Lifestyle

LGBTQ Catholics stung by Vatican rebuff of same-sex unions

Marianne Duddy-Burke, executive director of DignityUSA, said her organization’s membership includes same-sex couples who have been together for decades, persevering…

March 17, 2021 • DAVID CRARY and LUIS ANDRES HENAO

Food

How to care for your wood cutting board so it lasts a lifetime

If you’re using your wood cutting board every day, treat it with food-grade mineral oil at least once a month.Scott…

March 17, 2021 • Becky Krystal

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Alcohol

Online wine sales continue to grow

online retailers replace local shops?

March 17, 2021 • Dave McIntyre

Newsletter

New Mexico scientists look for life on other planets

Researchers study Earth’s core to understand worlds light years away

March 14, 2021 • RYAN BOETEL

Food

Give lasagna a boost of bold flavors with hot Italian sausage and tangy goat cheese

Sausage, Spinach and Goat Cheese Lasagna.Scott Suchman/Washington Post Well, now I can say I have a very good reason to…

March 12, 2021 • Becky Krystal

Food

Pity poor celery, the last stalk standing when storms clear out the supermarket produce aisle

It was 9 p.m. on the night before the third New York City snowstorm in three weeks, and panic shopping…

March 10, 2021 • Jada Yuan

Food

Lady Gaga Oreos are an extra-sweet mystery wrapped in an enigmatic pink wafer

So, here I am, listening to the soundtrack to “A Star Is Born” (2018 version, naturally) in my home office,…

March 9, 2021 • Tim Carman

Food

A guide to cornmeal, grits and polenta – and how to know when to use them

Four types of ground corn: left to right, polenta, white cornmeal, yellow cornmeal and grits.Scott Suchman/Washington Post In an effort…

March 9, 2021 • Aaron Hutcherson

Food

New restaurant, bar coming to Durango’s North Main District

and Zia Cantina both developed by owners of Zia Taqueria

March 9, 2021 • Nick Gonzales — Staff reporter

Newsletter

Different pathways to learning during the pandemic on Navajo Nation

Online, by text or phone, even a staff member driving 30 miles, students turn in work

March 6, 2021 • Kate Groetzinger

Newsletter

United Methodist conservatives plan for a breakaway

could split over differences about LGBTQ issues

March 6, 2021 • DAVID CRARY

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Briefs

San Juan Basin Archaeological Society meeting to address preservation in the East

After a brief business meeting, Kelley Berliner will present a talk, “The Archaeological Conservancy’s Preservation Efforts in the East: From…

March 5, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

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Briefs

Webinar to address cleaning, sanitizing on farms

Attendees will learn about appropriate cleaning and sanitizing practices for food-contact surfaces on a farm operation. The webinar is hosted…

March 5, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

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Briefs

Free farm labor management series to be held virtually

The series will present recent research and Extension projects focusing on labor management and decision-making on small- and mid-sized produce…

March 5, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

Fishing

Colorado fly fishermen rejoice, remain wary as San Juan River reopens

N.M.’s long shutdown of Gold Medal fishery to nonresidents hurt Durango guides

March 4, 2021 • John Livingston — Herald Sports editor

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Diet

The link between your body pain and your diet

Generally, you experience these types of symptoms when your body is struggling to correct a problem or imbalance within the…

March 3, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

Southwest Life

USDA puts brakes on land transfer for Arizona copper mine

Naelyn Pike, who is Chiricahua Apache, leads a prayer outside the federal courthouse in Phoenix, on Feb. 2, 2021. The…

March 2, 2021 • Felicia Fonseca

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Briefs

Columbine Ranger District seeks proposals for prospective outfitter-and-guide services

Opportunities to provide commercial services include shuttle services, mountain biking tours, off highway vehicle (OHV) guided trips, Jeep tours, backcountry…

March 2, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

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Briefs

CSU Extension to host Southwest Webinar Series

6:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday: “Future Garden Favorites: Native Plants,” with Jennifer Bousselot, CSU. Register at bit.ly/2NypSFG. 6:30-7:30 p.m. March 10: “Powering…

March 1, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

Newsletter

Wildlife panel says to take it slow on Colorado wolf reintroduction

A wolf was seen on a game camera owned by Colorado Parks and Wildlife in 2020 in Moffat County. Wildlife…

February 28, 2021 • JAMES ANDERSON

Newsletter

She’s back: Ferret 1st clone of U.S. endangered species

could bring back extinct animals, such as passenger pigeon

February 27, 2021 • Mead Gruver

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Briefs

Colorado Native Plant Society to host virtual lecture about bees

Participants will learn about the complex relationships between native plants and pollinators. Haase will discuss the invertebrate conservation work of…

February 25, 2021 • Herald Staff Writer

Avalanche/landslide

New technology triggers avalanches above Highway 145

30-foot towers help CDOT clear snow from slide paths

February 25, 2021 • Jim Mimiaga

Food

This cauliflower hater likes the vegetable one way only: Pickled

Turmeric Pickled Cauliflower.Scott Suchman/Washington Post If you want to get creative and know I like to cook, some fancy fleur…

February 25, 2021 • Jim Webster