07/08/11 Three years ago, Dakota Jones volunteered to help with the Hardrock 100 endurance race as part of a Durango High School project.This year, the 20-year-old Durango runner is one of the favorites in the annual 100-mile trail run through the San Juan Mountains.
07/07/11 Two wild horses head for the troughs of water in the Cherry Creek area of the Maverick Medicine Herd Management Area in southern Elko County on June 30, just after the U.S. Bureau of Land Management Elko District delivered water.
06/24/11 In less than two months Father Francisco Pires will return to Logan as pastor of Saint Thomas Aquinas Parish and St. Jerome Chapel and Newman Center. He first served in Logan from 1995 to 1999, leaving for an assignment in Tremonton.
06/17/11 The high river waters may have receded, but now they're on their way back up to dangerous levels. The National Weather Service is warning people to stay away from the river banks of the Colorado River due to high stream flows.
06/16/11 CEDAR CITY - He was 15 minutes late in arriving Wednesday, but Jeremy Evans made sure the wait would be more than worth it for about two dozen Junior Jazz campers.
06/14/11 Located beneath the towering peaks of the San Juan Mountains, the communities of Telluride, Ouray and Ridgway offer some of the best summer activities in Colorado. TELLURIDE
06/14/11 Think of Aspen and Snowmass Village, and you probably think about skiing and snowboarding or, in the summer, getaways into lush green mountains. Thanks to a world-class fossil find last fall, however, people are thinking a little differently about the upper Roaring Fork Valley and about how they can join in the excitement of the discovery.
06/10/11 Colorado water planners are ahead of other states in anticipating shortfalls on the Colorado River, but realize cooperation is needed all along the river as its resources are stretched.
06/09/11 Although parts of the Colorado River have peaked, we're not out of the woods yet. Forecasters are saying that some parts of the Colorado River actually peaked Thursday morning, and it could happen again next week.
06/09/11 Central Utah Counseling Center Authority Board will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, June 15, 2011, at 12:00 p.m., at the Central Utah Counseling Center Administrative Office located at 152 North 4
06/09/11 RICHFIELD-- Utah Community Action Partnership, Real Economic Impact Tour and Utah Saves are offering a free financial class from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, June 9, in the Utah State conference room, B0
06/09/11 From Dotsero all the way to the Colorado-Utah border, the raging river continues to cause headaches. Although parts of the Colorado River have crested, we're not out of the woods just yet.
06/09/11 The University of Colorado's chancellor, athletic director, and two of the school's highest-profile assistant coaches visited Grand Junction as part of a state-wide tour.
06/04/11 Colorado Mountain College will host information sessions in June to explain the curriculum and application process for two newly approved bachelor's degrees in business administration and sustainability studies.
06/02/11 National Park Foundation and Merrell also Launch "Trail Talk" featuring Interviews and Tips From National Park Rangers Around the Country at www.nationalparks.org/trailtalk.
06/01/11 The Virginia Zoo announced Wednesday the debut of this spring's prairie dog pups.
06/01/11 Prairie Dogs are Burrowing Rodents From the North American Grasslands By Winfield Danielson Norfolk, VA - The Virginia Zoo is delighted to announce the debut of this spring's prairie dog pups. The pups were likely born six weeks ago, but only emerged from their burrows Sunday. Visitors can see the pups now at the prairie dog habitat in the Zoo's North American exhibit, just outside of the ...
05/31/11 Equine Herpes Virus-1 claimed another event today, postponing the National Pony Express Association's annual re-enactment ride from St. Joseph, Mo., to Sacramento, including Colorado.
05/29/11 STERLING -- The Logan County Commissioners announced Thursday afternoon that the Logan County Fairgrounds is voluntarily closing its facilities to all horses for two weeks.
05/18/11 Daily reports of flooding on the Mississippi River are a reminder for Gary Hausler of a project he has promoted unsuccessfully for a decade. | 
