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Designs for south side park in Cortez near completion

City audit trouble slows quest for funding

Navajo Nation water project advances

Portion of 280-mile pipeline to tribes expected to be completed in spring 2020

Navajo Nation ends energy company’s general indemnity agreement

Leaders cite financial concerns over liability

CSU Extension to offer master gardener classes

The Journal CSU Extension will offer master gardener classes beginning Jan. 23, 2020. The Colorado Master Gardener Program is a 12-week course. The class information will be foc...

Cortez Public Library announces November, December displays

The Journal Current displays at the Cortez Public Library include: Southwest Open High School will display of students art on the wall. Mitzi Wallace’s gr...

Of 115 homeowners contacted, 1 shows up for meeting about uranium waste

Letters warning of possible contamination sent to 115 homeowners

Tipton: Impeachment hearings haven’t produced ‘big revelations’

Day 1 of public hearings contained ‘hearsay,’ U.S. representative says

Rico votes against central sewer project

Residents agree to join transportation authority

Busby becomes certified functional medicine practitioner

The Journal Dr. Kelly Busby, DO, is a member of the May 2018 graduating class of Institute for Functional Medicine certified practitioners. Busby completed seven traini...

New Mexico vineyards cultivate community

Small but dedicated, winemaking in Four Corners is often a family affair

Impeachment hearings televised, with a live audience

Some wait in slow-moving lines for chance to experience history

Climate change taking toll on mountain towns

Fort Lewis College professor says certain steps can make a difference regionally