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Solar eclipse: How will Montezuma County celebrate?

In just over a few weeks, a 70-mile wide strip across the U.S. will turn dark during daylight hours. It is being called the Great American Eclipse (never mind that the eclipse will travel across a par...
DATE: Aug 03, 2017 CATEGORY: Editorials

Motorcycles ruining forest trail experience

I live in Kansas and have been coming to Cortez and the surrounding area to vacation since 1980. I have hiked my favorite trails - Priest Gulch, Calico, Johnny Bull, to name a few, and have enjoyed ev...
DATE: Aug 03, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Tipton: Securing our nation

The United States has stood strong for 241 years. Through our commitment to a strong national defense, we have been able to protect our interests at home and abroad. Unfortunately, as our ...
DATE: Aug 03, 2017 CATEGORY: Guest Columns

Siding with lawlessness is not noble

It is obvious that the Cortez Journal is biased liberal left. It is obvious the paper does not care for President Trump and is following suit with sympathy for lawlessness; the Journal onl...
DATE: Aug 03, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter to editor bordered on pure slander

I am not sure what irritates me more about the letter from Ken Chester (Journal, June 29): That he believes that I am ignorant because I voted for President Trump; That he beli...
DATE: Aug 03, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

High school working to improve grad rates

Montezuma-Cortez High School, over the last four years, has worked hard to increase the graduation rate and close the drop-out rate that faces our students. Students from low-income families and famil...
DATE: Aug 03, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Young archers compete at Montezuma County Fair

A crowd of young 4-H archery students lined up at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds shooting range Tuesday for a shot at state fair glory. About 18 students competed in the county fair arche...
DATE: Aug 02, 2017 CATEGORY: Local News

Fair invites Utes to show off Bear Dance

Youths from the Ute Mountain Ute tribe were invited to perform their traditional Bear Dance at the Montezuma County Fair on Wednesday. “We’re here to share a part of our cultural heritage,”...
DATE: Aug 02, 2017 CATEGORY: Local News

Center hosts lecture on ‘Navajo Long Walk’

The Journal The Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College continues its summer lecture series based on the theme, “A Year in the Life of the West,” with a presentation from Center d...
DATE: Aug 02, 2017 CATEGORY: Local News
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