by Bill Boyle San Juan Record Editor A bone-dry winter leaves San Juan County with low reservoir levels and with little to no snowpack to fill the reservoirs, raising alarms for the su…
Will the snowpack be 200 percent of normal? Many things are known as the wet and wild winter of 2019 draws to a close. However, one question remains: Will the mountain snowpack be more…
The plentiful snowpack of the past winter will benefit the Colorado River Basin through increased runoff to crucial reservoirs, according to a Bureau of Reclamation study released on A…
by Bill Boyle San Juan Record Editor As a long series of storms continue to pummel the area, the critical snowpack in San Juan County is more than 246 percent of normal. As of March 21…
By Jackson Keyes Contributing Writer The Monticello Lady Buckaroo softball team finally broke through in a big way on Friday, April 4, wrangling their first win of the season – and the…
In-school instruction was canceled in the San Juan School District on Friday, December 17 out of concern for threatened violence in the schools. After two separate incidents on Decembe…
Three San Juan High softball players earned All-State honors for the 2024 spring season. The San Juan Record is proud to present these honorees along with photos and comments from thei…
Recap by Jessica Walker Contributing Writer Battling against primarily New Mexico schools, the Whitehorse High School track and field team traveled to Thoreau, NM to compete in the Rob…
by Rhett Sifford Sports Editor The San Juan High School track and field team scored a combined 91.5 points to finish fifth at the Eastern Utah Championship in Price on Friday, April 21…
When I began my undergraduate studies at Weber State College in the late 1970s, I, like many of my San Juan High School peers, had not carefully considered my future. Although I though…
“Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.” – Groucho Marx, A Night at the Opera Ah, the Marx Brothers, four brothers (Groucho, Chico, Harpo, and Zeppo) who made five hilari…
Sonya N. Seely Redd “Sunny” was born December 19, 1938, in Price, Carbon County, UT, the oldest child of Lowry Singleton Seely and Gwen Geddes Nielson. Two younger brothers completed t…