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New city hall welcome, for staff and constituents

Congratulations to the City of Cortez on their new city hall south of the Cortez Recreation Center. Take a tour on Friday; you’ll be favorably impressed. This is a success story. The City h...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: Editorials

Bears optimistic entering 2017 baseball season

Playing at Monticello on March 9, the Dolores High School baseball team lost 15-5. According to Bears’ manager Rusty Hamilton, Dolores fell behind 9-0 during a tough first inning that saw s...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: High School Sports

The Cortez traffic problem, in a poem

Great letter from Teresa Campbell about the traffic control in Cortez (Journal, Feb. 13). Her views mirror mine, so I will add a little poem that I have meant to send for some time: I drove...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Broadband editorial begs key questions

The Journal recently ran an editorial (Feb. 20) advocating for the right of local governments to provide broadband to its rural residents, and encouraging the state representatives to pass SB 42 so th...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Tipton vote to repeal FWS rule

On February 16th, while we were distracted by the head-spinning chaos in the White House, Congress was quietly passing legislation to “make America great again.” One such action was HJ Res 69, overtur...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Lady Panthers competitive on opening tennis weekend

Unfazed by its inexperience and clearly tuned its to their new head coach, the Montezuma-Cortez High School girls tennis team acquitted itself well in its season in Cortez on March 10. Amon...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: High School Sports

Cortez track athletes strike gold in Farmington

For several Montezuma-Cortez High School track athletes, the Piedra Vista Invite in Farmington on March 11. Leading the way for the Panthers boys’ team was senior Josh Ramos, who raced to c...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: High School Sports

Decision on future of sheep grazing pushed back

The U.S. Forest Service has delayed its expected winter announcement on the future of domestic sheep grazing in the Weminuche Wilderness, and now expects a decision “in the next few months.” ...
DATE: Mar 13, 2017 CATEGORY: Local News
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