Cortez buildings will be surveyed for historic value

Two dozen properties in Cortez on the south side of Main Street will be surveyed next month for historical significance. The city received a grant from the Colorado Historical Soc...

Historic McElmo flume awarded final funding

$180,000 grant will refurbish structure built in 1890s

Civilian Conservation Corp featured at Dolores Library

Performance includes live music, refreshments

Escalante Days and Nights kicks off Friday

Saturday features main events, plus 12-band music festival

The times were lively, and life was grand in 1909

Editor’s note: S. H. Phlegar, Dolores, wrote this story in 1934 about events in Montezuma Valley in 1909. Twenty-five years ago at Lebanon in the Montezuma Valley – well, those were the ...

Forest visitor center serves a world of travelers

Historic San Juan visitor center provides a haven for tourists, adventurers and beasts

Escalante Days and Nights celebrates 40th year

Dolores event features 12 bands for $10

Ute tribe, CU develop archaeology field school

Students study Cowboy Wash Pueblo

Rico museum remembers mining, railroad days

Rico museum remembers mine culture, railroad days

Two students win spots at national history contest

Student project on Powell qualifies for nationals

Hisatsinom presents talk on efforts to protect Chaco

For The Journal The Hisatsinom Chapter of the Colorado Archaeology Society presents Paul Reed on Tuesday, May 3 at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church, 515 Park St., in Cortez discuss ...

Archaeologists use high tech to unlock pyramids’ mystery

“An unprecedented grand plan.” This is how Egypt’s State Ministry for Antiquities describes the large-scale survey of pyramids that started in November last year. Using the latest technologi...