Monticello High School junior Olivia Chamberlain picked up a 2A second-place finish in a high school individual player state championship held by the Utah Section PGA Thursday, June 4 at Rose Park Golf Course in Salt Lake City.
Chamberlain shot a 94 on the day and will be a two-time All-state...
The Monticello Swimming Pool will not open in 2020 after the Monticello City Council met on May 26.
It is just one of several momentous decisions made at the council meeting.
After a significant amount of discussion, the council voted 4-1 to keep the swimming pool closed. Councilman Ron Skinner...
COVID-19 claimed the life of a Monticello native on May 12 when Felix Montano passed away in Flagstaff, AZ.
Although he left Monticello more than a decade ago, Montano, age 52, is a familiar face to many San Juan County residents.
After leaving employment at Blue Mountain Foods, he worked at...
In one of the most unexpected conclusions to a school year ever, area students are set to receive diplomas this week from the five San Juan School District high schools.
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in at-home education during the entire fourth quarter of the school year.
While the hundreds...
City finances and opening the swimming pool took center stage at the May 12 meeting of the Monticello City Council. City Manager Doug Wright led a discussion on how the COVID-19 pandemic would change city finances.
An 11.6 percent decline in sales tax revenue is expected for the fiscal year which...
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A woman was killed on May 10 in a three-car crash on Highway 191 north of Monticello.
Zuhra Samadi, age 26 of Salt Lake City, was killed while attempting to pass – in a no-passing lane – a Ford F-350 that was pulling a 25-foot enclosed trailer.
Her vehicle, a Chevy Tahoe, collided head-on with a...
by Stuart Smith
Contributing writer
Monticello visitors and residents may all find some off-the-beaten-path adventures thanks to new wayside maps that have popped up in the community.
Like magic – to everyone except the workers from the city who installed them – the signs appeared in three spots...
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 this pandemic.
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After 25 years in the newspaper business, I have learned that one of the...
The number of reported cases of the COVID-19 virus in San Juan County exploded in the past week, largely due to more than 1,500 additional tests that have been administered.
The Utah Department of Health and Utah Navajo Health Systems (UNHS) teamed up for two days of free testing on April 30 and...