Cortez

South African horticulturist speaks about rare plants

For The Cortez Journal Georg Fritz, horticulturist at Heidelberg, Gauteng, South Africa, talks about his experiences with rare plants and…

September 7, 2015

High School Sports

Balancing act

Sam Green/Cortez JournalManuel Martinez, of Montezuma-Cortez High School, uses his head to control the ball in the Ridgway game Saturday.…

September 7, 2015

Business

Coffee served with a nitro kick

Mancos brewer and roaster help Pie Maker get it right

September 7, 2015

Local News

A door to Denver TV opens

New rules address county orphan status

September 7, 2015

Business

‘Dust is my enemy’

Oil and gas industry responding to threat of worker lung disease

September 7, 2015

Local News

Lawmakers back Planned Parenthood probe

But abortion provider says state’s elected Republicans playing politics

September 7, 2015

Business

Glut in supply, low dairy demand lead to hay slump

‘It’s tough right now,’ local farmer says

September 7, 2015

Business

Briefs

League gets update on behavioral health The League of Women Voters will hear an overview of what is new in…

September 7, 2015

Business

Briefs

South African horticulturist speaks Georg Fritz, horticulturist at Heidelberg, Gauteng, South Africa, talks about his experiences with rare plants and…

September 7, 2015

Business

Airport numbers strong despite ‘leakage’

Gasoline prices erase savings from driving to larger cities

September 7, 2015

Local News

El Nino threatens to pack a punch this winter

‘Bruce Lee’ could bring nasty snowstorms to Southwest

September 6, 2015

Local News

Police: Kids left in car as adults fought

The Cortez Police Department responded to a couple of calls on Saturday, Aug. 29, that involved children left in cars…

September 4, 2015

Local News

Rule-making for marijuana a complicated task

Regulators draw ire from both sides of debate

September 3, 2015

Local News

Mining reclamation may be a pipe dream

Financial, technological hurdles slow progress

September 3, 2015

Local News

Groups defend EPA’s Clean Power Plan

A plume of steam billows from the coal-fired Merrimack Station in Bow, N.H. President Barack Obama plans to clamp down…

September 3, 2015

Local News

Drying out

A turkey vulture dries his wings in the morning sun while sitting on a fence post.Sam Green/Cortez Journal

September 3, 2015

Local News

EPA tests water at spill site on U.S. 160

Property owner continues crusade

September 3, 2015

Local News

Sunflower gets international film festival

Audience at Cortez theater will help judge Manhattan Short Films

September 3, 2015

Local News

CSU researching hemp in secluded test plot

CSU researching 12 types in semi-secret test plot

September 3, 2015

High School Sports

Cortez football coach ousted after staff complains

We did it for the kids, assistant coach says

September 2, 2015

Local News

Report: Cortez man wields knife for dibs on pork chop

A woman was reportedly held at knifepoint by a baby sitter on Sunday after she tried to eat a left…

September 1, 2015

Letters to the Editor

Part-time patriots knock half the country

I was with a friend a few months back. He was looking to get a hunting permit early. We couldn’t…

August 31, 2015

Letters to the Editor

Globalization moves markets in a keystroke

A fascinating but little-noted aspect of the recent financial turmoil is how much it’s been an international event. It started…

August 31, 2015

Letters to the Editor

National service leaves inner satisfaction

Serving my country set my life on a new course. It gave me an inner satisfaction that I did my…

August 31, 2015