Cooper Webb tied Ricky Johnson and won his first race in Indianapolis on Saturday during Supercross’s Round 9 of racing. In winning, Webb also lengthened his overall points lead over former leader and...

Keeping in step with their commitment to providing a plethora of project-based learning opportunities and career readiness classes for their district’s students, the Mancos school district launched it...

The owners of Table to Farm Compost say their invoices submitted to federal grant programs are now being processed after they contacted local, state and congressional representatives – along with The ...

Mark your calendars! And head to the Cortez Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, March 20 at 5:30 p.m. for this month’s Business After Hours event hosted by The Journal. Montezuma County’s business commu...

A controversial bipartisan bill focused on the increasing potency of Colorado’s cannabis products was pulled by its sponsors in committee Tuesday. The proposal had received immediate push back due to ...

Durango’s old Basin Printing Press location on East Second Avenue may take on a new role as a café, restaurant and workspace hybrid. In December, Tim Turner, owner of Zia Taqueria, and Charles Shaw, ...

Dottie Peacock was hooked on travel ever since she left home her senior year of high school to visit her eldest sister in Frankfurt, Germany. “I just fell in love with the whole experience,” Peacock s...

A 7-year-old boy was airlifted to Mercy Hospital and then to Denver on Sunday after falling 35 feet from a chairlift at Purgatory Resort. Purgatory Ski Patrol and Durango Fire Protection District crew...

Of necessity, a writer’s work is often conducted in solitude. Yet, it can be fascinating to meet the people behind the words. On Saturday (3/8), Farmington’s newest bookstore, Quill & Quest, hosted a ...

The federal government has notified two of its landlords in Durango that it is terminating leases for offices that house the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. La Plata ...