Next week, the public is invited to a meeting at the Cortez Cultural Center to discuss the nonprofit’s future. The recently renamed The Cortez Center Inc. plans to lay out the facts and get...

Drafted into the U.S. military at age 18, Bill Saulters said one of the most horrific scenes he ever witnessed was in Hiroshima, Japan. He served there after the atomic bomb was dropped 70 years ago o...

My father, Jack, passed away at my home on July 24th after being ill for over 6 months. Hospice and Visiting Angels were helping to care for him during this time, and my family and I wanted to thank t...

Controversy surrounding Medicare today mostly centers on questions of funding the program going forward. The basic idea, however, has not only become accepted, it has become an integral part of Americ...

WASHINGTON – For the first time in 105 years, a speaker of the House is the target of what parliamentarians call a “motion to vacate the chair” – and what other people might call an attempt to throw t...

The For Pet’s Sake annual membership drive is in full steam right now! For Pets’ Sake Humane Society is a steady and dependable source of assistance for pets and their families. For Pets’ S...

Many seniors will tell you they don’t know how they’d get along without Medicare, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary in July. Medicare has done so much and it can do even more and this is why t...

We read “One of the worst places to live?” in the July 10 issue of The Cortez Journal. We were amazed that anyone would rank Cortez among the worst cities in the state, since we consider it the best. ...