Dolores football team fights hard in homecoming loss

Injury-plagued Bears fall apart in second half of 35-14 loss to Ignacio

M-CHS softball team finishes season with a bang

Panthers outscore Gunnison 43-6 in Saturday doubleheader

Chuck McAfee wins esteemed El Pomar award

Some of the award recipients at United Way’s “Breakfast of Champions” event on Sept. 26. From left to right: Malaka…

Panthers score twice against vaunted Bayfield defense

passing plays, two touchdowns reveal soft spot in No. 2 Wolverines

Dolores High School picks homecoming king and queen

Ute Mountain Utes to hold election Oct. 13

council seat open

Renew/Wings stages saucy ‘In Her Shoes’ fundraiser

pageant benefits Renew center for domestic violence

Southwest Farm Fresh Co-op lands USDA promotion grant

will help expand direct-sales program

Montezuma County 4-H students prepare for new year

gather at fairgrounds as group courts new members amidst uncertainty

Study lists Cortez as Top 10 place for retiree recreation

center, services get high marks

Indigenous knowledge helps untangle mystery of Mesa Verde

people and archaeologists work to understand the science of human migrations

Gold Star dad: ‘I cry, they cry, we laugh’

veterans receive a ‘hand up’ at regional Stand Down

Feds drop protections for 10M acres of grouse habitat

in six states would be opened up for energy development

Colleen Donley is named publisher at Journal

is on advertising, engagement

Woman cited in T-ball brawl is granted deferred sentence

Sentence in case of disturbing the peace is suspended

Montezuma Housing Authority seeks grant to preserve Calkins Building

Application calls for $60,000 in matching funds

County votes to defund CSU ag extension office

Performance issues cited: ‘We’re making a statement’

Photographer Kit Frost is Mesa Verde artist-in-residence

‘Artists in Our Parks’ will be held on Oct. 13

M-CHS golfers finish fourth and 19th at state tourney

Cristoffer Rudosky ties for 4th, Blake Keetch finishes 19th at Class 3A State Tournament

Fort Lewis College President Dene Thomas prioritizes tuition waiver

last year, first female president works to continue education for Native American students

Cortez planning and zoning board approves planned Maverik expansion

station plans to add pumps, RV facilities

‘The Mask You Live In’ shown at the Sunflower Theatre

Documentary examines masculinity in modern society

Colorado special session ends with no fix for pot-tax error

Southwest Memorial’s EMS project stands to lose $7,200 a month

Manufacturing hits 16-year high in La Plata County

sees growth, higher wages since 2010