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Bayfield library blasts off into ‘interplanetary’ summer reading program

Library staff gets creative in lieu of budget cuts

June 7, 2019

Local News

Who oversees Durango’s ever-expanding public art collection?

‘Art improves our lives whether we realize it or not’

June 6, 2019

Local News

CBD oil promises pain, anxiety relief to Durango dogs

Anecdotes are promising, but scientific support is sparse

June 5, 2019

Local News

Durango Fish Hatchery rebounds after nerve-wracking drought year

one-third of stock had to be unloaded in 2018 because of low water

June 4, 2019

Local News

Investigators conclude Burro Fire likely human-caused

lightning reported in area; fire broke out on popular trail

June 3, 2019

Local News

Longtime Durango barber hangs up the shears

Gallegos has cut Durangoans’ hair for 43 years

June 3, 2019

Business

Durango’s tourism rising from the ashes in 2019

year’s negatives could provide economic tailwinds this year

June 2, 2019

Local News

When will Forest Service name cause of 416 Fire?

intense community speculation, agency declines comment

June 1, 2019

Local News

Students learn about veterinary science by raising lambs

babies make Escalante Middle School home

May 31, 2019

Local News

Colorado’s drought is not over, experts say

Conditions improve in 2019, but reports neglect long-term trends

May 29, 2019

Local News

Middle school students develop strengths to handle challenges

Attorney General’s Office funds program to promote suicide prevention

May 28, 2019

Local News

Remembering the fallen: Memorial Day activities in Durango

American flags at Greenmount Cemetery before Memorial Day services.Jerry McBride/Durango Herald 10 a.m.: Vietnam War service, Iris Park, 1234 Camino…

May 27, 2019

Business

Historic business signs buck a politically correct world

signs attract customers and the famous

May 26, 2019

Local News

Iron Horse: The brand that launches tourism season

Cycling event keeps Durango in the forefront of travelers’ minds

May 25, 2019

Local News

In a sea of spandex, who are these Iron Horse riders?

compete, others look to overcome personal challenges

May 24, 2019

Local News

Montezuma-Cortez schools approve tax increase

November ballot issue would help increase teacher salaries

May 23, 2019

Health

Students learn to protect their minds from toxic stress

Techniques build resiliency, prevent trauma from shaping lives

May 23, 2019

Local News

Closed highway made the Iron Horse bike ride what it is today

used to make 47-mile trek with automobile traffic

May 22, 2019

Local News

Conditions ideal for prescribed burns in Southwest Colorado

Juan National Forest plans to take advantage of deep snowpack, wet spring

May 21, 2019

Local News

Veterans from five wars share stories of service, loss

affects everyone differently, but for most, it’s a life-changing event

May 20, 2019

Business

Slew of new businesses coming to Main Avenue

Several new shops, restaurants coming, some leaving

May 19, 2019

Local News

Orchards in Southwest Colorado look promising this year

Southwest Colorado’s apple and peach orchards hold budding hope

May 18, 2019

Local News

In the aftermath of avalanches, digging out will take time

snowpack could affect summer recreation near Silverton

May 18, 2019

Local News

Middle school students explore Animas River pollution

Teaching children about watershed helps protect and manage it in the future

May 17, 2019