Library’s after-school programs start next week

The program is free, but parents must sign up their kids in person at the library. Kindergarteners and first-graders are…

TDRs preserve water, ag land

Transferring development rights limits density in Dolores Valley

Personal property, mobile home taxes due Sept. 11

For more information, call 565-7550.

Dolores takes a hard look upstream

Potential pollution sources threaten the town's water supply

Hunting lesson

Beware of telephone scheme

involves fake debt-collection agencies

Empire issues capital credits

The 28,858 refunds for current and former members will vary in amounts and correspond to the amount of money each…

West Nile virus reported in horse in county

The transmission of the West Nile virus varies from year to year, but the disease can be carried by infected…

Dolores football: A new era

year head coach intent on achieving success

‘Stewards of our shared cultural history’

Anasazi Heritage Center to celebrate its silver anniversary this weekend

Commission may loosen valley limits

structures could be allowed closer to river under revised version of Dolores Valley Plan

Riding into history on the Goose

Dolores rail-bus is a star at Rail Fest

Galloping with the Goose

Sen. Udall praises park’s energy insights

cheer his win on televising Bronco games here

Bike Rodeo

Kids ride through the obstacle course set up by the Dolores Rotary Club at the Escalante Days Bike Rodeo.Sam Green/Cortez…

Community calendar

Items submitted at least two weeks in advance will have a better chance of getting published; items submitted several days…

Heritage Center speaker to discuss fragile artifacts

Perishable materials rarely survive for long because they are easily destroyed by mice, insects, mold, fire or other environmental dangers.…

A great Summer Reading Program

The Dolores Public Library has completed another successful Summer Reading Program. We will have our final drawing for prizes this…

Decisions have consequences

The Dolores Board of Education and the administration, once again, have proved they are unqualified to serve. Once again, the…

Muddy course doesn’t slow cyclists

Riders take off on the Escalante Days mountain bike race.Star Photo/Sam Green Paying no mind to wet weather and ominous…

It’s time to head back to school for teachers, students

Construction, new evaluation instruments bring challenges for the new year

Obama OKs hydropower bill

Journal Photo/Jim Mimiaga<br><br>The Towaoc-Highline canal makes it way to Ute Mountain Ute farmland. A House Resolution 678, “The Bureau of…

Gearhead

Nicholas Ian Tyson Jones sticks his head inside the sculpture that has residents of Dolores talking about the unusual steel…

Down the line

Galloping Gooseneeds volunteersto sustain itinto the future