Downtown Durango

Green-up in full swing

Matt Besecker, a certified arborist with the city of Durango’s Forestry Division, steadies a Kentucky coffeetree as it is hoisted…

Summer tourism stats shining brightly

Sales tax is collected monthly from every business in Durango by the city. The city releases reports on collections that,…

Congratulations! It’s a baby … dinosaur!

Sippy calls Sunday a success

But for this year’s Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, a window opened up, and stayed open, and oh how sweet it…

Cyclists keep getting younger

Littlest racers among the biggest draws

‘Happy Hour’ offers free parking but no apps or drinks

You could interpret this in one of two ways. For the pessimist, the conflicting signs could be a warning that…

Homeless people motivate businesses to move benches

Panhandlers are a motivation

Opinions mixed on bank makeover

National will remove taxidermy

Homegrown food for the Durango Farmers Market

edible extravaganza to begin its 19th season

3rd Avenue paid parking is put in neutral

Councilors delay, pending details on La Plata County’s office plans

Dog days are early

It looks like a vintage summer day Monday morning in downtown Durango. Ranger, a 5-year-old golden Labrador retriever, rests on…

Cedar Networks targeted by online attack

Co-owner Vijay Bastawade said it was the first time in 10 years of service that Cedar Networks had been targeted…

No overnight parking Tuesday downtown

snow removal planned

Bring out your bikes

Bike to Work Day circles around for 5th time

A random walk through downtown Durango

Tim Walsworth, center, of the Durango Business Improvement District, said the idea behind giving out $10 gift certificates this week…

In Durango, change is our one constant

It’s only February, and we’re looking at a full plate of activities for 2015 designed to fulfill our mission: To…

Gift cards to be given out as ‘acts of kindness’

Anthony Smalls received a surprise gift card from Tim Walsworth, executive director of the Durango Business Improvement District, last year.…

Schlotzsky’s-Cinnabon coming downtown

Sandwich shop to open Feb. 12

How many parking tickets did Durango issue in 2014?

But according to data yielded by an open records request, the avalanche of citations issued by Durango’s Transit Department last…

No-parking laws to be enforced downtown

The city of Durango warned residents that overnight parking laws would be strictly enforced early Thursday to allow for snow…

Another reason to take a step into downtown

Walsworth BID and Bank of Colorado will purchase about 50 $10 gift cards to various retail stores downtown and on…

Snowblowers need fixing, ice cream left to warmer days

Business slows on heaviest snow day of the season

Don’t slip up: Remember to shovel your sidewalk

Removal required within 24 hours of storm

17 vehicles towed for snow removal

Towing companies, operating on a rotating basis, contract with the city for the service. Retrieving a vehicle the next day…