warned of aging bus fleet

A proposed extension of Seventh Street would provide safer and more convenient access to the new high school (background) for…

D.C. lawmakers meet inside Colorado mine

Congressional hearing held underground highlights Gold King spill

Fact Check: Rubio is a bit off on watch list numbers

CNN’s Jake Tapper reviewed Sen. Marco Rubio’s claim about the U.S. government’s terrorist watch lists. Rubio told Tapper there are…

News from the Mancos Times-Tribune, Oct. 6, 1911

More Rain and Higher Waters On Wednesday evening one of the severest of the many severe storms of the season…

Planning and Zoning weighs laundry project

The waters started to churn this week for a new commercial laundry operation after planning officials sorted through numerous zoning…

U-Haul moves into Mancos

A Mancos automobile repair shop is now positioned to possibly make someone famous. U-Haul company officials have announced that Valley…

Town serves up holiday dinner

Georgette Welage and Andrea Phillips serve residents at the annual Mancos holiday dinner. The town staff helped cook and serve…

Robotics grant will fund summer internships at Adams State

Adams State University students will have an opportunity to develop artificial intelligence and social-emotional programming for robots through a three-year…

Fort Lewis College receives $300K grant

Partnership with Telluride Foundation brings business know-how to students

Dolores students build toys for kids

The Dolores woodshop classes made toys for the Teddy Bear Preschool for Christmas. One of the classes from back left…

Dolores Fire upgrades vehicles

Grants cover half the cost for truck, ambulance

Keeping warm

Dolores residents keep warm by the bonfire at the annual Christmas with Santa event.Sam Green/The Journal

80 years ago

Taken from the pages of the Dolores Star, Friday, Dec. 13, 1935

40 years ago

Taken from the pages of the Dolores Star, Friday, Dec. 19, 1975

Dolores Ranger District to burn slash piles later this week

The Journal The San Juan National Forest Dolores Ranger District plans to burn slash piles resulting from fuels-reduction efforts on…

Howlers sing out

The Mesa Elementary Howlers perform at the Four Seasons Greenhouse luminaria night.Sam Green/The Journal

Plant-a-Tree gift certificates are now on sale

Plant-A-Tree holiday gift certificates are now on sale at San Juan National Forest offices for the person on your Christmas…

Water monitoring plans may bring Four Corners together

New Mexico, La Plata County discuss partnerships

Western states below historic snowpack averages

At the start of December, Nevada and Idaho are the only Western states above their historic averages for snowpack

Colorado’s craft brewers discuss loans

Federal official: Small businesses create two out of three new jobs

To Our Customers: The Journal is moving

The Journal’s offices on North Roger Smith Avenue will permanently close on Christmas, Dec. 25. The Journal will reopen Monday,…

Christmas in Dolores

Dolores test scores fall below state average

Science is exception; improvement plan adjusts instruction to new standards