Bears Ears ranks among National Trust’s endangered sites
to protect U.S. landmarks not without controversy
to protect U.S. landmarks not without controversy
Associated Press file The seminars, which will explore how present day events in America point to biblical prophecies, will begin at 6 p.m. Friday and continue at 11 a.m. and…
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file The public is invited to come peruse and buy. Proceeds will be used to purchase quilting supplies for charitable giving of quilted items. The sale will…
Placing too much control in the divine could limit person’s individual efforts
Date-Coconut Energy Balls are a handy, nut-free source of energy to stash in your office, lunchbox or gym bag.Deb Lindsey/The Washington Post The one-bite wonders provide more sustained energy by…
“There were times when I’d just stop breathing,” Faverino said. “It scared me when that happened.” Faverino tried all sorts of therapy and forms of treatment to deal with the…
North of the nearly empty marina, salt-loving bacteria thriving in the low water has turned the liquid pink. The massive lake, key to the state’s economy and identity, is skirting…
Courtesy of San Juan Mountains Association The SJMA especially wants to make sure its river trip is tailored to its members, volunteers and supporters. This survey involves only seven short…
It’s easy to forget that wine is an agricultural product that is subject to the glory and the fury of Mother Nature. Here in the Four Corners region, this year’s…
Durango cultivates society of hunters and gatherers
Lara MacGregor is a participant in a new crowdsourcing project for metastatic breast cancer research. She is undergoing treatment at the Norton Cancer Center in Louisville, Ky. In just the…
Alex Del Rio works behind the counter at his family’s market in San Francisco, where voters will consider a penny per ounce tax on sugar laden drinks such as bottled…
Maine, which is by far the largest wild blueberry-producing state in the country, most likely hit its five-year average of about 93 million pounds of blueberries this summer, Wild Blueberry…
Cuzco’s vivid culture to high-altitude mysteries
An elderly couple walks down a hall in Easton, Pa. It’s not too late to get moving: Simple physical activity, mostly walking, helped high-risk seniors stay mobile after disability-inducing ailments…
He must have felt the same heart-thumping emotion, because he ripped the handset off a pay phone for her. The busted receiver rested inside a neatly labeled display case, with…
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church invites the community to a special outdoor worship led by Rev. Debbie Shaw at 10 a.m. Sunday at Rotary Park, 1565 East Second Ave.Shaun Stanley/Durango Herald…
Faith-based enterprises are highly lucrative
A worship service will be followed by a day of celebration, with video and slide show presentations, special music and more. There will be a luncheon with meat and dessert…
The performance will feature works by Bach, Mozart, Vaughan Williams and more. All are welcome to attend. For more information, email [email protected].
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Shortcuts make traditional dish a weeknight favorite
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center’s Supervisory Archaeologist Shanna Diederichs kneels next to a partially excavated Basketmaker III pit house at the Dillard site within the Indian Camp Ranch subdivision.SHAUN STANLEY/Durango Herald…
Mercy Regional Medical CenterJERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald Anyone diagnosed with prediabetes is invited to attend. Topics will include managing prediabetes and preventing the onset of Type 2 diabetes. To register or…
“The first time I flew was in October 1986,” Marchand said, “and I’ve been going back every year since.” The sheer number of balloons, as well as the opportunity to…
is front and center at National Museum of African American History and Culture
“I imagine that Arnold Palmer walks into a restaurant and they ask him what he’s drinking, and he says, ‘What the hell do you think I’m drinking,”’ comedian Will Arnett…