Virtual graduation to close 2020 school year
The virtual education of local students, mandated by the COVID-19 crisis, will evolve into a virtual graduation for students in the San Juan School District.
The virtual education of local students, mandated by the COVID-19 crisis, will evolve into a virtual graduation for students in the San Juan School District.
Last weekend, like the two previous weekends before, Bud Frazier was out delivering critical supplies to dozens of families in the Navajo Nation.
A woman was killed on May 10 in a three-car crash on Highway 191 north of Monticello.
San Juan County has received $180,000 to reimburse the costs of defending RS-2477 public road lawsuits.
by Stuart Smith
Contributing writer
We hope you enjoy Alene Laney’s story about the COVID-19 relief efforts. We decided to pick just one of the dozens of impressive and heartwarming efforts to help those who are struggling through t
Five San Juan High School student athletes earned Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) Academic All-state honors for the COVID-19-shortened 2020 spring sports season.
Despite a strong winter, some of the pinyons in Westwater have died with brown needles hanging on the branches or piled beneath.
Due to the worldwide reset commonly referred to as COVID-19, Grange, our 20-year-old son, has returned to Bluff after a two-year stint at the University of Utah.
August 9, 1929 ~ April 25, 2020
Norma Gay Borreson Lance, 90, passed away in LaVerne, CA after a long life filled with love and adventure.
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