Church wants to repurpose old Walmart building in Cortez

Rock Springs has outgrown location

Bull Draw Fire slows as weather favors firefighters

Dry, warming trend is expected to give way on Tuesday

Crow Canyon archaeologist to discuss 3D modeling and technology

The Journal Archaeologist Grant Coffey will discuss the use of aerial drones and 3D technology during his presentation “Digitizing the Past: Recent 3D Modeling at Crow Canyon” on ...

Cortez becomes a top destination for Colorado Life magazine

Magazine’s staff return for ‘gold mine of great stories’

San Juan Regional Medical Center forms strategic alignment

The Journal San Juan Regional Medical Center and Cerner in Farmington formed a strategic alignment to enhance service delivery capabilities. The strategic alignment wil...

La Plata CSU Extension will sponsor food safety training

The Journal The La Plata County CSU Extension Office will sponsor ServSafe food safety training in September that was developed by the National Restaurant Association. ...

Plateau Fire reaches 19,554 acres as interior pocket burns

Incident command team expects smoke will fade

Administration vows to work more closely with states to fight wildfires

Plans include tree thinning, controlled burns

Durango to close homeless camp, won’t provide new location

City abandons plans to open site adjacent to dog park

San Juan National Forest lifts most closures near Burro Fire

Aspen Loop, Gold Run trails remain closed

Center of Southwest Studies winding up ‘Women in the Southwest’

The Journal The Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College concludes its summer lecture series based on the theme “Women in the Southwest” with a presentation by Harvey Lea...

Trish Zornia, considering a run for the Senate, will visit Cortez

The Journal Potential U.S. Senate candidate Trish Zornia plans to visit Cortez on Sunday, Aug. 19, during her tour of Southwest Colorado. She is scheduled to visit Moos...