Bailey Duran is a journalist who writes for The Journal and the Durango Herald. She covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and crime stories. Her work has also been featured in The Federalist.
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Cortez, United States (Local)
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City has been working on update for more than a year By Bailey Duran Special to The Journal
By: Bailey Duran
The Mancos RE-6 school board on Monday swore in its first student board members, heard about the need for an athletic trainer, discussed unexpected expenditures and received an update on affordable ho...
By: Bailey Duran
At their rescheduled monthly board meeting Monday, the Dolores RE-4A discussed MTSS initiatives, attendance, student data and coach salaries. The board failed to meet a quorum on Oct. 14. Board Presid...
Wright was chosen to fill the vacancy in Congressional District Three By Bailey Duran Special to The Journal
Fundraiser will help offset medical and other expenses By Bailey Duran Special to The Journal
The city of Cortez has announced that it is reapplying for a $500,000 EPA Brownfield Cleanup Grant for 2025 to remove contamination found at the Cortez Municipal Airport. The city shared that during a...
By: Bailey Duran
The Mancos RE-6 school district on Wednesday provided parents and community members with an update on where the district stands on a future mill levy, as both the Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 and Dolores RE-...
The Four Corners Writers will finish judging the entries they received for their first anthology “Four Corner’s Voices” in the next few weeks, and an event to celebrate the entries and the anthology w...
The Montezuma-Cortez High School marching band placed third at the state competition on Monday, marking the first time in five years that the marching band has made it to finals in the competition. Th...
By: Bailey Duran
Taking on a story that has been told and retold since 1740, Montezuma-Cortez’s drama department promises that their Beauty and the Beast performance will put a special, musical spin on the cl...
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