The San Juan County Clean Energy Foundation (SJCCEF) revealed the local organizations selected to receive grant funding in the first half of 2023.
Supported by local company and leading critical mineral producer Energy Fuels, the SJCCEF is committed to investing in regional initiatives that...
by David Boyle
News Director
Federal and state agencies are working through the next steps to bring water infrastructure to the Navajo Utah strip.
At a recent meeting representatives from those entities outlined their work which, when completed, will prepare the way for the Navajo Nation to plan...
by David Boyle
News Director
San Juan County Royalty was crowned in mid-June and are busy at work preparing for the annual San Juan County Fair.
County Fair Royalty has appeared in the Independence Day parade and will be in the Pioneer Day Celebration parade in Monticello, as well as featured at...
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan County Commission approved the next steps for a 72-acre resort in Spanish Valley, approved Storm Water Drain Master Plan for Spanish Valley, and approved a resolution supporting a Congressional effort to withdraw a proposed BLM rule at their...
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan County Commission discussed a variety of issues around public lands at their latest meeting including a proposed rule by the Bureau of Land Management that would clarify conservation as a “use” within the Federal Land Policy and Management Act...
by David Boyle
News Director
Professional Rodeo is returning to San Juan County this week. Nearly 300 cowboys and cowgirls will compete at the San Juan Stampede Rodeo, which returns to the County Fairgrounds in Monticello this Friday and Saturday, June 9 and 10.
The Stampede Rodeo is returning for...
by Alexander Lott
On May 23rd, a multiagency Lockdown Drill took place at Bluff elementary school. Law enforcement officers, the Bluff Fire department, Bluff EMTs and community volunteers coordinated with Principal Barbara Silversmith and her staff in a coordinated response to an active shooter...
by David Boyle
News Director
Members of the San Juan County Commission denied a request to sale beer at a Montezuma Creek store, approved a zone change to a 72-acre project in Spanish Valley, and received reports from a state department at their May 16 meeting.
The Commission denied the request...
by David Boyle
News Director
On May 20, a fatal collision on Highway 191 also started a small fire over the weekend, stalling traffic for several hours in both directions.
The head-on collision, involving a Cadillac SUV and semi-trailer, occurred on Peters Hill, about nine miles north of Monticello...
By David Boyle
News Director
Candidates for city council seats in Blanding, Bluff, and Monticello will be filing for office June 1 through 7 at city offices.
Candidates for the three seats in Monticello and Blanding and the two seats in Bluff will be seeking appointment to four-year terms by voters...