History in the Herald

Dog banned from Durango shows up in town, could be euthanized

ownership blamed for tough and unfortunate situation

Red Mountain Pass reopens after crash recovery

83-year-old man plunged 600 feet off U.S. Highway 550

Millwood Junction not being sold

to the contrary is “false”

La Plata County goes green, with an eye toward cost-savings

aimed at good environmental practices, saving taxpayer money

Two trucks crash within an hour on Wolf Creek Pass

Highway closed about 30 minutes for rig carrying potatoes

Durango tourism director is suspended

comes after disagreements with the Durango City Council

Photos: Michael Franti debuts his film at Fort Lewis College

Former Durango mayor to aid economic development alliance

Welch will work with firms interested in relocating

Despite paralysis and heartbreak, Durangoan finds joy

Jessica Vought draws from personal tragedy to warn others about dangers of drunken driving

Silverton skijoring to return in February

10th race planned for 2019 Presidents Day weekend

Bayfield plans to increase water, sewer rates

board could vote on rates Dec. 18

Ska Brewing’s True Blonde named 2019 Good Food Awards finalist

Ska Brewing Co.’s True Blonde Ale was named a finalist for the 2019 Good Food Awards. It is made with…

Is Durango Area Tourism Office best marketing vendor for the city?

says move ‘feels like retaliation’ for disagreement

Residents scrutinize details of Animas River Trail extension

would like to begin construction in January

After die-off, Animas River restocked with fish

Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases 1,500 rainbow trout after 416 Fire floods

Six malnourished horses seized north of Durango

Protection says they were ‘extremely thin’

Will legalization of hemp pave way for its cousin, marijuana?

Legislation reclassifies crop as an agricultural commodity

La Plata County Humane Society director resigns; agency waits to hire replacement

Michelle Featheringill says she and board didn’t share same vision

Housing needed to solve homelessness, advocate says

paper breaks down citations issued for violating no-camping ban

Durango Natural Foods in cash crunch

Cooperative looks to raise $150,000 to pay bills

Intersection art to be scaled back for lack of grant

will be cut in half, from $100,000 to $50,000

Prep Spotlight: Durango’s Quinn Schmidt making waves in pool

Swimmer for Demons stars in first year with team

Businesses may not be able to put signs on sidewalks

Durango City Council, Planning Commission discuss proposed code

Salvation Army struggles to recruit bell-ringers

Nonprofit seeks to regroup after board members revolted in spring