About 105 people participated in last week’s quiz. Participants scored highest on a question about which business in the Durango Mall is closing because of bankruptcy, with 96% of respondents…
Proceeds to benefit veterans in need and children’s programs
The “Looking Back, Racing Ahead: 50 Years of the Iron Horse Bicycle Classic and Durango Cycling Culture” exhibit at Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College on Thursday displays…
Temperatures to hover around low- to mid-60s with south-southeast afternoon winds
Smith pleaded guilty to second degree assault
Agencies gathered Wednesday for training on aerial resources
is the second year group has held Memorial Day event at Santa Rita Park
company intends to regain local presence with rebranding
Ballantine Communications sees mission-driven opportunity in Aztec, Bloomfield and Farmington
Durango death care professional discusses different natural interment options and their availability in La Plata County
Hospital’s shift from sterilization services prompts health professionals to perform outreach
Council considers what a municipal food waste program might look like, and how to implement it
extraction would be years away, prospectors say
tribes were represented at ceremony held Saturday at Fort Lewis College
banister smashed overnight; law enforcement searching for culprit
Steffens and Brice Ward discuss art of roasting
has, in fact, been unusually wet
email services have created too much competition for the longtime Colorado provider
collected 4,070 cubic yards of waste, a 21% increase from 2022
local governments are collecting speed data to be used in funding applications
Colorado Department of Transportation offers alternative routes
sandwich and salad establishment settles in prime location along Animas River Trail in Durango
A meeting will be held Tuesday to discuss possible road improvements
Resident reports injury after fire breaks out in basement
Residents benefited from the 2019 law, but also ran into its limitations
A little girl climbs aboard a barrel carriage on Main Avenue outside the General Palmer Hotel on Saturday. Main Avenue and Fifth Street were closed off from 8:30 a.m. to…
Sandoval says fundraiser held to buy tombstone
‘I decided to jump in to offer this unique dessert to the area,’ says owner
Declining birthrates and costs of raising children motivators for revised master plan
‘The people that didn’t love Jim were so partisan they couldn’t see daylight’
