Into the wild river at last
Predictions of calamity, misfortune, and death were the order of the day on the morning of June 20, 1938.
Predictions of calamity, misfortune, and death were the order of the day on the morning of June 20, 1938.
by Janet Wilcox
It may seem that life at the Four Corners Regional Care Center might be so-so, but for Becca Ivy, it’s sew, sew!
by Rhett Sifford
Sports Editor
Serene fall scene at Monticello Lake. Recent storms have brought more than 3 inches of water to the area, and local reservoirs have risen by a foot or more.
About two years after a decision to deny a disconnect from the town members of the Bluff Town Council on October 7 unanimously approved an ordinance to disconnect 640 acres from the town of Bluff k
A uranium mine is reopening in Lisbon Valley. Canadian based Anfield Energy received approval to operate the Velvet-Wood mines in Lisbon Valley from the state of Utah.
Energy Fuels is once again hosting its open house at the White Mesa Mill.
by David Boyle
News Director
The Monticello Buckaroo football team defeated the Whitehorse Raiders 77-42 in a classic matchup between the cross-county rivals.
by Rhett Sifford
Sports Editor
by Rhett Sifford
Sports Editor
The 2025 San Juan High School girls tennis team closed out their season at the Region 18 Championships in Moab on Monday, September 29.
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