Entering retirement following three decades on Tribal Council, Chairman Manuel Heart offers his reflections to The Journal
A boater tries to free his raft Tuesday afternoon after getting hung up on debris at the Main Avenue Bridge while rafting the high water flow on the Animas River.…
Driver escapes with minor injuries, officials say
First responders work to get evacuees back home, urge extreme caution to returning residents in Vallecito
Pearl Stegner wrote extensively about DEI and flag policies before scrubbing website
Jessica and Jimmy Micikas have a little fun with Halloween decorations Tuesday in front of their home on North College Drive, which has been under construction for about two years.…
Tropical storms damage roads, structures across region
League of Women Voters held event last weekend at VFW
Two incumbents challenge two newcomers in at-large race
Facility was forced to close a year ago due to a provider shortage; it will now operate two days a week
17th annual Apple Days Festival celebrates Southwest Colorado’s fruit heritage
City council examines licensing costs for cannabis businesses
Two incumbents, one newcomer compete in at-large races
Event featured campuswide blessing, solidarity walk and words from students
Friends remember Shelby Campbell and Emma Sims for their humor and compassion
Rivers could reach or exceed peak flows, cause more flooding
Nine homes will make mountain town more resilient
'We may need to find somewhere to stay tonight,’ evacuee says
Program designed to improve confidence, safety on the road
Sofie Hill wanted pay homage to Durango through a feat of endurance
Apple pressing for cider remains a popular attraction at the 17th-annual Apple Days Festival Saturday in Buckley Park. The festival celebrates the area’s apple abundance, helps feed the community and…
'I don’t want you to be scared,’ says Sheriff Shane Ferarri
More than 380 homes evacuated; La Plata County declares local disaster
Pro and con statements published ahead of ballots being mailed
1% bump would help with costs, paying firefighters livable wage
Clerk and recorder predicts 40% turnout for Nov. 4 election: ‘But I might be surprised’
Local schools cite program’s positive impact
Late payments on 426 properties totaled $815,000 in 2024
Group donates hundreds of spreads each year to organizations, individuals
Noise, street closures have been a steady drumbeat in South Durango
