Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Durango homelessness advocates move closer to permanent camp

Neighbors in Need Alliance receives $90,000 for new camp

Photos: Helping the Wild Horse Saloon

Navajo Nation nonprofit, Durango church partner on supply drive

Unitarian Universalist Church receives loads of donations

Durango High School graduates roll onward after drive-in graduation

‘This is our chance to leave a legacy’

Shutdown causes hardships, but also silver linings, for Durango families

Parents say life has slowed down and allowed for coming together

AmeriCorps programs to hire 350 contact tracers

Applications for the summer positions are open

Artist Karyn Gabaldon emerges from lockdown with new show

‘Earth, Sky and Soul of COVID-19’ made up of 60 paintings

Bayfield residents say no to a mandatory face mask order

Residents said they are doing their part, survey shows

Durango School District will hold in-person summer school classes

for program comes from the CARES Act

Bayfield residents say no to a mandatory face-mask order

Residents said they are doing their part, survey shows

With limited electricity, Navajo Nation students receive kits for distance learning

Packets include solar light, grade-appropriate books and other supplies

Unsheltered and expecting at the Durango homeless camp

awaiting birth of twins navigates pandemic on top of homelessness

Are we ready to fly again? Durango airport sees uptick in passengers

Traffic remains low at 14% of normal, but that’s an improvement

Southern Ute Indian Tribe conducts sweeping communitywide COVID testing

offers free tests for up to 2,000 members

Despite pandemic, La Plata County commissioner candidates raise, spend thousands

crowds not allowed, efforts turn to social media

Durango School District gets some good budgetary news

$1.2M in extra cuts needed, not $4.2M

Fans return to Montezuma County Speedway despite ordinance

Promoter implements safety precautions, limits audience

Outdoor commerce coming to Main Avenue – and we mean on Main

step: Repainting the road

Bayfield hands out cleaners, PPE to local businesses

Hard-to-find supplies help small shops during reopening effort

Durango School District sets preschool rates for next year

COVID-19 restrictions reduced, costs won’t be as high as feared

Oscar’s Cafe sees stable future, brings comfort to community

‘Oscar’s has always survived,’ owner Paula Berg says

Emergency rooms see fewer visits as COVID-19 concerns linger

Hospitals say they can safely treat patients

Pandemic pushed hundreds of hospitality workers into unemployment

Restaurants, resorts look for a ‘recipe for success’

COVID-19 throws tourist marketers a curveball

Durango saves paid advertisements for efforts later this year