FARMINGTON – Navajo Prep is looking for a new head coach for the boys basketball team. The school’s website was updated last week indicating an opening in that position. Matt Melvin, who had been the ...

The pedaling dreams of as many as 50 riders participating in the 52nd Iron Horse Bicycle Classic on Saturday were temporarily deflated by a tacky saboteur, it seems. An unusually high number of rider...

We’ll very likely see fewer drivers with a cellphone in their hand thanks to legislative action taken during the session that ended in early May. “Distracted driving” it’s rightly called, and the care...

The Cortez Parks and Recreation Department plans two brief park dedication ceremonies on Friday, June 7. The first ceremony will be held at 5 p.m. at 372 S. Market St., and the second ceremony is to b...

More than 100 people braved the hot sun to pay their respects to San Juan County veterans and first responders, who lost their lives in the line of duty. As they sat atop the bleachers, 528 American f...

Putting the memorial in Memorial Day, the San Juan Rotary Club hosted the Farmington Healing Field and a closing program in the grassy area of the Farmington Boys and Girls Club on Monday. More than 1...

For customers interested in beekeeping, or just looking to get rid of some bees, Hog Heaven Honey is a comprehensive operation. Tina and Neil Sebestyen sell honey at the Durango Farmers Market, but Ho...

Mandatory watering restrictions are in effect in Cortez through Sept. 15, limiting watering between 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., as per City Ordinance No. 1013, series 2004. Voluntary water restrictions are als...

We. We accomplished a lot this year – our bipartisan success happened because we communicated, compromised and collectively decided how to best address our problems. Affordable and attainable housing,...