The Cortez Recreation Center staff and the city would like to thank everyone for their patience while our elevator was repaired at the center. We apologize that it took longer than expecte...

Why do the editors keep putting Mancos sports stories under the Dolores heading on the Journal website (example: Aug. 28)? Does anyone at the newspaper office own a map? Aaron H...

We all know that good nutrition is critical for a happy and healthy life. To many of us, that may seem out of reach. However, there is an amazing program that is free of charge and actual...

Superintendent Lori Haukeness of Montezuma-Cortez School District RE-1, if your motto of “Kids First” is really in place, isn’t a solar eclipse, probably seen only once in a lifetime, a learning exper...

Opening its season with a road doubleheader against Rifle on Aug. 26, the Montezuma-Cortez High School girls’ softball team lost twice, but looked far from overwhelmed by their Class 4A opponents. ...

Playing at tournaments in Grand Junction on Aug. 28 and Aug. 29, the Montezuma-Cortez High School cracked the Top 10 twice, thanks to solid rounds from senior Cris Rudosky, sophomore Blake Keetch and ...

Facing off against Telluride High School on Aug. 29, things did not start well for the Dolores High School volleyball team. Thanks to some defensive adjustments and consistent encouragement...

Cortez motocross rider Eli Tomac won the 450MX class championship of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross series Saturday in Indiana. Tomac needed 22 points to secure the title, and he clinched the ...

Editor’s note: This story was printed in Vol. 3 of the Montezuma County Historical Society’s “Great Sage to Timberline.” It was given to the historical society by the family of Oen Ed Noland. Part...