History in the Herald

Organic supporters defend park program

education about benefits urged

Are new city fees piling up?

Trolley, rafting, utilities’ costs could increase

DMR buyer looks to expand

Coleman doubled terrain at N.M. ski area

When grading judges isn’t blind

Analysis shows Colorado’s female judges are graded disproportionately worse than male counterparts

She’s there to help bold litigants

Lindsay Patterson offers guidance for people acting as their own lawyer

So many choices

Jurassic Arc

What’s this? Halloween on a Friday night?

Durango police are preparing for worst, hoping for best

Sen. Udall stops in Durango

Incumbent visits 6 days before Election Day

Purgatory ski resort agrees to sale

businessman to take reins

Drones take to sky

regulators dither, entrepreneurs find roles for vehicles

Durango still tops on lists

Maile King, left, Susannah Standal, center, and Dolores Overton – known popularly as The Durango Divas – make a Diva…

Durango wastewater-plant repair deadline extends

gets six more years to meet new rules

First kokanee spawning at Nighthorse

Species was stocked four years ago

Restaurant snags pot customers

Increased traffic a boon for Durango business

Elections enter new age

by Wednesday to ensure timely ballot delivery

Science center celebrates local electrical heritage

Powerhouse illuminates machinery of modernity

Last stop, Silverton

Mountain community bonds awaiting winter

The cost of recycling

Durango looks to county to help offset expense

Public library remodels teen section

Upgrades will allow students to plug in, recharge, tune out

Local parks all organic no longer?

Brookside Park infested with about 50% weeds

Don’t overlook in-town mountain

City offers good climb, good views

Demons’ building blocks lead to state

country pack’s pact: ‘They’d like the state title’

Raccoon causes power outage

This unfortunate raccoon lost its life after tangling with electrical equipment in Bodo Industrial Park. It knocked out power to…