Search
55241 results returned for search: ""

Climate change is a threat to security

I am a farmer in La Plata County, and all our hay crops are less than half this year. Because of our historical drought conditions and the large wildfires, there has been lots of talk about the changi...
DATE: Aug 02, 2018 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

It’s Bush for Congress and gun safety

Less than a month ago, we heard a tragic yet all too familiar story on the news: another mass shooting, this one at a Maryland newspaper. After that, we received something else all too familiar; the t...
DATE: Aug 02, 2018 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Sand Canyon: A modest proposal

Those looking forward to a hike in the Sand Canyon and Rock Creek trails west of Cortez now find their adventure beginning sooner than expected as they pull off County Road G to the parking area. ...
DATE: Aug 02, 2018 CATEGORY: Editorials

Missing girl from La Plata County is located

A missing girl from La Plata County was found safe Thursday afternoon, according to the La Plata County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities issued a missing person alert for 4-year-old Sparrow So...
DATE: Aug 02, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Plateau Fire north of Dolores grows to 3,400 acres

The Plateau Fire burning north of Dolores has tripled in size since Monday, in part because of back-burning efforts by firefighters. The fire, in Plateau Canyon north of McPhee Reservoir, h...
DATE: Aug 01, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Aztec woman injured in rollover crash east of Mancos

A 33-year-old Aztec woman was seriously injured in a rollover crash on U.S. Highway 160 near Mancos Hill on Monday night. According to Colorado State Patrol Cpl. James Proctor, Misty Gordon...
DATE: Aug 01, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Annual Mancos Days festival attracts big weekend crowd

Several thousand people flooded downtown Mancos streets and parks last weekend for the 59th annual Mancos Days celebration. “We’re having a blast. A lot of people come back to Mancos for th...
DATE: Aug 01, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Retired military vehicles see action during floods

Military surplus vehicles obtained by local law enforcement agencies give rural parades a little pep, but on occasion, they’re put to good use ending standoffs or assisting in other emergencies. ...
DATE: Aug 01, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News
Ballantine Communications, Inc.
The Journal Durango Herald Tri City Record
DGO Directory Plus BCI Media Services
Events Four Corners Expos Browse Local Jobs Careers With Us
Contact Us
News tip/feedback Letter to the Editor FAQs
Report a paper delivery issue/suspend delivery Advertise with Us Staff/Contact
Find Us
E-Edition
RSS Alexa
Subscribe

Sign up for email headline alerts:

Choose from several print and digital subscription packages

Get The Journal

© 2026 The Journal | Ballantine Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy