Letters to the Editor You put smiles on the migrants’ faces Thank you to all the Montezuma County folks who donated caps to our Help Deming Help Migrants campaign. In a… June 17, 2019
Letters to the Editor There has to be a better way on burns Not sure how many community members are still stressed from last year’s fires? I know I am, and to watch… June 17, 2019
Letters to the Editor Do EEA candidates care about costs? On Friday, June 14, I attended the monthly Empire Electric Association board meeting. In attendance were Eric Lindgren and Carolyn… June 17, 2019
Opinion Cortez community garden is blooming with heart Every day hundreds of residents visit the Rec Center to play racquetball, work out in the weight room, walk the… June 13, 2019
Letters to the Editor Perfect place for a convention center Since our commissioners are looking for new revenue opportunities for the landfill (i.e.: telecom tower placement), and are already on… June 13, 2019
Letters to the Editor President clearly committed high crimes Special Counsel Robert Mueller made a public statement on May 29. In it, he outlined six facts discovered during the… June 13, 2019
Letters to the Editor Thanks for resisting this ‘red flag’ law Montezuma County Sheriff Steve Nowlin is to be applauded for his principled stand for America’s fundamental rights of due process,… June 13, 2019
Editorials Huge green deal: Sen. Bennet’s plan Sen. Michael Bennet reveals a climate change plan with nine zeros June 13, 2019
Letters to the Editor Approval voting seeks your approval The Approval Voting Party advocates the adoption of approval voting, a simple voting method that allows voters to choose any… June 6, 2019
Letters to the Editor Is Gardner doing enough to stop Trump? I have followed Sen. Cory Gardner’s voting record carefully since President Donald Trump was elected. Sen. Gardner has never broken… June 6, 2019
Editorials Biologist goes bad: U.S. Fish and Wildlife worker pleads guilty to a skin trade conspiracy June 6, 2019
Editorials We get why, Alabama – but should the messenger be our secretary of state? We get why, Alabama – but should the messenger be our secretary of state? June 6, 2019
Opinion And a blind dog shall lead the humans – to love CAMDEN, S.C. – Eulogies, it has always seemed to me, are best delivered while the subject is living and can… June 6, 2019
Letters to the Editor Raise taxes for children, county, country I was glad to see that we will be able to vote for the children, teachers, county and country in… June 3, 2019
Opinion The brave and scary new world of trading blocs WASHINGTON – We may be on the cusp of an upheaval in global trade. Since World War II, the international… June 3, 2019
Editorials It’s us, bear: Brilliant new book shows toll on grizzlies New book elegantly examines the challenges of living with grizzlies June 3, 2019
Letters to the Editor We need to vote right for Empire Electric In my office, there’s a photo of a street light – a light bulb, really – strung over the intersection… June 3, 2019
Letters to the Editor Cory Gardner leads on climate change Recently, Sen. Cory Gardner chaired an informative and substantive Senate hearing on the science of climate change. Four well-credentialed climate… May 27, 2019
Letters to the Editor Food hub project opens the Sharehouse Thank you to the Journal for covering the development of the food hub in Cortez (“ The food hub project… May 27, 2019
Opinion High school seniors step out with love and pride “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.” – Henry David Thoreau Today I… May 27, 2019
Editorials Here they are Asylum-seekers start arriving in Denver by bus from the southern border May 27, 2019
Editorials Not one blanket: Denver sees huge support for homeless bans Denver voters overwhelmingly say no thank you to lifting city homeless bans May 27, 2019
Letters to the Editor Bicyles, inanimate, do not have rights! “Trails plan aims to put Silverton on map for mountain biking” (May 13) – what were you thinking? Mountain biking… May 20, 2019