If you caught my column about the way the airlines are treating us these days, you know that it was not a complimentary view, terming the flying experience an insult to cattle. Well, we now have other...

Well, the satirical newspaper The Snowdown Sneer returned this year with its expected razor-sharp wit and snarky satire. Yes, you’re a funny bunch, even if you’re part of some secret society of writer...

The Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office will host its annual awards ceremony at the Montezuma-Cortez High School auditorium on Feb. 23, and for the first time, the public is invited. The ceremony is fro...

Ignacio Bobcats coach Chris Valdez was quite pleased Tuesday night that his substitutes, for a second straight game, actually packed more offensive punch – relieving pressure off his first unit, but a...

Despite engaging in a one or two-possession game most of the night, the Ignacio Bobcats found themselves truly playing from behind early in the third quarter Tuesday and were unable to make a comeback...

The following is a recap of local events for this time period throughout history. 40 years ago (1984) Aztec Police Chief Bill Smith is reminding area residents of a new law that went into effect Sunda...

Joe Theine, CEO of Southwest Health System in Cortez, was presented the “Ed Morlan Economic Development Leader of the Year Award” by the Region 9 Economic Development District Board of Directors on Ja...

The San Juan College Henderson Fine Arts Gallery will host “One Whole Place,” a retrospective exhibit from Four Corners artist Sonja Horoshko of Cortez. The opening reception is Friday, March 1, from ...

The San Juan College Board of Trustees recently administered the oath of office to two newly appointed members. Both were elected in November, and both assumed their positions on the board on Jan. 9, ...