Dolores

The 40th annual Escalante Days Celebration kicks off this weekend in Dolores. Activities run from Friday, Aug. 12 to Sunday, Aug. 14, when the softball tournament finishes. The main events –...

Dolores seemingly will fill up again with students and teachers as the school year starts on Tuesday, Aug. 16. An open house on campus will take place for students and teachers on Monday, Aug. 15...

An adorable gray and white squirrel with distinct ear tufts has become the wildlife mascot of the Ponderosa pine forests above Dolores. Hikers and bikers in the Boggy Draw area are more and more...

Fire restrictions on the San Juan National Forest will be lifted today, Aug. 8, thanks to widespread monsoonal moisture. This year’s Stage 1 fire restrictions, which went into effect on July 1,...

Shawn Gregory brought home a first-place finish at the third annual Telluride 100 Mountain Bike Race. Riding in the 40-and-over men’s division on Saturday, July 23, the Dolores resident finished...

Editor’s note: S. H. Phlegar, Dolores, wrote this story in 1934 about events in Montezuma Valley in 1909. Twenty-five years ago at Lebanon in the Montezuma Valley – well, those were the best days...

The Journal Alana Connelly, owner of The Yoga House in Dolores, wants to bring yoga back to its traditional roots as an everyday therapy for regular people. “Yoga has become very commercialized,...

Twelve years ago, Dolores local Kathie Butler retired from a 31-year career as an elementary school teacher, mostly spent in the Mancos school district. But that was not satisfying enough, so she...

Joe Rowell Park was swarming with action last Thursday evening, as over 50 local youths were put through drills and later scrimmaged to conclude The 406 Project’s summer baseball camp, which was...