Editor’s note: This column about the life of Elbert “Al” Nunn is based on an interview by Anna Florence Robison on March 28, 1934. Part 2 of the article will appear in the May 3 issue of The Journ...

There’s nothing like the smell of fresh cut grass in the summer! As the days begin to warm up, your yard is beginning to wake up and turn green, which means that it’s time for one of the most importan...

One of the great things about the study of animal intelligence is that it is an unending pageant of discovery. Every attribute we thought was uniquely human, from language to tools and thinking to fee...

A 22-year-old Fort Lewis College student escaped with minor injuries early Sunday after rolling her SUV eight to 10 times down a 150-foot embankment on Molas Pass. Bridgett Gantt crawled o...

Exactly two years to the day, the saga of a Durango man accused of trying to kill cattle after he closed the gate to a corral in southeastern Utah has reached a resolution. Mark Franklin, 6...

Volunteers are wanted to participate in two focus groups next week in Durango that are aimed at improving how National Weather Service websites present data on current river conditions and forecasts f...

Dolores is the jump-off point for outdoor adventure, and Dolores Outfitters has been providing the camping, jeeping, hunting, fishing and boating gear for locals and visitors since 2017. Ou...

When there is an event in Dolores, there is a good chance volunteer Susan Lisak helped put it together. The energetic organizer was recognized Saturday as 2018 Citizen of the Year by the Do...

Showcasing dedication to the track in the midst of their spring break, several Mancos High School athletes competed and performed well at the Bobcat Invitational track meet in Bloomfield on March 30. ...

Traveling to face Hotchkiss High School and Paonia High School on March 30, the Dolores High School baseball team knew that it would be in for a stiff challenge given that both its opponents have hist...