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Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Protesters, counterprotesters show up at health director’s home Thursday

Protesters, counterprotesters show up at health director’s home Thursday

Durango Police Department says no laws broken on either side

Bayfield retailer, college sports team report COVID-19 outbreaks

Bayfield retailer, college sports team report COVID-19 outbreaks

health department releases updated list each week

Bump-outs to return next week to Durango’s Main Avenue

Bump-outs to return next week to Durango’s Main Avenue

Outdoor retail patios prompting deeper look into downtown’s future

Hickenlooper quotes from letters during delay tactic in U.S. Senate

Hickenlooper quotes from letters during delay tactic in U.S. Senate

Excerpts recount stories of unemployment, tragedy caused by pandemic

Health director receives award from American Medical Association

Health director receives award from American Medical Association

Jollon became local lead on COVID-19 pandemic

Train lovers rejoice: Durango railroad will resume trips to Silverton

Train lovers rejoice: Durango railroad will resume trips to Silverton

passenger run to reach historic mining town was in October 2019

Montezuma County’s homebound population receives vaccine

Montezuma County’s homebound population receives vaccine

officials urge more homebound individuals to sign up for inoculations

Tourism 2020: Not great, but Southwest Colorado dodged a bullet

Tourism 2020: Not great, but Southwest Colorado dodged a bullet

late summer helps ease the pain from spring

Montezuma County drops to coronavirus Level Blue

Montezuma County drops to coronavirus Level Blue

Officials say decreased COVID cases qualifies county

Behind-the-scenes: Gov. Polis’ ups and downs managing Colorado’s COVID crisis

Behind-the-scenes: Gov. Polis’ ups and downs managing Colorado’s COVID crisis

‘Who would think losing 6,000 people could ever be a win instead of 8,000?’

Native American tribes deliver vaccines to broader community

Native American tribes deliver vaccines to broader community

Clinics on Ute Mountain Ute and Navajo land offered vaccinations to any adult

Some COVID-19 adaptations will have legs

Some COVID-19 adaptations will have legs

bump-outs, remote work and high housing costs stick around?

Southwest Colorado receives, delivers nearly 4,000 vaccines over the weekend

Southwest Colorado receives, delivers nearly 4,000 vaccines over the weekend

health officials say vaccinations could ramp up in a few weeks

Even the act of grieving was upended during pandemic

Even the act of grieving was upended during pandemic

pastor never had to turn anyone away

COVID-19 upended life as we knew it

COVID-19 upended life as we knew it

social distanced, wore masks and hoarded toilet paper

Durango restaurants endure COVID-19 restrictions

Durango restaurants endure COVID-19 restrictions

orders to limit public gatherings hit eateries in pocketbook

10 numbers that help explain the COVID-19 pandemic

10 numbers that help explain the COVID-19 pandemic

was up, revenue was down and nursing home deaths soared in Durango

Pandemic could cause years of mental health impacts

Pandemic could cause years of mental health impacts

mixes with grief, depression and trauma

COVID-19 brought record numbers to public lands, but at a price

COVID-19 brought record numbers to public lands, but at a price

resulted in mitigation efforts at several popular spots

Mark Redwine: ‘My day in court is a long, long, long time overdue’

Mark Redwine: ‘My day in court is a long, long, long time overdue’

of man accused of killing son is delayed again

Durango schools are making up for lost ground

Durango schools are making up for lost ground

districts across the nation, 9-R sees academic slide during remote learning

Bayfield School District, facing $1 million deficit, plans layoffs

Bayfield School District, facing $1 million deficit, plans layoffs

least 10 full-time positions expected to be cut

Durango-area schools hit hard by COVID-19 outbreaks

Durango-area schools hit hard by COVID-19 outbreaks

records also show cases involving a youth team and social gathering

How a nonprofit catered to neighbors’ needs during the pandemic

How a nonprofit catered to neighbors’ needs during the pandemic

Volunteers learned what people needed, then delivered aid to homes