Editorials General Assembly: Funding solutions will likely depend on voters Colorado State Capitol<br><br>Credit: Colorado Politics Democrats are proposing $166 million be spent on highways this year and each of the… May 5, 2018
Editorials Gettin’ Gordie: One good example of many worthy local crowdfunding appeals Gordie, a rescue from an animal shelter in Gallup, has been trained as a service dog. Take the time to… May 4, 2018
Connie Schultz Schultz: Well, good for Michelle Wolf, anyway Connie Schultz column sig shot in the PD studio Monday, January 22, 2006. (Gus Chan / The Plain Dealer) Alas,… May 4, 2018
Thomas Friedman Friedman: The U.S. and China are finally having it out Thomas L. Friedman<br><br>(CREDIT: Josh Haner/The New York Times) Five days of meetings in Beijing with Chinese, U.S. and European government… May 3, 2018
Letters to the Editor Joffe: War is the president’s trump card A Democratic majority in Congress could prevent the catastrophe of nuclear war by impeaching this traitor who has dismantled our… May 3, 2018
David Brooks Brooks: The place that assumes beauty David Brooks Thirty-five years ago, the two Figini brothers, Erasmo and Innocente, were living in Como with their wives, Serena… May 3, 2018
Guest Columns Taylor-Saghie: HB 1195 supports affordable homeownership, community diversity Rachel Taylor-Saghie HB 18-1195 leverages private funds to build affordable homes in Colorado by incentivizing philanthropic contributions to nonprofits building… May 2, 2018
Editorials Energy leases: Let’s hold back some of our last best places Star tracks over Hovenweep ruins. The monument was designated as the world’s 17th International Dark Sky Park in 2014. That’s… May 2, 2018
Green Medicine Redford: The biggest Scott Pruitt scandal is the one right in front of us Robert Redford Pruitt’s conduct as head of the EPA is beyond disappointing; it’s disgraceful. The list of indefensible actions grows… May 1, 2018
Guest Columns Devine: DACA recipients are our friends and neighbors, not criminals Barry Devine Randy grew up in Guatemala. His family had little money, so he worked full-time to help support his… May 1, 2018
Watch Yore Topknot James: Here we are, back where we started The first hat I ever bought for myself was in 1966 and I was 8 years old. There was an… April 30, 2018
Guest Columns Brown: Access to international trade critical for Colorado ranchers and farmers Don Brown Colorado farmers and ranchers understand that there are a lot of things like weather and market price fluctuations… April 30, 2018
Letters to the Editor A gentleman and his fluffy little dog Florida Road is part of my morning commute to work and has been for several years. Regardless of the morning… April 30, 2018
Editorials Article 21: Constitutional provisions governing recall elections must change Jerry McBride/Durango Herald<br><br>La Plata County Clerk and Recorder Tiffany Parker goes through a stack of petitions turned in to her… April 30, 2018
Letters to the Editor We just want passable, safe sidewalks Yes, there were people who spoke on both sides of the issue, but 25 people spoke in favor of the… April 29, 2018
Editorials School week: Day off not a substitute for adequate pay Clark Wilhelm, who works in the Douglas County school system, cheers during a teacher rally Thursday, April 26, 2018, in… April 28, 2018
From the Mayor Marbury: Another wonderful day in Durango; proud to call it home Sweetie Marbury I haven’t changed my opinion since 1974 when I first drove into Durango. Our unique mountain community with… April 28, 2018
From the State House McLachlan: Listening and leading on education Last year, the governor signed my bill, HB 17-1003, to find solutions to Colorado’s educator shortage. We’re pushing forward to… April 28, 2018
Population Matters Grossman: Losing species to our expanding population By coincidence, we were close to the home of these two endangered animals, at the north end of the Sea… April 28, 2018
Guest Columns Champagne: Talking to teens about sex Here are some things you need to know about teens and sex and some tips for talking openly about the… April 28, 2018
Letters to the Editor Gibbons: The opposite of supporting liberty Unfortunately, the Liberty Coalition has devolved into a right-wing group that falls far outside the scope of land use codes.… April 28, 2018
Nicholas Kristof Kristof: Trump treats immigrant kids cruelly because he can Nicholas Kristof Today President Donald Trump is again slamming the door on desperate refugees. Indeed, the Trump administration is going… April 27, 2018