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Salons, shops and offices take baby step in return to normalcy

Salons, shops and offices take baby step in return to normalcy

Restaurants, rafting companies wonder when their day will come

Millions spent to control runoff from 416 Fire burn area

Millions spent to control runoff from 416 Fire burn area

private property project almost complete, focus turns to Hermosa watershed

Durango High School English teacher pretty sure she’s beaten COVID-19

Durango High School English teacher pretty sure she’s beaten COVID-19

weeks battling virus left her with dislocated ribs and on oxygen

Vallecito marina to reopen after legal dispute reaches resolution

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Vallecito marina to reopen after legal dispute reaches resolution

management contract aims to fix former noncompliance

Wildfire started by someone cutting pipe; firefighters call it a ‘simple mistake’

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Wildfire started by someone cutting pipe; firefighters call it a ‘simple mistake’

northeast of Durango about 50% contained

Evacuation orders lifted; firefighting operations to resume Wednesday

Evacuation orders lifted; firefighting operations to resume Wednesday

races up ridge toward two subdivisions northeast of Durango

Sparked by pandemic, initiative serves two vital needs

Sparked by pandemic, initiative serves two vital needs

the Food, Serve the People employs restaurant workers, feeds the hungry

Forecast for Animas River flows doesn’t look rosy

Forecast for Animas River flows doesn’t look rosy

average peak expected during early runoff

Tailwind aiding hospitals across the country

Tailwind aiding hospitals across the country

Endurance powders being donated to help nurses, doctors during long shifts

What can numbers tell us about our response to the coronavirus?

What can numbers tell us about our response to the coronavirus?

traffic crashes, more residential trash pickup, similar power usage at home

Durango/La Plata Senior Center whips up more than 1,000 meals a week

Durango/La Plata Senior Center whips up more than 1,000 meals a week

‘We don’t want our seniors to feel alone’

Antibody tests for coronavirus arrive in Southwest Colorado

Antibody tests for coronavirus arrive in Southwest Colorado

used by Cedar Diagnostics received FDA approval this week

Public health department delays reopening some businesses in La Plata County

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Public health department delays reopening some businesses in La Plata County

applies to salons, tattoo parlors, dog groomers, massage and retail stores

Domestic violence service providers adapt to face coronavirus

Domestic violence service providers adapt to face coronavirus

periods at home could result in increased calls

Pediatric Partners adapts to new COVID-19 realities

Pediatric Partners adapts to new COVID-19 realities

light is used to sanitize N95 masks

What will reopening Southwest Colorado look like? It’s still unclear

What will reopening Southwest Colorado look like? It’s still unclear

health officials turn to state for guidance, receive mixed messaging

How has primary care shifted during COVID-19 pandemic?

How has primary care shifted during COVID-19 pandemic?

Medical providers get creative with video appointments and drive-up services

Honey House Distillery whips up hand sanitizer for first responders

Honey House Distillery whips up hand sanitizer for first responders

Lewis College, UPS help get it done

Durango Farmers Market will open, but with a different look

Durango Farmers Market will open, but with a different look

Coronavirus also sparks shift in selling methods at local farms

New businesses spring up to battle COVID-19

New businesses spring up to battle COVID-19

provides disinfecting services, another will change your oil at home

Faces from the front lines: Four Corners doctors, nurses take on COVID-19

Faces from the front lines: Four Corners doctors, nurses take on COVID-19

‘We’ve seen patients just crash. It’s probably the scariest thing with the disease’

With toilet paper in short supply, people are flushing other products, clogging sewer lines

With toilet paper in short supply, people are flushing other products, clogging sewer lines

pandemic affects respiratory, not gastrointestinal system, so what gives?

Upper Pine tests entire first-responder crew for exposure to COVID-19

Upper Pine tests entire first-responder crew for exposure to COVID-19

Antibody tests can show if someone had virus in the past

Coronavirus test results show promising signs in Southwest Colorado

Coronavirus test results show promising signs in Southwest Colorado

officials say more results needed to draw conclusions