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‘We can all save lives’ is message of suicide prevention training

The Journal Cortez Integrated Healthcare, a health center run by Axis Health System, is offering a free training in QPR – question, persuade, refer – to help prevent suicide. The...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Business

Report: Legal marijuana boosts government revenue – a little

A new report finds that legalizing and taxing marijuana boosts revenue for state and local governments, but not by much. The credit rating agency Moody’s Investor Service says in a study re...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Brewer wins gold at World Beer Cup

Competing with craft beers from around the world, Steamworks Brewing Co.’s Night Train topped the Dark Lager category at the 2018 World Beer Cup, earning a Gold Award in the international judging. ...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Arts and Entertainment

Mount Lookout Grange plans annual Mancos Bloom fundraiser

The Mount Lookout Grange will welcome spring to Montezuma County with its annual Mancos Bloom fundraiser on May 20. One of two regular fundraisers for the Grange, the Bloom has become a Man...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Dolores River Festival will kick off summer with full slate of music

The Dolores River Festival has lined up seven bands to perform all day at Joe Rowell Park on June 2. “It should be a really fun day,” said festival promoter Ryan Robison. “The lineup has a...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Crow Canyon, Mesa Verde offer development program for teachers

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center and Mesa Verde National Park are teaming up to offer a two-day professional development opportunity for teachers in the Four Corners area. On the first...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Navajo president’s daughter on leave after DWI arrest

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The Navajo Nation president’s chief legal counsel and daughter has been placed on administrative leave, weeks after she was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. ...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Mayor’s son threatens officer’s job in Colorado traffic stop

DENVER — A police body camera video obtained by a television station shows the son of Denver’s mayor cursing at a police officer and threatening to get him fired during a traffic stop in Aurora. ...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

Rachel Allen graduates from Northern Colorado

The Journal Rachel Allen, of Cortez, graduated on May 5 from the University of Northern Colorado, in Greeley, with a bachelorâ€™s degree in nursing. She graduated summa cum laud...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Education

Marijuana taxes aren’t a silver bullet for school funding

Tax revenue generated by legal recreational marijuana is nice to have for some noneducational building costs, but it’s not going to turn around the tight school funding situation in Colorado any time ...

DATE: May 08, 2018 CATEGORY: Local News

‘We can all save lives’ is message of suicide prevention training

Report: Legal marijuana boosts government revenue – a little

Brewer wins gold at World Beer Cup

Mount Lookout Grange plans annual Mancos Bloom fundraiser

Dolores River Festival will kick off summer with full slate of music

Crow Canyon, Mesa Verde offer development program for teachers

Navajo president’s daughter on leave after DWI arrest

Mayor’s son threatens officer’s job in Colorado traffic stop

Rachel Allen graduates from Northern Colorado

Marijuana taxes aren’t a silver bullet for school funding

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