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    Spending money to make money?

    A couple months ago, I started reading the biography of well-known “Indian trader” Elijah Blair. Beginning in the 1940s, Blair operated trading posts at Mexican Water, Aneth, Kayenta, …
    January 26, 2021 4 minute read
  • Tied to the Post
    An eight-legged master weaver survives the summer heat in San Juan County. Staff photo

    Spiders, dust devils and phantom storms

    The other day I was cleaning the glass showcases in the trading post when I noticed a spider creeping behind one of the folk-art carvings. Polishing the glass is a part of my regular r…
    July 18, 2023 4 minute read
  • Food Adventures of a Comfort Cook

    Spiff up your menu and meals with your harvested garden crops

    August: a time to begin harvesting the bounty of the gardens and having in mind to store and/or share. For some gardeners, this may be a second coming for crops such as tomatoes, squas…
    August 25, 2020 5 minute read
  • Tied to the Post
    A Navajo coiled basket. Courtesy photo

    Spiraling through time

    The first time I felt the tug of a spiral was in the late 1970s, when I was still in college. The object of my attention was the Spiral Jetty, a land art installation designed and buil…
    April 16, 2024 4 minute read
  • Food Adventures of a Comfort Cook
    Plain and chocolate toffee Rice Krispie treats.  Mary Cokenour photo

    Spoiling your inner child

    Sometimes, no matter how you try and repress childhood memories, well the bad ones at least, they still come back to haunt and intimidate you. The good memories I have, which are few a…
    August 18, 2026 4 minute read
  • Life in San Juan
    The winning team of the All-Church Classic from Blanding set a record of just one defeat in 32 games for the year. Pictured: (top row, left to right) (Unknown), Kent Black, Connie Nielson, Calvin Butts, Kay Bradford, Coach LaRay Alexander. Bottom: Calvin Perkins, Richard Perkins, Glenn Rupp, Dudley Rowley, and Eugene Shumway. Deseret News photo

    Sports and Spurs Part Two Richard Corry Perkins turned 97 on August 18

    by Richard Lynn Perkins and Beverly Gayle Perkins Shumway  Richard Perkins has a rich San Juan County heritage. His parents, Hyrum Corry Perkins and Mary Kisten Adams were both born an…
    August 19, 2025 7 minute read
  • Life in San Juan
    Richard and Evelynn Perkins. Courtesy photo

    Sports and Spurs, the Legacy of Richard Perkins

    By Janet Wilcox Contributing writer In the early days of Blanding and Monticello, residents created their own entertainment. This included ball games, dances and church socials. Gold a…
    July 22, 2025 4 minute read
  • Sports

    Sports glory up for grabs at Fourth Celebration

    There will be plenty of opportunity for local athletes and competitors to earn glory, bragging rights, and actual prizes as the 2024 Blanding Fourth of July Celebration kicks off on We…
    July 2, 2024 2 minute read
  • San Juan County
    Sheldon SpottedElk was recently name one of 100 Obama Foundation Leaders.  Courtesy photo

    Spotted Elk named Obama Foundation Leader

    Sheldon Spotted Elk is among 205 leaders selected to join the Obama Foundation Leaders program. Spotted Elk is a 1999 graduate of San Juan High and the son of the Navitt and the late M…
    October 29, 2024 2 minute read
  • Monticello

    Spring Creek drainage project does NOT include reservoir

    Note: The printed version of this story stated the Spring Creek project would include a new reservoir, clarification from the city confirms the Spring Creek project does not include th…
    February 16, 2021 3 minute read
  • Golf Tournament
    Spring Floods.  Looking over #3 and #4 fairways towards #2.

    Spring Floods. Looking over #3 and #4 fairways towards #2.

    August 30, 2023 1 minute read
  • Outdoors

    Spring heralds the arrival of hordes of visitors to San Juan

    Spring has arrived in the Canyon Country, and its arrival also marks a significant increase in visitation. Because of a host of social distancing restrictions that have been implemente…
    March 30, 2021 4 minute read

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