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Durango Police Department purchases off-road vehicle to patrol Animas River Trail
Vehicle will be used by agency’s park rangers
Canadian-based mining company continues exploration of La Plata Canyon
Metallic Minerals Corp. has confirmed gold, silver and copper reserves
Fort Lewis College admissions director killed in crash
Colleague says Jenna Gilbert helped build strong relationship between FLC and community
Tuning in to the early history of Telluride Bluegrass
51 years, Marikay Shellman recalls early years of festival
Herald to host ‘Business After Hours’ on Thursday
cca The Durango Herald will host a Chamber of Commerce “Business After Hours” mixer from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, June 20, at its offices at 1275 Main Ave. The…
City of Durango considers changes to Animas View Drive, including one-way travel
1½-mile stretch of road is narrow and dangerous for pedestrians
Durango City Council favors extension of 2005 sales tax without increase for new city hall
costs of living taking enough of a toll on residents without extra burden, officials say
Residents and visitors flock to Schneider Park for inaugural pickleball games
courts opened to the public Tuesday morning
La Plata County Board of Adjustment hearing gets testy
Durango Hot Springs appealed, and lost, a land-use decision
San Juan National Forest adds 30 acres, renames Falls Creek Conservation Area
property acquisition has been discussed since 2017
GOP candidates for CD-3 describe priorities if elected to U.S. House
Contenders weigh in on abortion, public lands and border security
Small fire at Miller Middle School causes up to $150,000 in damages
9-R officials unsure if destruction will impact construction timeline
Durango resident shocked to find viral photo of man he says is his father
‘It’s a picture of him doing what he did every day, and that was to be the best person he could,’ Bryan Welker says
Durango’s Juneteenth festival celebrates progress and struggles to overcome
Organizer hopes to connect people and ‘build a Black community’
Walk, bus, bike or anything but drive for Durango’s 13th Clean Commute Day
scheduled to raise awareness of alternative transportation options
Mercy Hospital had a retention problem: What changed?
the country, doctors left their jobs. Mercy has employed new tactics to get them back
Durango to begin ADA improvements to north Main Avenue sidewalks in spring 2025
Colorado Department of Transportation contributing about $4.5 million to project
Pickleball courts at Schneider Park in Durango scheduled to open Tuesday
‘Dinking, digging, and drop shots’ to come
Bayfield FLC graduate completes 22-day solo trip through Southwest Colorado
300-mile journey was about emphasizing value of human-powered exploration
Road work ahead for U.S. Highway 160 across much of Southwest Colorado
seal projects scheduled for sections of road east of Bayfield and west of Durango
Two vehicle vs. bicycle collisions have occurred on Cortez’s Main Street in past month
cyclists received relatively minor injuries
Composting business begins every-other-week service in Durango
Additional subscription option decreases cost, frequency of food waste collection
Photo: Going up: Dual-branded hotel in South Durango finally making progress
Modulars are stacked side-by-side, one on top of the other, to form the dual-branded Hampton and Marriott hotel in the 400 block of East Second Avenue in South Durango. The…
Bayfield recreation officials to add two new basketball hoops to old middle school gym
leases out gymnasium to hold activities like youth sports camps
Silverton unveils public showers as part of new parks and recreation building
Faculty charges $5 per five minutes for use of hot water
Durango man arrested on suspicion of arson for Schneider Park fire
Burns, 23, allegedly told police he was bored and playing with a lighter
Kaylee Sanders pleads guilty in two Cortez-area murders in 2023
is charged with two counts of second-degree murder, one count of second-degree assault
La Plata County Sheriff’s Office integrates behavioral health into law enforcement
Partnering with Axis Health System, deputies hope to reduce unnecessary arrests