‘Hefty’ winter storm could drop 1 to 2 feet of snow in San Juan Mountains

Valley towns expected to see 3-4 inches; winter storm watch is in effect starting Wednesday

Four Corners farmers say it was a good year, despite some setbacks

Market vendors report plentiful crops, but a lack of water and labor

Man convicted and sentenced again for domestic violence

Aggravated circumstances leads to 6 years in prison

The Osprey Packs story: Its roots, success, sale and its future in Cortez

No major changes planned at company headquarters

Angel Tree set up at The Journal office

Piñon Project program helps low-income families

2021 Parade of Lights shines in Cortez

Annual Parade of Lights begins, with a special guest

Spoiler alert: Santa will make a surprise arrival this year

Cortez gets new municipal court judge

Beth Padilla wants to bring a new perspective to court

What happens when the lure of outdoor rec starts to pull people onto tribal lands?

The Navajo Rangers program presents a microcosm of the concerns that arise around outdoor recreation on tribal lands

Cortez-based Osprey Packs agrees to sell to Helen of Troy

$414 million deal expected to be finalized by end of the year

Light a candle for health care workers in Cortez

Wednesday vigils return as pandemic continues to burden hospitals

Turkey Trots bring in holiday spirit for dogs and people

Cortez and Dolores host fundraisers for pets and community

Crashes occur on U.S. 160 and Colorado 145

Motorcyclist injured in Montezuma County crash

Community enjoys free Thanksgiving feast in Cortez

50 volunteers organize to serve annual meal

Onward! grant cycle benefits 33 community programs

More than $72,000 given to local organizations

Holiday events on the horizon in Cortez area

Craft shows, community meals and Turkey Trot take place in Cortez and Dolores

Southwest Memorial earns accreditation for diabetes education

Four Corners has higher rate of the disease

Local projects earmarked for funding in federal budget process

U.S. Sens. Hickenlooper and Bennet recommend priorities for state including in Southwest Colorado

Get into the Cortez holiday spirit with annual Festival of Wreaths

Fundraiser funds programs for adults and youths with disabilities

Totten Lake sold to Montezuma Valley Irrigation Co.

Dolores Water Conservancy District no longer needs the lake

Southwest Memorial Hospital welcomes three staff members, including two doctors

A surgeon, family practice physician and communications officer join team

Cortez broadens survey for historic homes and businesses

Public invited to information meeting on historic preservation

Cortez man gets maximum sentence for domestic violence

Defendant convicted by jury; faces additional charges in second alleged attack against same victim

Cortez judge chooses halfway house, rehab over prison for repeat offender

15 years in and out of prison not working, public defender argues