History in the Herald

Plans for Second Avenue hotels move forward

triggered need for new traffic light

Two hotels, medical building proposed for Escalante Drive

Planning Commission will review the project this month

With big changes in Colorado beer sales ahead, lawmakers scramble on rules

A bill currently working its way through the Legislature in this session’s final days is an attempt at address rules…

Durango school district budget focuses on salaries, emotional needs

Focusing on students’ well-being can prevent disruptions and threats

Durango girls golf sends full squad to state

finish third at regional after playoff

Montezuma County sheriff suspects arson in series of fires

Investigators seek help identifying suspects

Outlook for vital Colorado River remains grim

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the Colorado River is expected to carry only 43 percent of the average…

Ignacio student Isaac Jordan wins state science fair

Jordan’s $10 nanoflakes might replace seismographs

Editorial cartoon

Durango’s Payson McElveen repeats as USA Cycling marathon champion

second in a sprint once more

Morley Ballantine inducted into Colorado press Hall of Fame

editor and publisher of Durango Herald championed for her dedication to journalism

Fire at Bondad Landfill doused

14 firefighters work blaze at dump

Falls Creek Ranch residents getting ready for wildfire season

speakers, helicopter demonstration, mock evacuation part of subdivision’s annual event

Durango puts finishing touches on whitewater park

water year not a worry for rafting companies

Durango app development teams move to Go Code Colorado finals

Applications use publicly available data to make lives better

Silver start for Fort Lewis College cycling at road nationals

Russenberger, Hilyer turn in top road race results

Tennis courts near completion at Fort Lewis College

says venue will help meet demand

Former Pagosa Springs man pleads guilty to tax fraud involving hot springs

Whittington failed to report funds directed to him from business

Carl Bernstein decries commitment to truth in Washington

Durango Public Library, journalist says nation is in ‘cold civil war’

More businesses are mellowing out over hiring pot smokers

are desperate to find employees

Narrow Gauge Day celebrates start of the railroad’s season

picnic Friday at Durango depot; first train departs Saturday for Silverton

Navajo Nation: More than 100 horses apparent victims of drought

Scores of dead horses are shown in a dried up stock pond on Navajo tribal land in northern Arizona, apparently…

Bill to allow voting-by-district in small counties defeated

District voting for commissioners is rejected

Lachelt recall supporters turn in 2,168 more signatures

Organizers confident effort to oust Lachelt will move forward