The Zia Fitness and Jiu Jitsu Gym plans a grand opening the first week of February in Farmington. Cecilia Hathcock, a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt, is opening a gym that will offer BJJ classes, wom...

Many Durango residents are accustomed to working multiple jobs to stay afloat amid the city’s expensive and rising cost of living. Locals even coined the popular, playful phrase “Durango Tango” to des...

CORTEZ Thursday, Feb. 6 Book Club, 5-6 p.m., Cortez Public Library, 202 N. Park St. Free. Every first Thursday. Email hroe@cortezco.gov. Tuesday, Feb. 12 Tri-City Soccer's 2025 General Meeting, 5:30-7...

A Dolores bride, dressed by Say Yes Bridal & Boutique in Cortez, was recently in the running for the cover of the 2025 Durango Weddings Magazine. Though the photo was not selected for the cover, the w...

For the first time in almost 30 years, the city of Cortez is updating its land use code. “The city has grown and needs have changed,” according to the city website. “The (existing) code contains error...

A Farmington man with a lengthy criminal history is back in the San Juan County Detention Center after reportedly stealing a vehicle with a baby inside of it. Repheal Yazzie, 31, was arrested Jan. 20 ...

A Colorado-based federal agent and state officials said it’s too soon to tell what, if any, impact a new Justice Department memo mandating cooperation with deportation efforts might have here. Colorad...

A Farmington elementary school teacher was placed on administrative leave after being charged with battery of a fourth grade student. Kathleen Kern, 33, of Aztec, was charged with a misdemeanor batter...

The Silverton Standard and The Miner – a bastion of local news in San Juan County – has been sold. DeAnne Gallegos, a third-generation Silvertonian, purchased the weekly periodical for an undiscl...

Cortez recently announced that the proposed land use code is now available for public review. The city asked that the community learn about the updates proposed in the draft and provide feedback befor...