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    Whitehorse junior Lance Tsinigine wrestles in the divisional finals at 138 lbs. Anna Fredericks photo

    Three Raiders, one Cougar qualify for state wrestling

    by Anna Fredericks Contributing Writer The Whitehorse Raiders and Monument Valley Cougars both attended the 1A Division A Wrestling Tournament in Monticello over the weekend. Whitehors…
    January 28, 2025 1 minute read
  • La Sal
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    Three students “graduate” from La Sal Elementary School

    Usually this time of year I am writing to tell you all about the year end happenings at La Sal Elementary School. As with most things in our world at present, the “virus” has affected …
    May 26, 2020 2 minute read
  • Bluff / Mexican Hat
    Tied to the Post

    Through the Kokopelli doors

    It was the summer of 1989, Twin Rocks Trading Post was set to open soon, and the time had come to carve the front doors. Several months earlier I had grown tired of trying to convince …
    August 4, 2020 5 minute read
  • My Cave My View
    Courtesy photo

    Throwing the starfish back in Tonga

    In 1969 Loren Eiseley wrote: A man was walking along the beach when he noticed a boy picking up starfish and gently throwing them into the ocean.  Approaching the boy he asked, “Young …
    April 16, 2024 6 minute read
  • Obituaries

    Tiffany Rose Montano

    December 22, 1980 ~ May 1, 2019 In loving memory of Tiffany Rose Montano: Our little angel went home to heaven to be with her Heavenly Father and her mom (grandma) on May 1,  2019 at t…
    May 14, 2019 3 minute read
  • Life in San Juan
    Phil Hurst’s old army truck hauling logs from the west side of the Abajo Mountains in 1951. Photo from the San Juan County Historical Commission Leonard Hurst Collection.

    Timber, tenacity and talent built Blanding: The Scott Hurst Legacy

    by Janet Wilcox Contributing writer Interest in constructon and lumber runs deep in the Hurst families of Blanding. In the late 1930’s, Joe and Stan Hurst’s Grandfather Phil Hurst and …
    April 25, 2023 5 minute read
  • Columns

    Time to change the change

    “Fall back,” they say, as a reminder of which way time should be altered at the end of Daylight Saving Time, as though that saying alone makes it an easy thing to do. Huh? Turning cloc…
    November 9, 2021 2 minute read
  • Food Adventures of a Comfort Cook

    Time to make donuts

    Dear Diary, This is month ten of Jumanji. Just as the COVID monster seemed to be going into hiding, it suddenly reared its massive head. It tricked us just as we were beginning to have…
    November 17, 2020 5 minute read
  • Food Adventures of a Comfort Cook
    Meringue Cookies are a holiday favorite. Mary Cokenour photo

    Time to Plan the Holiday Sweets

    It is December 1st as I am writing this and, being the ultimate holiday month, time to plan out what sweets to make for sharing. Correct, for sharing. Each year I endeavor to make enou…
    December 3, 2024 5 minute read
  • Food Adventures of a Comfort Cook
    It’s tough to not want some more: This collection is full of chocolaty goodness. S’mores Brownies (top right) are a great way to collect all the flavors of a S’more in one convenient square, but there are also Eatz Fudge Marshmallow Chocolate Cookies (top left) and of course, traditional S’mores cooked over the campfire.  Mary Cokenour photo

    Time to say some more to S’mores

    Did you ever read one of those survey questions that asked, “How old were you when you found out about ______?” Well, here’s one for me: “How old were you when you had your first s’mor…
    June 17, 2025 5 minute read
  • Food Adventures of a Comfort Cook
    Three Sisters Stew with fried flounder.  Mary Cokenour photo

    Time to start thinking harvest

    The end of August is almost here, and we are never too sure what the weather for September and October will be bringing to us. Anyone home gardening should be considering what to harve…
    August 26, 2025 5 minute read
  • Dust in the Wind

    Time to transition to a new season

    We are transitioning out of the summer season around here, with one season winding down and hints of the upcoming season beginning to show. Of course, the culminating event of the summ…
    August 10, 2021 2 minute read

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