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Ski Town Computing seizure a misunderstanding, owner says

The state of Colorado this week temporarily seized Ski Town Computing for allegedly failing to pay sales taxes. A letter dated March 7 posted on Ski Town’s front door stated the b...

Cortez council holds first meeting in new City Hall Tuesday

Tuesday session will discuss airport fees, food trucks

Brendan Leonard visits Cortez library March 15

The Amazing Authors Tour 2017 is showcasing published writers from the Southwest and beyond at libraries in Bayfield, Cortez and Telluride in January, March and May. The next Amaz...

Cortez schools get vote of confidence from state board

State board backs improvement plan

Cortez officials show off features of new City Hall

The new Cortez City Hall is officially open for business, and the government is eager to show it off to the public. On Friday, City Manager Shane Hale gave a tour of the building...

Check your clock – daylight saving time begins Sunday

Don’t like losing sleep? You now have solid data on your side

Cortez planners discuss possible day care in Industrial Park

Planning and zoning board discusses code change

Highway 491 construction starts Monday in Cortez

Another phase of construction at the intersection of U.S. Highway 491 and Lebanon Road will begin Monday, March 13 and will require some lane closures, according to a press release from The ...

Kokopelli Bike and Board starts serving coffee

Kokopelli Bike and Board opens coffee bar in Main Street shop

Cliffrose Garden center will open branch in downtown Cortez

Flower, gift shop to open new location

Kinder Morgan, county argue in Colorado Supreme Court

Millions of dollars in tax revenue is at stake

To Our Readers: The Journal’s website prepares a new look

On Monday, The Journal will launch a new design of its website. This new look at The-Journal.com gives you a friendlier experience and additional digital content, including more v...