EXAMPLE: Board of Adjustments, 3 p.m., Smith Chambers, City Hall, 990 East Second Ave. City of Durango Monday, June 8 City hall/police station community meeting, 5:30 p.m., Durango Public Library,…
Augmentation ponds over a decade due for repair
There were at least 85 active bidders throughout the day on Saturday
Bilingual employees, partnerships with police and Hispanic Chamber of Commerce proposed
Theresa Goldstrand said she has wanted to be an artist since childhood
Southern-style food truck to expand staff; offer new, curated menu
Cause of Wednesday blaze under investigation as victim remains hospitalized
City Council OK’s $1.55 million acquisition near Animas Surgical Hospital
First Corgi Crawl draws roughly 30 dogs, dozens of adoring humans
Event celebrated progress, acknowledged work lies ahead
‘Old Abe’ was built by Jack Newbold using an 1898 steam engine
Blaze remained at 18 acres as of Thursday afternoon
Garage, transit center and leases to be further explored
Agent allegedly tossed woman’s cellphone, threw her to the ground
VOA served 279 guests over combined 9,300 nights within city in 2025
Widespread outage caused by system work being done at Bodo substation
Tami Graham reflects on her work in public media and the arts
Large lineup of events scheduled across La Plata County in June
Festival is in its 21st year; gates open 10 a.m. at Joe Rowell Park
Dog and handler find missing people and dangerous drugs
Emergency crews responded to a gas leak shortly before 6 p.m. Tuesday near Eastlawn Avenue and Montview Parkway. Durango Fire Protection District Chief Randy Black said a vehicle backed into…
No arson charges filed as of Tuesday; investigation remains active
Small price increases could compound to larger deficit if overseas conflict continues
Progress can be tracked toward prizes through August
Container of gear oil fell off truck as it drove through town
McKenzie Mortensen, 17, shows off to Aaron Peine, 18, after sinking her putt while playing at the Serious Texas Bar-B-Q south mini golf course in Durango on Tuesday. Mini golf…
After 14 years embedded in SUIT community, Jeremy Wade Shockley sets out on his own
City approves $33,000 from community groups for Parks and Recreation projects
ICE activity has stoked fear among some residents
Advanced devices adapt to terrain, reduce falls and open movement options for amputees
