Nonprofit has spent years rebuilding a 40-year-old chairlift with a revival plan that includes $45 lift tickets
Sheldon Morlan, left, and John Jakoby, both with the city of Durango's Streets Division, perform crack sealing Tuesday on Rio Vista Circle. Crack sealing helps preserves the longevity of city…
Infestation is in early stages but will spread along U.S. 285 and Interstate 70
La Plata County caregiver network is 120 members strong
Workers say ski industry jobs help, but low pay and weak benefits challenge lifestyle
More precipitation – not necessarily snow – due in coming weeks
Kenley Jacques, a volunteer with Manna soup kitchen, loads meals into a vehicle before they get delivered to La Plata County families on Christmas Day. At least 20 volunteers prepared…
Legislation to protect and manage the Dolores River draws extended discussion
Company and union unable to reach agreement on pay; resort will be closed Dec. 27
Construction to continue next week
Resources available for exhausted family members in La Plata County
Arizona man arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
Community organizations still responding to SNAP cuts, aim to meet end-of-year demands
Prosecutors said killing was deliberate; defense claimed self-defense
Diversified Roofing patches up the roof around the bell tower Dec. 16 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at 2611 Junction St. in Durango. The roof work was part of other…
Ninth graders use essays, masks to reflect on themselves and socialization
Emergency watershed funds still expected for Vallecito recovery
Douglas Reynolds to be sworn in Jan. 16
Bennet, Hickenlooper bill still needs House sponsor
Warm system expected to bring rain to valleys, snow to higher elevations
Traffic diverted after early morning crash; no injuries reported
Al Jason is journaling, recording music and planning family time while his mind is sharp
Honnold Foundation grant will support clean energy and water systems
Female owners near parity with men, but challenges persist
Lessons start in January, private instruction will also be available
‘I actually have a lot of hope still for this year,’ forecaster says
Upgrades include lighting, drainage and widened trail surface
Jon Daulton, with Alpine Excavation, operates a horizontal directional drill while drilling under Alamo Street in December while installing a fiber optic pipe for Clearnetworx. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file) Jon…
EOSedge X-ray system offers faster scans, 3D reconstructions
Alexis Hartz remains on board after 4-3 vote ends removal effort
