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Science summer camps will go on in Durango

The void caused by planned summer science camps that were canceled after financial troubles forced the closure of the Powerhouse…

School’s out for summer!

day for 9-R marked by hugs and celebration

‘My first thought was I was going to die,’ Barber says

thinking his life nearly was finished, bear attack victim fought back to survive

A little house made for little people

Proceeds from playhouse raffle will benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters

A day to themselves

Mountain Bike Specialists leads female rally

Helter Smelter

River Days’ 2015 festival makes a big splash

Jurassic Class of ’15

The Arc of History at the intersection of U.S. Highway 550/160 is sporting a cap and gown in honor of…

Homeowners settle lawsuit over explosion

Propane blast destroyed Kelleys’ home, injured family in 2012

Nepali earthquake relief

Tipton: NSA program renewal unlikely

Congressman answers questions at Durango library

Soldier was ‘a loving son, brother, hero’

60-acre area dedicated to Iraq war hero

A special event for special citizens

For the first time in the Iron Horse’s 44-year history, the cycling side of the operation honored Memorial Day weekend…

Clean sweep

Heather Erb of Coldwell Banker joined other members of the Durango Chamber of Commerce on Friday for the 12th annual…

Homeless people motivate businesses to move benches

Panhandlers are a motivation

Red Mountain Pass reopens; vehicle recovered

The unattended 2000 Mazda pickup rolled on its wheels 138 feet before coasting over the edge and falling 250 feet…

Opinions mixed on bank makeover

National will remove taxidermy

La Plata County is No. 1 in wildlife-vehicle collisions

Colorado Department of Transportation urges caution

The grass really is greener

Cara Moore of Turtle Lake Refuge hustles Monday to deliver fresh-grown wheatgrass to the Durango Juice Bar at College Drive…

Pilot lands plane on County Road 205

failure leads to emergency landing; no injuries in mishap

Spring storms stack up

Weather could sway another Iron Horse, but officials remain optimistic

Needham students wear red noses to fight poverty

International fundraiser helps poor children

Rotaries honor dedicated police

clubs join forces to award law enforcement

Monkeying around

Chad Murphy, with Deep Roots of Durango, negotiates branches of a tree Wednesday in Fassbinder Park as part of tree-trimming…

Weather drops a pair of power lines

was expected to end by about 8 p.m. Tuesday