City of Durango Monday, May 18 Councilor Jessika Loyer Office Hours, noon, lobby, Durango Public Library, 1900 East Third Ave. Tuesday, May 19 Community Development Commission Meeting, 5 p.m., Smith…
votes due Tuesday; results to be announced Wednesday
2.5% to 3% raises, one-time bonuses part of deal
manager: affordability a top priority to people’s sense of livability
States has no documented cases of human-to-human transmission
Expansion projects are ahead of schedule and on-budget, officials say
says proposed ordinance is ‘administrative’ and cannot go to voters
rangers alternate shifts, respond to calls in city
Matthew French-Holt, owner of Art Supply House & Custom Framing and a member of the Town Plaza merchants association, places new lettering on Town Plaza’s marquee sign Thursday in Durango.…
Colorado state senator commends tribe’s cleanup work, says strength of Colorado’s response concerning
Organization director says it’s not-so-secret – the attorney needs to go
Overdue rent payments, depleted funds to blame, co-owner says
Native American author Andrea L. Rogers reads from her book, “Chooch Helped,” on Thursday at The Hive in Durango. Second graders from five elementary schools were celebrating literature and Native…
Building will open to students ahead of 2028-29 year
Scheduling change upsetting for some alleged victims
Leaderships says clinic is meeting community need with part-time hours
Sunnyside decision postponed; members want to study districtwide finances
daytime highs are 15 to 20 degrees above normal for mid-spring
Grassroots effort will ensure food, health and social resources can stay in the area
Nontraditional economic practices can save money, reduce waste
Wildlife Services possible partnership may address conflicts with critters, including bears and beavers
is a chance to network and gauge new businesses
recognizes tribal sovereignty, reduces federal oversight
rider was modeled after sculptor’s deceased brother
‘If anything, it's increased our business,’ owner of Blooming Landscape and Design says
The lone remaining “Endurance” cyclist, which used to be one of five, is outfitted with a bright-orange safety vest and hat Monday at the Florida Road roundabout after two crashes…
Legislation aims to tighten strip-search regulations, curb sexual abuse in jails
Guidelines will remain in place until Sept. 30
Archuleta County Sheriff’s deputy Jermal Ball has since been disciplined four times for unsafe or distracted driving
