For The Cortez Journal For Pets’ Sake Humane Society is seeking help from the community for their Pennies For Pets fundraiser on Saturday morning, July 4 at the Cortez Farmers Market in the...

For The Cortez Journal The Dolores Ranger District is in the process of removing hazardous trees from the Ferris Campground, which will delay the campground’s opening in June. ...

For The Cortez Journal The Summer Park Days schedule is out. Visit with other parents while your children play. Everyone is invited, and no kids are required. Meet at each park a...

For The Cortez Journal A 12-week series that follows the Incredible Years Curriculum, which teaches positive discipline strategies, and provides support from fellow parents will be offered ...

For The Cortez Journal The Cortez Public Library hosts Play-Ground Theatre on Wednesday, June 17, at 2 p.m. in the library’s next segment of its summer Family Entertainment Series. ...

Since 2012, the American Lands Council has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to advocate and lobby for the transfer of federal lands to states. Such a move could dramatically change how these la...

Farewell Montezuma-Cortez High School. Your time has come and we all must say goodbye. Many generations of know-it-all teenagers have walked and learned in your halls and classrooms. Bathrooms have be...

Much has been reported in the last few days about the corruption charges that have been leveled against some 14 individuals either in FIFA’s governing body or with associated marketing companies. Expe...

Kelly Ogle’s letter to the editor “Cortez opens its arms to all drunks” is a sad statement on society (Journal, May 26) — and not necessarily about the drunks. Everyone has the ability to ...

Mistreatment, cover-up at jail A man fired as an internal investigator at Denver’s jail, plagued by accusations for years of inmate abuse abuse, says he was ordered to make sure no one else...