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Durango man ‘humbled’ by Ukrainian people after humanitarian aid trip

Durango man ‘humbled’ by Ukrainian people after humanitarian aid trip

Bergman says being with the hurt, broken is his calling

Bayfield High School graduate to make debut on ‘Iron Chef’

Bayfield High School graduate to make debut on ‘Iron Chef’

Chenoweth to appear on Netflix on Wednesday

Durango woman on track to take flight as a commercial pilot

Durango woman on track to take flight as a commercial pilot

Rothwell became captivated by aviation watching air tankers battle wildfires

Lee Bitsóí, who led Diversity Affairs at Fort Lewis College, takes a new job

Lee Bitsóí, who led Diversity Affairs at Fort Lewis College, takes a new job

Associate vice president made big strides in short amount of time

February 26, 2022

When he’s not behind bars, longtime jail cook is forging them

When he’s not behind bars, longtime jail cook is forging them

Rodri hopes to focus more on his blacksmithing, with retirement a few years away

February 21, 2022

From local hot shot to a federal forest director, back to La Plata County

From local hot shot to a federal forest director, back to La Plata County

Legarza didn’t plan for a life of firefighting, but that’s what she found

February 14, 2022

Rasta Stevie reflects on his journey to wellness two years post-cancer treatment

Rasta Stevie reflects on his journey to wellness two years post-cancer treatment

experience has him exploring new ways to bring reggae music to the Four Corners

January 17, 2022

Ignacio nurse an advocate for the profession and her community

Ignacio nurse an advocate for the profession and her community

Melton honored with 2021 Colorado Nightingale Award

January 8, 2022

Durango’s first female mayor says much has changed, but she likes where things are heading

Durango’s first female mayor says much has changed, but she likes where things are heading

Peterson turned 90 on New Year’s Day

January 4, 2022

Durango has few holiday traditions like Lorraine Taylor’s window painting

Durango has few holiday traditions like Lorraine Taylor’s window painting

plans to call it quits in 2022 after 60 years of festive art

November 29, 2021

Painting and Asperger’s syndrome: A powerful pair

Painting and Asperger’s syndrome: A powerful pair

Durango man uses art to spread awareness about being on the spectrum

September 4, 2021

A new advocate for highway funding in Southwest Colorado

A new advocate for highway funding in Southwest Colorado

Garcia named regional commissioner for state Department of Transportation

August 15, 2021

For Karen Cheser, education is less one-size-fits-all, more à la carte

For Karen Cheser, education is less one-size-fits-all, more à la carte

Durango school superintendent wants robust interventions for those who fall behind

State Patrol’s top cop in Southwest Colorado to retire

State Patrol’s top cop in Southwest Colorado to retire

Highway safety is improving, but distracted driving threatens it, says Capt. Adrian Driscoll

‘A science nerd’ helps realign U.S. Highway 550

‘A science nerd’ helps realign U.S. Highway 550

Meduna credits her dad for nurturing passion for science and numbers

Durango man runs 70 miles for 70th birthday

Durango man runs 70 miles for 70th birthday

Wentling caught the running bug at age 9 – he hasn’t stopped since

Durango man reflects on years dedicated to bighorn sheep

Durango man reflects on years dedicated to bighorn sheep

Vandenberg has followed animals to far reaches of San Juan Mountains

Tight housing market accelerates educator’s arrival to lead Durango charter school

The Durango Herald

Tight housing market accelerates educator’s arrival to lead Durango charter school

Werline was No. 1 pick for The Juniper School

Longtime manager of Mancos State Park retires

The Durango Herald

Longtime manager of Mancos State Park retires

built visitor center part of Scot Elder’s legacy

Interim city manager seeks opportunity in challenge

Interim city manager seeks opportunity in challenge

Blake interested in permanent manager position, but family comes first

February 3, 2020

A passion for helping Durango’s homeless

A passion for helping Durango’s homeless

Richard Dilworth doesn’t always get paid for the work he does, but he does it with joy

December 23, 2019

Travel defines chairwoman of Durango Ethics Board

Travel defines chairwoman of Durango Ethics Board

College trip turns into a lifelong adventure for Katherine Burgess

December 2, 2019

‘Durango Native’ revives Durango’s early days

‘Durango Native’ revives Durango’s early days

will feature Rey and Clair Martinez and H. Prescott Blake

Outlook weary for young La Plata farmer

Outlook weary for young La Plata farmer

growing season and global markets challenge local food producer