A contractor with the Cortez Public Works Department will drive city streets next week with a vehicle-mounted camera to gather data on road conditions. Beginning March 29, a contractor with iWorQ...

FARMINGTON – San Juan College is one of just over 230 campuses designated as a “voter friendly campus” by the Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project and the National Association of Student...

FARMINGTON – For many, eased pandemic restrictions mean finally feeling safe enough to go to the hair salon. And for some, the trip is long overdue: Some clients are rolling into salons with...

FARMINGTON – After the New Mexico legislative session ended with no resolution to the issue of legalizing recreational marijuana, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced she will call the Legislature...

By Ben Bradley For The Journal Resilience is a hallmark of a championship-level team. Dolores used every ounce of grit it could muster on March 24 to overcome a pair of sluggish sets to capture a...

The Panthers are in some uncharted territory. Second-year head coach Kevin McGarigal has the M-CHS boys soccer team off to a 2-1 start to the season, thanks to a pair of victories over Telluride,...

San Juan National Forest officials addressed concerns about a logging project’s impact on the recreation in the Boggy Draw area north of Dolores during a community meeting March 10 held on Zoom....

Monday, March 1 8:30 p.m. A man was arrested on suspicion of violating a protection order in the 300 block of North 15th Street. Friday, March 5 12:01 p.m. Credit card fraud was reported in the...

The Colorado Department of Transportation recently approved a three-year pilot project to allow off-highway vehicles on Colorado Highway 149 in Lake City, thereby allowing riders to travel the...