Letters to the Editor PERA contentious at treasurer’s office The recent story concerning Betsy Markey running for state treasurer requires further explanation (Journal, Aug. 8). The spokesman for Walker… August 18, 2014
Letters to the Editor Commissioners headed for hall of shame Montezuma County commissioners may think you’ve won and perhaps the future may prove it so. But, even if they win… August 18, 2014
Editorials Amendment 68 Promise of increased school funding excuse to benefit on out-of-state company August 14, 2014
Letters to the Editor Why Hillary got it right about Obama’s foreign policy WASHINGTON – Leave it to Barack Obama’s own former secretary of state to acknowledge the fatal flaw of his foreign… August 14, 2014
Opinion Learn from war mistakes in Vietnam, Iraq In 1969 I was in combat in Vietnam. Five years later, back in the United States, I would hear of… August 14, 2014
Opinion Thanks to road crews for their fine work Heading in to my job at the Four Corners Child Advocacy Center in Cortez, I got stopped again by the… August 14, 2014
Opinion Where have all of America’s entrepreneurs gone? WASHINGTON – We may have a “senile economy,” says economist Robert Litan of the Brookings Institution. That’s senile as in… August 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor Cortez does not need new stadium As this years school time gets closer and it could be the last year for football at Panther Stadium, we… August 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor Cortez showed kindness during bear incident I was traveling through Cortez on July 18 and I was just about 17 miles north of town when a… August 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor Law on engine brakes should be enforced After inquiring about the law concerning engine brakes on trucks, I was told by the police that it is against… August 11, 2014
Opinion Taking water away from agriculture will do irreparable harm to Colorado Denver Water, acting on behalf of the Bureau of Reclamation and the respective water districts from Arizona, California and Nevada… August 7, 2014
Opinion Focus on strife obscures global success stories NEW YORK – Wherever you look these days, the world seems on fire. New hot spots like Russia-Ukraine are competing… August 7, 2014
Opinion Finding a natural therapy for the soul: Go take a hike! PACIFIC CREST TRAIL, Ore. — Escaping a grim world of war abroad and inequality at home, I fled with my… August 4, 2014
Opinion Bill would bolster job training programs At a time when federal dollars are stretched thin, we need to shift to models that pay for outcomes, rather… August 4, 2014
Opinion All should put irrigation water to good use In this time of drought our water should not be used to water large fields of thistle and weeds as… August 4, 2014
Letters to the Editor All of us should work to protect ‘our river’ Before the vote on the Dolores River Plan I was a little worried about our river. Now, after the surprising… July 31, 2014
Letters to the Editor TDR decision was a foregone conclusion I believe the recent commissioner hearing on Transferable Development Rights (TDRs) was fraudulent in intention and therefore a waste of… July 31, 2014
Opinion Encouraging horror by turning our backs on atrocities Obama has consistently complained about American powerlessness in Syria, and, through risk aversion and delay, has ensured that powerlessness. WASHINGTON… July 31, 2014
Editorials The tariff question Imposing duties not always right, but it is justified for solar panels July 28, 2014
Letters to the Editor Fed is the best first responder in financial crisis WASHINGTON – Four years after Dodd-Frank became law, the question being asked is whether the country is safe from another… July 28, 2014
Letters to the Editor Cost to taxpayers of ending TDRs infuriating The story (Journal, July 18) about how the cancellation of transferable development rights is going to cost the taxpayer’s up… July 28, 2014