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High-speed internet arrives in Bayfield
Virtually every household and business can tap into fiber-optic line
Business
Regional News
Recalls increase for tainted marijuana, as the industry calls for a study
Leaves of a Cannabis plant seen on display at the first ever Cannabis Exhibit at the California State Fair and Food Festival in Sacramento, Calif., on July 14, 2022. Last…
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Seasonal flights between Durango and Houston to return this summer
Twice-weekly flights will provide greater access to southeastern United States, Latin America
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Open Sky Wilderness Therapy announces closure
18 years, the business employed 1,400 people in Durango
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Tesla to install eight superchargers at Durango Transit Center
Charging stations will be required to work with other electric vehicle models
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Cost of living instills economic pessimism in Southwest Colorado residents
Economists break down what the state and county economies looked like in 2023
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Durango urban renewal authority spends $550K on housing, neighborhood improvements in 2023
MidTown URA brimming with potential, community development director says
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Durango railroad revives 143-year-old locomotive
American Heritage Railways forges new path with restoration work
Community
Pueblo Seed and Food Company to open for 2024
Cortez company, which will open on Jan. 19, sells products made from whole grains, along with a long list of seeds and other produce
Business
Southeast Durango facility helping baseball, softball players stay sharp year-round
Athletics launched operations back in May
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Residents share perspective on shopping environment in Durango
Shoppers weigh in on the Durango Mall, what the city’s retail ecosystem needs
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Durango business Mable’s Bagels to call it quits
man behind the bagel will pursue a career in school counseling
Local News
In The Weeds co-founder talks mental health in restaurant industry
Nonprofit organization emphasizes healthy lifestyle choices
Business
Colorado settles with towing company for $1 million. Customers will get some of the money
Wyatts Towing sign is posted in the parking lot of Felicia Jan Bryant’s apartment complex. Bryant got her money and her car back after it was towed away from there…
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Here’s a look at how Durango artists are compensated for painting city murals
Artists discuss their takeaways from the city’s lodger tax projects
Regional News
Stanley Hotel in Estes Park – inspiration for ‘The Shining’ – is being sold to an Arizona nonprofit
The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, July 21, 2021.Hart Van Denburg/CPR News John Cullen, whose Grand Heritage Hotel Group has owned the property since buying it out of bankruptcy in…
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Photo: Ska Brewing to unveil new Snowdown Ale
peachy with the official 2024 Snowdown beer; Release party will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday
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Durango man launches towing company
Wayne’s Towing & Transport LLC started in late July, according to Better Business Bureau
Business
Shopping local for the holidays: This year’s season breaks records
National holiday spending predicted to hit more than $950 billion between November and December; Durango BID’s Holiday Rewards Program records $172,000 in local sales
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A sip of McCardell’s Private Reserve
Durango Craft Spirits releases limited small-batch single malt whiskey
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LPEA sues Tri-State over exit terms
four years, power co-op still has no estimate of cost to break contract
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Financial literacy classes available at Pagosa Springs High School
Bank promoting movement to ensure students are more financially literate
Local News
Peak Health Alliance experiences surge in interest for Elevate Health plans
600 La Plata County residents are enrolled; Local entities seeking ways to bring more insurance carriers to Southwest Colorado
Regional News
Gas prices are falling fast in Colorado as the cold winter months hit
A motorist fills up the tank of a vehicle at a Costco gasoline station on Thursday, Nov. 30, 2023, in Thornton. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)David Zalubowski Gas prices have been falling…
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Here’s how Durango liquor stores are faring this holiday season
Prop. 125 is closing in on being a year old, as local retailers continue uphill battle against big box stores during shopping season
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Four Corners organization receives grant to help tourism growth
Across Borders Scenic and Historic Byway commission will receive $10,000 worth of tourism marketing consulting
Business
The San Juan Angler is now locally owned
owner says he’s determined to draw more people to fly fishing
Business
Strater Hotel announces new rooms division manager
Jenny Roberts Strater Hotel welcomes Jenny Roberts to the hotel as its rooms division manager. After graduating from Northern Michigan University with a degree in hotel management, Roberts worked in…
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Some Durango businesses laud reimagining of downtown, while others dread the pains of construction
Downtown’s Next Step project welcomed by some, shunned by others