Town of Mancos officials are addressing several issues to improve the town’s water infrastructure. A contractor and engineer are visiting town this week to inspect the wastewater treatment ...

Jackson Gulch Reservoir has shut down for the season at an above-average level, Mancos Water Conservancy District Superintendent Gary Kennedy said. The reservoir closed down Sept. 23 at abo...

By Mrs. Matt Hammond Editor’s note: Mrs. Hammond came to Dolores River with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon in July 1881. Mrs. Hammond’s, daughter, Rose Roelker, was interviewed in...

The Journal Leigh Kuwanwisiwma, director of the Hopi Tribe Cultural Preservation Office, will present “The Hopi Connection to the Four Corners,” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, at the Crow Can...

Colorado hunters can expect an above-average waterfowl season this year. Most duck species remain well above long-term averages, thanks to three consecutive years of wet weather and good nesting condi...

J.Fargo’s is again sponsoring and hosting the Third Annual Tip Your Firefighters fundraiser for the Cortez Fire Protection District on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at J.Fargo’s, 1209 E. M...

The Dolores State Bank is pleased to announce that it recently donated two new scoreboards to Mancos High School. The new scoreboards are located in the Performance Center in Mancos and hav...

The Daily Sentinel NUCLA – Sitting in a computerized control room, John Martinez can keep a close eye on the operations of the Nucla Station as the coal-fired plant’s turbines churn out ele...

ALBUQUERQUE – Environmentalists say New Mexico isn’t going far enough to protect the state’s limited groundwater supplies from copper mining operations. Regulators counter that the state h...