As I grow older, I spend more time reveling in childhood memories, and as I do, I can’t help but think of all the great mothers on our street.
Now and again, I will write about recipes that originate back to the pioneers that followed Brigham Young in their 1847 trek.
I’m Back. I used to wonder why my dog would roll around in the dirt like he was bathing in it, get up, shake off and then seemingly smile at me like he was saying, “Oh I am so happy to be here, le
Juan Diego was climbing Tepeyac Hill near Mexico City when suddenly the air filled with exquisite music, and the hill, normally barren during December, bloomed like a flower garden.
The Monument Valley basketball teams competed in the Battle of the Drum, played Pinnacle and Green River in a region 19 heavy week.
Utah Department of Natural Resources law enforcement officers are seeking information from the public after a buck deer was illegally shot and killed within the city limits of Monticello in January
A foggy day in Mexican Hat. Enter your photos in our Photo of the Week contest. We pay $10 for each photo that runs in the San Juan Record.
by David Boyle
News Director
A strange winter with remarkably dry weather continues in San Juan County, with no significant precipitation to the area since mid-November.
Energy Fuels and the Navajo Nation came to an agreement to continue transportation of uranium ore across federal and state highways on the Navajo Nation.
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