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Project Archaeology to offer workshop, scholarship

The Journal Project Archaeology is offering a professional development workshop at the Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center from June…

Firefighters respond to house fire in South Durango

Woman taken to hospital with burn injuries

Parks and Wildlife researching walleye at Narraguinnep

Process would reduce sport fish’s threat to native species

Mountain Film heads to Dolores on April 19

Fundraiser will help finance annual Dolores River Festival

Strong winds, rain and snow forecast for Southwest Colorado

Up to 9 inches of snow forecast for Telluride area

El Moro to host CRAFT event

The Journal CRAFT returns to El Moro Spirits and Tavern from 6 to 8 p.m. April 18, as the restaurant…

Humane Society to host pet vaccination clinic

The Journal For Pets’ Sake Humane Society’s spring low-cost pet vaccination clinic will take place from 9 a.m. to noon…

McPhee Overlook Trail to open part of trail

The Journal The McPhee Overlook Trail (FS Trail 155), located in the Dolores Ranger District of the San Juan National…

Local business wins Small Business Administration award

The Journal Medved Global Inc., located in Dolores, was recently named the Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year. This…

Reclamation to host public meeting on Dolores Project

The Journal The Bureau of Reclamation will host the 2019 operations meeting for the Dolores Project at 7 p.m. Thursday…

Skiers make waves Sunday at Purgatory

Pond skim event wraps up daily skiing

Durangoan built boats, public gardens and an international gem company

‘I just never thought there was anything I couldn’t do’

Durango train punches through avalanche paths ahead of summer season

Tracks buried in 60 feet of snow in some locations

WildEdge brewery celebrates two years of operation in Cortez

Local brewery to celebrate two years, thank community with WildOne brew, music and more

Mesa Verde to begin horse removal

National Mustang Association will organize adoptions

Yoga studio moves down Main Street

Owner: Change won’t affect operations

When will 100-year floodplain be tested in Durango?

Emergency officials evaluate flood risks this spring – and beyond

Cortez Public Library hosts exhibits

Cortez Public Library has several exhibit on display, and will be on display for the months of April and May.…

Last grants coming for endangered Route 66 program

One of the neon signs that used to light the way along Route 66 in Albuquerque.Associated Press file ALBUQUERQUE –…

New group encourages customers to pay with cash

Credit card fees hurt business, some say

Plea delayed for Colorado man accused of killing child’s mom

CRIPPLE CREEK – A Colorado man suspected of killing the mother of his child won’t enter a plea until next…

Funerary objects will be returned to Native American tribes

Center of Southwest Studies will repatriate artifacts collected in mid-20th century

Photos: Mud over East Animas Road keeps flowing

MS Society rebuilding to help patients live active, independent lives

Major endowment will help fund scholarships, assistance