History in the Herald

Durango’s mountain home market shows growth

Builders returning to resort area

Has the lottery made Durango a winner?

A few have won big prizes, while public lands have benefited from lottery proceeds

Skyhawks slump reaches seven games

UC-Colorado Springs sweeps FLC in the first of two RMAC doubleheaders

Pot deaths stoke fears about safety of edibles

2 fatalities sign of future dangers, opponents say

Bus stop in front of Walmart is dangerous, city says

Efforts to work with retailer unsuccessful so far

Montezuma sheriff candidate faced charges in California

Steele says he has ‘nothing to hide’ about case

When running gets lonely …

outings – 6 months’ worth – are underway

FLC grad seeking help in Olympic bid

Erickson sets her sights on velodrome ride in Rio in 2016

Fish helped grow these greens

uses aquaponics to harvest lettuce, kale

Bike basics: Surviving the flats

you confident you can do the job?

Task force to look at herbicide issues

Chemicals kill weeds as well as desired crops

And the West is History

The following appeared in a March 1964 newspaper: “Clarence Rieke has uncovered the above picture of assassinated President John F.…

Changeup for Durango sports bar

Retired officer, former youth baseball director take over Bent

Glacier Club getting ready to grow

course expansion, luxury hotel envisioned

Marbury becomes Durango’s mayor

Sweetie Marbury was sworn in as Durango mayor Tuesday evening at the City Council meeting. City Councilors rotate the mayor’s…

Panel dismisses Hickenlooper ethics complaint

Hickenlooperdu1-i-syn In dismissing the complaint on a 4-1 vote, the Independent Ethics Commission concluded that the use of staff time…

Scrambling to make tax deadline

As the tax deadline closes in Carolyn Varcados, right, with H&R Block in Durango, helps Benda Watts, with her taxes…

A snowball’s chance

Vet thrown a lifeline

programs keep Durangoan from homelessness

When 89-year-old woman dies, so will Navajo presence at Wupatki

Slowly, the Navajo families left Wupatki National Monument, too, either voluntarily or under pressure by the National Park Service, which…

No tantrums, just a Meltdown

Bluegrass gathering picks on, rain or shine

Out-of-control burn ignites ‘educational moment’

marshal warns of dry conditions

Skyhawks give something to Squawk about

Squawker Road Classic pedals into Durango, Fort Lewis College

DHS students have dreams of Pulitzers dancing in their heads

But if people still value in-depth reporting, fact checking and good storytelling, the students who are studying with Barbara McLachlan…