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Young Durango bookstore owner navigates pandemic

Young Durango bookstore owner navigates pandemic

Schertz was thrust into leadership role in early 20s

Durango hardware store still thriving at 100

Durango hardware store still thriving at 100

Kroegers counts on customer service, changing with the times and hometown roots

40 low-rent units take shape overlooking downtown Durango

40 low-rent units take shape overlooking downtown Durango

Apartments offers first-of-its-kind supportive housing

Water supply, wildfire concerns loom over spring, summer

Water supply, wildfire concerns loom over spring, summer

Prolonged drought did not loosen its grip over the winter

Durango voters elect three City Council candidates

Durango voters elect three City Council candidates

Youssef, Buell and Bosmans earn four-year terms

Ride The Rockies cycling tour doubles down on Durango

Ride The Rockies cycling tour doubles down on Durango

2020 cancellation, route plan remains same for 2021’s return

Fort Lewis College dean focuses on the lexicon of learning

Fort Lewis College dean focuses on the lexicon of learning

Trujillo sees value of land and language

New radar project put on hold because of location problems

New radar project put on hold because of location problems

Selected site has limited coverage and value, critics say

Durango musicians, sidelined by pandemic, ready to hit stage

Durango musicians, sidelined by pandemic, ready to hit stage

vaccinations, warm weather arrive, live shows on the horizon

Rockwood residents want relief from train departures north of Durango

Rockwood residents want relief from train departures north of Durango

Homeowners say D&SNG passengers overburden small neighborhood

Bigger, better and safer: Bump-outs make return to Durango’s Main Avenue

Bigger, better and safer: Bump-outs make return to Durango’s Main Avenue

Popularity of outdoor patios has people wondering if public spaces can be improved

Forester who planted 2 million trees uproots for next adventure

Forester who planted 2 million trees uproots for next adventure

Gretchen Fitzgerald spent years restoring forests in Southwest Colorado

Southwest Health Alliance touts efforts to enhance health insurance in region

Southwest Health Alliance touts efforts to enhance health insurance in region

Health policies introduced in 4 counties, boosting competition

A ‘remarkable’ flu season: It nearly disappeared

A ‘remarkable’ flu season: It nearly disappeared

Several factors may have caused dramatic drop in rates of infection

Will Durangoans pass a lodgers tax increase?

Will Durangoans pass a lodgers tax increase?

pros and cons of seeking more revenue from hotel stays

Cortez woman’s baby born with COVID-19 antibodies

Cortez woman’s baby born with COVID-19 antibodies

completed Moderna vaccination in early February

After 26 years, Cmdr. Rita Warfield hangs up her badge

After 26 years, Cmdr. Rita Warfield hangs up her badge

Longtime officer advanced training about domestic violence, sexual assault

Durango, Ignacio artists create and sell digital files as non-fungible tokens

Durango, Ignacio artists create and sell digital files as non-fungible tokens

Blockchain-based NFTs are tradable online, but may carry an environmental cost

Courts aim to restart jury trials delayed by pandemic

Courts aim to restart jury trials delayed by pandemic

Judicial district faces huge backlog of cases

Durango man suspected of vandalism ‘rampage’

Durango man suspected of vandalism ‘rampage’

downtown businesses sustain extensive damage

Durango survey offers insight into wide-ranging water issues

Durango survey offers insight into wide-ranging water issues

Questionnaire invites community feedback about numerous topics

Confluence of rivers, people drive career path for Barb Horn

Confluence of rivers, people drive career path for Barb Horn

Founder of River Watch of Colorado retires after 30 years

Snappy, scalable street structures

Snappy, scalable street structures

Durango firm finds niche in bump-out designs in the COVID-19 era

Gun theft jumps in Southwest Colorado, prompting calls to lock them up

Gun theft jumps in Southwest Colorado, prompting calls to lock them up

two years, 171 guns reported lost or stolen to DA’s office