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Architects find home in 1100 block of Main

Remodel to honor character of 1930s Safeway building

Boatwright block, Semadeni spin send Fort Lewis College past Colorado Mesa University

goes 2-0 in home rivalry weekend to get into tournament hunt

Budget buster: Durango’s snow-removal bills are piling up

could run out of money used to contract services to remove snow berm

Southwest Memorial lists prices for medical services

Information is part of new federal requirement

Snowslide hits Colorado Highway 145 near Trout Lake; avalanche threat ‘high’

Travelers may encounter 30-minute delays

Montezuma County seeks way to open Mesa Verde road

Government shutdown turning away tourists, official says

Chamber of Commerce honors Durango’s outstanding people, businesses

Spina, former county manager, named Citizen of the Year

Sole survivor: WWII veteran from Mancos honored in national ceremony

Konyndyk is last man from ship that fought at Okinawa

Music in the Mountains making a move

event to leave venue at Purgatory

As beetle kill spreads, will the drive from Durango to Silverton resemble Wolf Creek Pass?

survey reveals expanding areas of dead trees

Wild Country performing with Chevel Shepherd

of 'The Voice' giving free concert in Farmington

Fort Lewis College football coach Joe Morris resigns; Brandon Crosby takes over

leaves for West Texas A&M defensive coordinator job

Schools and offices closed Wednesday because of weather conditions

outages reported north of Durango

Justen Goodall selected as new Mancos marshal

Finalist, a county patrol deputy, will begin work Feb. 1

Friends group for Canyons monument offers events

printmaking, or volunteer on projects

Ignacio names Snowcoming royalty

Mark Redwine trial set to begin in late June in Durango

Vallecito man accused of killing his 13-year-old son

Shutdown’s impacts hit Southwest Colorado

Furloughed employees, delayed projects take toll

Bayfield’s Morlan joins Southwest Federal

Union celebrating 60th anniversary in SW Colorado

Pine River Times print edition to transition to online

Stories will be published on website but will appear in print in The Durango Herald

Who is behind city’s effort to be sustainable, prepare for climate change?

Ainsworth looks for ways to save money and reduce carbon footprint

Study: Most Durangoans do not lock their bear-resistant trash cans

say city needs to be more proactive with enforcing ordinance

Cortez awarded $70K grant for recycling truck

equipment replaces 27-year-old curbside truck

Kinder Morgan plans for new well near Goodman Point

Project is testing for CO2 reservoir to meet increased demand