The 4th Annual Bluff Arts Festival scheduled from November 28 through November 30, 2008 will showcase the beauty, numbers and magic behind this year’s theme, “The Science of Art, The Ar
A new parking lot and retention basin for snow removal is complete in Monticello.
A new elementary school is on the drawing board for Monument Valley and the San Juan School District is moving forward on the selection of an architectural firm for the project.
The San Juan Health Service District is part of a group of rural hospitals that is seeking an adjustment in the way that the State of Utah pays Medicaid bills.
At the November 17 meeting of the San Juan County Commission, commissioners approved tax-exempt status for the Blue Mountain Hospital in Blanding.
Landowners at the Elk Meadows subdivision north of Monticello are concerned that the proposed new location of the Monticello airport will have a negative impact on their neighborhood.
About 85 fifth-grade students from Blanding Elementary School learned about the infamous 1863 Long Walk of the Navajos step by step along a dusty trail, eating “hard-tack” biscuits and
After almost four years, 17 doctorate-level classes, and a successful dissertation, CEU-SJC business instructor Steve Black has earned the distinction of becoming Dr. Steve Black.
LIFE IS GOOD
by Buckley Jensen
October’s top students at Monticello Elementary School are: (l to r) Journey Baird, Crystal Alba, Carlyn Goodwine, Dylan Bird, Ivy Fellmeth, Tuff Adair.
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