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Priest’s Lego Vatican inspires awe

Sculpture took 500,000 bricks and ‘patience’

It’s an art bonanza

The festival newby Allison Leigh Smith Oil painter Her background: The Autumn Arts Festival is the first time Smith will…

Produce Bounty directs fresh food to low-income families

drive directs fresh produce to low-income families

Tourism helps diversify economies in Indian Country

National tourism confab held in Ignacio

Scott Walker plans to bar unions on a federal level

Republican presidential candidate Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, right, proposed eliminating all unions for federal workers at a town-hall meeting Monday…

Mountain bikers go with the flow

Purgatory puts on a free ride

Local builders and suppliers covet beetle-kill

Cheap, insect-damaged wood hard to get locally

Catholic church aims to keep Latinos

Georgia, growth among the faithful

Variety is the spice of a music festival

Didgeridoo player Tyler Spencer brings his high-energy one-man show to the iAM Music Fest, with performances both Friday and Saturday.Courtesy…

Farm, restaurant relationship exemplifies benefits of local food

Buttes, Carver’s relationship exemplifies benefits of local food

Subway closes Main Ave. store

of the shops remain in county

End of the line

Cars on show

National parks see dramatic rise in visitors

Service sees dramatic increase in visitors

Catholics who left church won’t return

examines attitudes about same-sex marriage, divorce, sin, more

See it: ‘Rent’ measures love, time and trouble

Stellar production of Jonathan Larson’s ‘Rent’ at DAC

Garden tour to celebrate Durango’s historic Boulevard

tour to support preservation on East Third Avenue

Four Corners Community Bank coming to north Main Avenue

Four Corners Community Bank, based in Farmington, is building its first Durango branch on the site of the former Mama’s…

Commercial Demons website comes down at 9-R’s request

just Durango; national concern

Migrants seek EU’s field of dreams

Hungary’s hostility to immigrants fails to dissuade the desperate

The art of Tahoe

Exhibit collects work inspired by iconic Western lake

From challenging outlaws to sainthood?

‘Fastest Nun in the West’ faces long, slow road to canonization

Oh, the kitsch these days!

Rachael Anderson and Minna Jain explore practical art at Studio &.

Early to bed, early to rise

School’s back in session, and it’s time to get serious about sleep