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‘Silent protest’ raises ruckus over river rafting shutdown

‘Silent protest’ raises ruckus over river rafting shutdown

‘Time is of the essence,’ says owner. ‘The river’s dropping fast’

Musicians unite for Navajo/Pueblo COVID-19 Relief fundraiser

Musicians unite for Navajo/Pueblo COVID-19 Relief fundraiser

Artists to livestream shows Saturday, Sunday

Sorry for long wait, but your table is ready: Restaurants open doors in Durango

Sorry for long wait, but your table is ready: Restaurants open doors in Durango

‘The people who are most creative will excel during this’

Urgent care clinic opens in Farmington, despite coronavirus uncertainties

Urgent care clinic opens in Farmington, despite coronavirus uncertainties

offers drive-up COVID-19 services, consultations

Durango School District 9-R presents bleak budget picture to public

Durango School District 9-R presents bleak budget picture to public

online allows residents to offer input about cuts

Summer reading programs bring magic to La Plata County libraries

Summer reading programs bring magic to La Plata County libraries

Students can lose up to half a year of academic skills when school is out

Indian Health Services announces more funding for Navajo Nation

Indian Health Services announces more funding for Navajo Nation

has tested 14.6% of its population, official from D.C. says

Annual Concerts @ The Park going ‘virtual’

Annual Concerts @ The Park going ‘virtual’

shows will be online instead of at Buckley Park

Cantera restaurant closing, but owner will open new taco spot

Cantera restaurant closing, but owner will open new taco spot

‘We figured we’d give it one more try with a different concept’

Are Durango park visitors, trail users social-distancing?

Are Durango park visitors, trail users social-distancing?

Park-goers say they’re following guidelines, but is everyone?

Democrats approve rule to allow remote voting in Colorado Legislature

Democrats approve rule to allow remote voting in Colorado Legislature

Republicans oppose change, urge lawmakers to show up, regardless of risk

Durango School District 9-R expects to lose 15% of its state funding

Durango School District 9-R expects to lose 15% of its state funding

Majority of district’s revenue comes from state

Durango School District to more than double preschool rates

Durango School District to more than double preschool rates

COVID-19 raising costs, private preschools may not be far behind

La Plata County seeks variance for outdoor recreation businesses, others

La Plata County seeks variance for outdoor recreation businesses, others

officials hope to reopen rafting, gyms, churches and Durango train

Three Rivers Brewery to close until business environment improves

Three Rivers Brewery to close until business environment improves

Management calls circumstances a ‘perfect storm’

Sen. Michael Bennet announces ‘Health Force’ bill to manage COVID-19 response

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Sen. Michael Bennet announces ‘Health Force’ bill to manage COVID-19 response

Measure would provide funding for local health departments to hire more workers

Durango restaurants can reopen Wednesday, but will they?

Durango restaurants can reopen Wednesday, but will they?

State’s regulations could be cost-prohibitive for some

Could Main Avenue become a pedestrian mall in downtown Durango?

Could Main Avenue become a pedestrian mall in downtown Durango?

considers allowing shops, restaurants to use outdoor space during pandemic

Vallecito Church offers drive-in Sunday service

Vallecito Church offers drive-in Sunday service

Parishioners stay in cars, tune in on 98.1-FM to hear sermon

Durango applauds collaboration ahead of restaurant reopenings

Durango applauds collaboration ahead of restaurant reopenings

Government and economic leaders push for unity

Carver Brewing returns federal funds because it can’t open in time

Carver Brewing returns federal funds because it can’t open in time

Eight-week requirement to use funds too restrictive as closures and restrictions linger

Cyclists keep their distance from Durango to Silverton

Cyclists keep their distance from Durango to Silverton

make trip on canceled Iron Horse Bicycle Classic weekend, most stick to dirt

Hardrock 100 canceled for second time in as many years

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Hardrock 100 canceled for second time in as many years

Avalanche debris in 2019, COVID-19 in 2020 wipe out world-famous ultra-marathon

How does social distancing work for homeless campers south of Durango?

How does social distancing work for homeless campers south of Durango?

of 50 or so residents living at Purple Cliffs report COVID-19 symptoms