The Salvation Army in Cortez is organizing its annual “Stuff the Bus” school supply drive on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12 at the Cortez Walmart. “Stuff the Bus” will take place ahead of the O...

Chess players from New Mexico and Colorado converged on Farmington for the Four Corners Open on June 28 and June 29, 32 Former New Mexico State Champion Dennis Dyer of Albuquerque won the Open Section...

Skaters and BMX bike riders will have a smoother surface on which to roll their wheels with plans ahead to repair the city’s skatepark. On Tuesday evening, the Cortez City Council voted unanimously t...

Student registration for the 2025-26 school year at Cortez Adventist Christian School will be held Tuesday, July 22 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the school, 540 W. Fourth St. At the registration event, fa...

Mothers and children gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Ute Mountain Ute Recreation Center for a class centered on postpartum health, the second in a series of courses that educates participants on mat...

Celebrating writing as an art form in the Four Corners “We wouldn’t have writers if we didn’t have readers,” says Russ Taylor, one of the directors, with wife and writer Lisa, and Mark Stevens, of the...

Thanks to a recent letter writer for your letter to the editor, “Trump is doing what we voted for,” (Journal, June 25). I respect your right to free speech, even though we disagree. We need to be civi...

The Oak Ridge Fire, 8 miles southwest of Window Rock, has been contained at 75% with 10,934 acres scorched, according to a report July 7 from the Office of the Navajo Nation President. The fire was re...

The latest blow to a controversial plan for a Dollar General in Dolores came Tuesday morning when the Montezuma Board of County Commissioners voted 2-1 to deny a high-impact permit application for the...

Registration for fall enrollment at the Kiva Children’s House preschool is open, with limited spots, and they aren’t closing, despite rumors. Head of School Lurleen McCormick told The Journal that ...