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Mountain colors peaking in Mancos and Dolores areas

San Juan National Forest officials estimate that the peak times for viewing fall colors likely will wrap up this week. In the forest near Mancos and the La Plata Mountains, about ...

Work on Main Street brings Cortez up to standard

Colorado Department of Transportation has completed traffic sign and signal changes along U.S. Highway 160 in Cortez. Construction to install the new lights and signs were wrapped...

Cortez library starting music classes for toddlers

The Journal Ruth Cutcher will host a 10-week music class using the Suzuki method every Monday beginning Oct. 3 at 10 a.m. for ages 3 weeks to 3 years old at the Cortez Public Libr...

Basketmaker III period archaeology lecture set

The Hisatsinom Chapter of the Colorado Archaeology Society will feature a talk by Shanna Diederichs on frontier colonization of the San Juan Region during the Basketmaker III period at 7 p.m...

Cortez receives award for healthy living choices

City joins Commerce City as recipient of ‘elite’ award

Homecoming king and queen crowned

Dolores library director Greenacre is homeward-bound

Dolores library director Greenacre is headed for Michigan

Mussel risk at McPhee could limit boat access

McPhee managers consider plan to avoid mussel invasion

School board revisits testing, improvement status

Opt-outs blur results, officials say

Atmos workers to work through night restoring gas service in Durango

Workers went door to door to re-ignite pilot lights

Mancos Giving Tree campaign kicks off with potluck lunch

(Editor’s note: this week we have a guest column – Mac is recovering in the hospital from a fall last week. She broke her pelvis, which the doctors say repairs itself only with physical ...

Counterfeit bills make the rounds in Durango

Police report uptick in $10, $20 and $100 denominations