By Bill Kuik Spring is a time of renewal. We anticipate the arrival of early blooming flowers and green fields emerging all across the Four Corners region. Springtime is also when we begin...

Greater Dolores Action and the Dolores River Festival present the 10th Annual Telluride MountainFilm On Tour on Friday, April 11. The event takes place at the Dolores Community Center at 4t...

Much attention has been paid to concussions in the past several years, and it has cast a rather dark shadow, especially on athletes and athletics. There is nothing quite as valuable as a c...

DENVER – More Colorado children are living in poverty today than during the worst years of the Great Recession. That’s the finding of the annual Kids Count report, which revealed Monday tha...

CENTENNIAL – Wayne Coulson’s C-130 used to fly with Air Force One, dragging a communication cable through the ocean so the president could to nuclear submarines. On Wednesday, it lined up n...

DENVER – When Rep. Don Coram was a kid, telephones were attached to the wall, and several families shared the same number. “I grew up on an eight-party landline, and we had a lady named Pea...

Families who have owned and operated their Colorado farm or ranch for 100 years or more are encouraged to submit a nomination to receive a Colorado Centennial Farms award. Selected nominees...

Extremely successful, yet not always recognized, the Montezuma-Cortez High School knowledge bowl team is slowly making a name for itself. Competing at the Regional Tournament in Bayfield on...

People are encouraged to submit announcements about upcoming events for the Community Calendar. Send announcements to news@cortezjournal.com. Items submitted less than two weeks in advance will be les...

Could you live in a home that is 100 square feet? Chris Curry, owner of Spice Box Homes, knows many people can, and the reasons are economical and a “simplify your life” philosophy. ...