Spread some joy to children this holiday season through the Christmas for Kids Angel Tree sponsored by The Piñon Project and The Journal. Drop by The Journal’s office at 8 W. Main Street in Cortez to ...

As soon as the Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers slide open the door to the cage, the two black bear cubs contained within it went hurtling down the makeshift ramp, and out into the wilderness of A...

It’s that time of year again, and busy Santas might appreciate some tips for young readers. Picking a great read for children young or older, won’t be difficult thanks to these options. For older and ...

For all the area schools, the trend is clear – wrestling is back in the Four Corners. After a couple of seasons with lighter numbers, Dolores High School wrestling joins the uptick in program growth ...

Durango Parks and Recreation is joining forces with Durango Fire Protection District and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control to burn up to 50 slash piles in Dalla Mountain Park starti...

The Cortez City Council was in the giving holiday spirit for its last meeting of the year. The council approved $29,380 in 2023 grant funding to 10 community organizations and made a donation to the a...

After as many as 100,000 New Mexicans get kicked off of Medicaid when the COVID health emergency is declared over, 30 days later, nearly everyone getting food benefits in the state will see that payme...

Thursday, Nov. 17 1:21 a.m., A report of a man with a warrant near Walmart, 1835 E Main St., prompted a search in the area where an officer spotted a vehicle know to be the man’s. The officer followed...

Nothing warms up a cold winter evening like a hotly contest hoops contest at the DHS Fieldhouse. The Bears have proven to be a tough team on their home floor over the past few years, and a new startin...

Walking in a winter wonderland can be as lovely as the classic 1934 Richard Himber song indicates, with majestic imagery of soft snowflakes falling atop knitted caps and children making imprints of an...