Author - The Journal
Bailey Duran
Position: Special to The Journal

Dolores school board reviews absenteeism, discusses teacher pay

Chronic absenteeism affects nearly half of high school students

Police blotter

Thursday, March 5 10:49 a.m.: An officer responded to North Linden Street for a disturbance. A man was arrested on a warrant. 26000421 Friday, March 6 5:37 a.m.: An officer responded to Spe...

Sheriff’s blotter

Saturday, Feb. 14 6:05 p.m.: A deputy responded to a residence on Road P, Dolores, for a report of a vehicle break-in. Someone broke into a Dodge Charger and stole a key fob for a white BMW ...

Cortez Middle School bands earn back-to-back superior ratings at NMMEA Music Performance Assessment

This is the first time the bands have achieved superior ratings in back-to-back years

Sunflower Theatre to host screenings of conservation documentary ‘Preserved’

The documentary highlights the Vermejo property in New Mexico

Cortez Middle School students to perform Disney’s ‘Frozen Jr.’ this weekend

Nearly 70 middle school students are participating in the production

Eli Tomac places second in Indianapolis after ‘rough night’ of racing

Tomac remains second in overall points behind Hunter Lawrence

Mancos School District invites families to Family Connection Night

Dinner and child care will be provided

Photographers to showcase animal photography at St. Barnabas art reception

Local photographers Jack Schuenemeyer and Kristin Kuckelman will showcase their images of pets, birds and wildlife from Montezuma County and from across the globe at an upcoming art receptio...

Mancos school district requests stakeholder input in hiring of secondary school principal

James Hughes resigned from his position as principal

Police blotter

Wednesday, Feb. 25 6:28 p.m.: An officer responded to Safeway, 1580 E. Main St., for a report of a person possibly involved in shoplifting. A man already banned from the property was contact...

Montezuma Republicans gather for precinct caucuses

The Journal goes to three sites as neighbors gather in libraries, churches and meeting halls