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Evening overcast could block meteor shower view in Southwest Colorado (opens the original)
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Barring a break in likely cloud coverage, residents may have to wait until next year to see the Perseids Updated Tuesday, Aug 11, 2026 5:43 PM MT The best meteor shower of the year will put on a dazzling show from Wednesday evening into the early morning hours of Thursday. But due to clouds carrying monsoonal rains, Southwest Colorado might miss the spectacle. “Good news: maybe some better rain chances. Bad news for meteor watching, unfortunately,” National Weather Service meteorologist Lucas Bo
Addiction resources grow in Cortez (opens the original)
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Advocates celebrate the addition of a sober living home alongside expanded treatment options and recovery groups Ten years ago, those struggling with substance abuse disorders in Cortez faced limited resources from a much smaller recovery community. Now, as Montezuma County’s first sober living center flourishes, peer support services grow and organizations expand their treatment options, advocates say the area is in a much better place. “It’s changed exponentially,” said Charlee Sharp, co-owner
Man receives maximum sentence for child sexual assault in Cortez (opens the original)
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DA praises strength of victim throughout two-year proceedings Utah resident Shayne Rowley was sentenced to 24 years to life in prison July 28 after being convicted in April by a Montezuma County jury for sexual assault of a child. “This maximum sentence underscores the seriousness of this case, and the danger that this defendant represents to children,” Justin Pierce, assistant district attorney for the 22nd Judicial District, wrote in a statement to The Journal. “It will prevent further harm by
Fundamental Needs raises funds for Cortez’s first recording studio (opens the original)
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Cortez Makerspace to host soundproofed room with audio, music equipment for musicians, podcasters and audiobook recording Updated Tuesday, Aug 4, 2026 11:04 AM MT The Cortez-based nonprofit Fundamental Needs is raising money to construct the first-ever recording studio in the city in the Cortez Makerspace, a creative workplace on Main Street. Executive Director Justice Ramos said he intends for it to be used by local musicians and podcasters as well as those recording audiobooks. “We already hav
Monsoonal rains slow Ferris Fire recovery efforts; crews hope for drier week (opens the original)
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Blaze is 97% contained; repair work has been hindered by intense thunderstorms Updated Tuesday, Jul 28, 2026 12:38 PM MT Heavy afternoon rains interfered with cleanup and rehabilitation efforts along the Ferris Fire last week, forcing crews to intermittently pause work to avoid lightning strikes and to prevent damage to muddy areas with heavy equipment. “It has delayed our progress off and on somewhat significantly,” San Juan National Forest spokesperson Lorena Williams said Monday. “Last week i
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