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Early indicators suggest summer tourism on par with last year in Durango

Early indicators suggest summer tourism on par with last year in Durango

In-state visitation increases amid inflation, higher gas prices

Inflation hits Durango restaurants, leading to higher prices and fewer menu options

Inflation hits Durango restaurants, leading to higher prices and fewer menu options

and chicken wings skyrocket in price, while labor and gas prices also drive up costs

Hot Fire Dogs offers new late-night food option in Durango

Hot Fire Dogs offers new late-night food option in Durango

Authentic Chicago-style dogs rated NK-17, as in no ketchup unless you’re under age 17

B.Y.O. utensils: Some Durango restaurants get creative to reduce waste

B.Y.O. utensils: Some Durango restaurants get creative to reduce waste

Businesses cut down on trash by asking customers to bring their own straws, spoons and cups

Custom bike shop opens on north Main Avenue

Custom bike shop opens on north Main Avenue

Sanitas Cycles embraces titanium frames, sustainability and Durango’s cycling history

68th annual Four Corners Gem & Mineral Show boasts gems, geodes, fossils and more

68th annual Four Corners Gem & Mineral Show boasts gems, geodes, fossils and more

Three-day event lasts until Sunday afternoon

Mountain Bike Specialists’ John Glover retires after 42 years

Mountain Bike Specialists’ John Glover retires after 42 years

manager says much has changed in four decades, including bikes, biking culture and Main Avenue

Durango-based company empowers women to learn coding

Durango-based company empowers women to learn coding

GeekPack offers online courses and support in web development

MODSTREET values tactical urbanism for company’s future

MODSTREET values tactical urbanism for company’s future

Durango bump-out builders are looking to innovate downtown settings

Alpacka Raft celebrates 20th anniversary

Alpacka Raft celebrates 20th anniversary

A look back at the history of one of pack rafting’s most influential designers

Durango employers get creative to combat labor shortages

Durango employers get creative to combat labor shortages

Purgatory Resort has fewer staff members; city trying to keep up with park maintenance

SCAPE helps local entrepreneurs find investors

SCAPE helps local entrepreneurs find investors

Organization has put $30 million behind Southwest Colorado companies during last nine years

Dehydrated meals company opening retail space in Durango

Dehydrated meals company opening retail space in Durango

to Summit takes imperfect produce and makes culinary delights for the backcountry

Southwest Tea Co. gets loose with ingredients grown on a farm in Mancos

Southwest Tea Co. gets loose with ingredients grown on a farm in Mancos

Dana Thompson has 12 blends available at Durango Farmers Market

How bump-outs evolved from necessity to luxury

How bump-outs evolved from necessity to luxury

Durango considers merits of keeping outdoor seating post-COVID-19

High Country Releaf opens in Dolores

High Country Releaf opens in Dolores

Dispensary brings competitive prices with a quality product

Southwest Colorado’s farmers adapt to rising prices

Southwest Colorado’s farmers adapt to rising prices

Inflation, war in Ukraine and the pandemic have led to increases in fertilizers, feed

Silverton starts fundraiser to help destroyed businesses

Silverton starts fundraiser to help destroyed businesses

Spur Cafe will host event to support those affected by May 20 fire

Durango’s historic Gable House changes ownership after 52 years

Durango’s historic Gable House changes ownership after 52 years

Victorian-style home will celebrate its 130th birthday this summer

New coffee shop in northeast Durango blends plants, drinks and good vibes

New coffee shop in northeast Durango blends plants, drinks and good vibes

Neighborhood shop already has regulars who stop in nearly every day

Barber was a chef, ice carver before opening his own shop in Durango

Barber was a chef, ice carver before opening his own shop in Durango

Damonte is going for the old-school barbershop feeling, with good talk and straight razor shaves

Durango woman bringing local flowers into the community

Durango woman bringing local flowers into the community

entrepreneur Taylor Hettinger is launching her new business, ‘Sweet Nothings’

In Durango, life coaching extends to kids

In Durango, life coaching extends to kids

School District 9-R teacher aims to support students and their families

Parking a top concern as public comments on designs for Main Avenue

Parking a top concern as public comments on designs for Main Avenue

to examine space supply citywide

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