Next week, the public is invited to a meeting at the Cortez Cultural Center to discuss the nonprofit's future. The recently renamed The Cortez Center Inc. plans to lay out the facts and get...

Drafted into the U.S. military at age 18, Bill Saulters said one of the most horrific scenes he ever witnessed was in Hiroshima, Japan. He served there after the atomic bomb was dropped 70 years ago o...

The 39th Annual Escalante Days celebration in Dolores is ready to go. Vendors set up in Flanders Park at noon Friday. . One of the main events, the 17th annual Escalante Days Mou...

The BLM's Tres Rios Office in Dolores recently received an additional $557,000 for wildfire resiliency projects in the region. The extra funding is part of $10 million effort by the U.S. De...

M'Daniel Confesses, Oris Takes Full Blame for Killing Sheriff The McDaniel brothers, slayers of James Westfall and Sheriff W. W. Dunlap, were apprehended about twenty miles northwest of Can...

Town plans moving water tank, repairing Central Avenue Town board members discussed drainage problems with Mrs. Floyd about property below the Groundhog road where runoff comes across town ...

The new McPhee marina was floated into place this week and is expected to open to the public on Saturday. Stan Folsom, of Doc’s Outdoor Sports and Recreation, was awarded the commercial mar...

The new McPhee marina was floated into place this week and is expected to open to the public on Saturday. Stan Folsom, of Doc's Outdoor Sports and Recreation, was awarded the commercial mar...

Three funnel clouds were reported south of Cahone on Monday about 5:30 p.m. Farmer Jessica Daves was changing out irrigation water when she saw the funnel clouds form along the Montezuma-Do...

On Monday, my sister, her four children, and my mom stopped in Cortez on their way up to Oregon to visit my family and I. On their way out of Cortez, they stopped at a gas station and were told that t...