Cortez Journal

Montezuma-Cortez considers cuts after school tax fails

routes, specialty courses, small classes may be at risk

Country-folk singer to visit WildEdge on Friday

Jackson Emmer stops in Cortez on album tour

Plea hearings delayed for Cortez identity-theft suspect

sitter case postponed to Nov. 21

Cortez Middle School premieres ‘Into the Woods, Jr.’

Students perform to standing ovation

‘Raven Narratives’ seek to connect strangers at Sunflower Theatre

storytellers share memories in sold-out show

Montezuma County law enforcement celebrates ‘No Shave November’

Police, sheriff departments raising funds for charities

Education center seeks volunteers for English and GED program

The Adult Education Center is looking for experienced or retired teachers in Cortez to volunteer in its English and GED/high…

Montezuma County jail gets grant to continue education program

Program helps inmates get diplomas

Montezuma-Cortez band places fourth at state finals

Panthers faced high-scoring Classical Academy, D’Evelyn

Montezuma County jail gets grant to continue education program

Program helps inmates get diplomas

Finding care for veterans in rural Colorado

some parts of the state, care suffers as Veterans Administration searches for providers

County holds meeting on Sand Canyon parking

Proposal would add parking along roadway

Cortez City Council approves public art advisory committee

to oversee public art projects

New public roads trigger lawsuit against Montezuma County

Resident says increased traffic to BLM land causes unfair burden

Cortez City Council to examine plan to expand convenience store, gas station

Tuesday night meeting to include five public hearings

Into the still of night

Dark. Quiet. Still. No one had been on the roads. Houses were still unlit. But as I sat there, gathering…

Muscanell Millworks sells to Lagler of Germany

company buys longtime Cortez business

English and GED classes now available in new Cortez office

English and GED/high school equivalency lasses are now located at 10 W. Main St., Suite 110 in the Wilson Building.Durango…

Photos: Mancos residents celebrate fall with Harvest Dinner

Woman cited in Cortez T-ball brawl is granted deferred sentence

Sentence in case of disturbing the peace is suspended

Southwest Farm Fresh Co-op lands USDA promotion grant

will help expand direct-sales program

Manhattan Short Film Festival screens in Durango, Cortez theaters

Audience will vote on 10 shorts at screenings this weekend

Woman cited in T-ball brawl is granted deferred sentence

Sentence in case of disturbing the peace is suspended

State rejects school demolition plan; costs rise

Additional asbestos abatement necessary; cost estimated at $1 million