Ted always tells people I married him so I’d never get lost again. However, I was in China without him and getting lost in a strange country terrified me, so during the tour I stuck li…
Pavers for the new Veterans Memorial Park in Blanding are now available for purchase. To order a paver, go to the Blanding City website at blanding-ut.gov and click on Veterans Memoria…
Monticello citizens gathered on June 14 for a Flag Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park. The evening featured a presentation of a new sculpture in the park and proper flag disposal p…
By Janet Wilcox Contributing writer For decades, soldiers from San Juan County dedicated their time and often their lives to the cause of freedom. From World War I to more current con…
Vicky Romanowski, beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, passed away peacefully on September 4, 2024, at the age of 71. Born on September 2, 1953 in Monticello, UT, Vicky was the young…
January 11, 1943 ~ February 23, 2020 Victor Lovato, born January 11, 1943 in Coyote, NM, died on February 23, 2020 at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was born to …
Victory Martial Arts competed in the United States Karate Alliance Nationals in Albuquerque on January 18, 2026. All the team members medaled in their respective divisions. Sensei Mark…
Less than one year after opening its doors in August 2025, Victory Martial Arts Monticello completed an exceptional first competitive season in the United States Karate Alliance (USKA)…
A viewing for Amalio de la Fuente will be held from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, January 23 at the LDS Stake Center in Monticello, 165 South Main Street. Friends and family of Amalio wh…
After nearly a year of discussion, the village of Tuckahoe Board of Trustees has passed a law that will prohibit fast food restaurants from opening up shop in the village. The controve…
An attempt by Michelle Keith (right) to embarrass her son Miken (middle) by playing a song while picking him up from football practice ended in hilarity when Miken and his teammates, i…
The virtual education of local students, mandated by the COVID-19 crisis, will evolve into a virtual graduation for students in the San Juan School District. At the May 6 meeting of th…