Travel Many history interpreters of color carry weight of racism Historical interpreter Robert Watson, center, works a field as a group of visitors watches on the Great Hopes Plantation at… April 9, 2021
Community Animas Museum to host virtual seminar The seminar will be about Tom C. Graden of Graden’s Department Store and Graden’s Mill. The webinar will be recorded… April 9, 2021
Community Rotary Club of Durango to host talk about Durango Botanic Gardens Durango Botanic Gardens is a nonprofit organization that creates public gardens that demonstrate best practices, advance horticultural education and sustainability.… April 9, 2021
Community The Powerhouse to host Observing Earth presentation Participants can tune into @powscicenter Facebook stream to hear speakers Steven Cooper and Renee Jack discuss satellite and resource tracking… April 9, 2021
Community Animas Valley Grange to host cooking talk Karma Bhotia, executive chef and owner of the Himalayan Kitchen, will prepare two restaurant favorites, one vegetarian and one chicken-vegetable… April 9, 2021
Community American Legion Post 28 open to members, guests Cmdr. Robert Jones reminds members that meetings are at 2 p.m. every second Tuesday of the month at 878 East… April 9, 2021
Southwest Life San Juan Basin Archaeological Society to host talk about Aztec Ruins Blackburn’s current project is Aztec Ruins Inscription Documentation, a two- to three-year-long research program to fill a gap between 1880… April 9, 2021
Health FDA OKs first new ADHD drug in more than a decade for children Qelbree is not a stimulant or a controlled substance April 5, 2021
And the West is History Photo: Durango Hook & Ladder Corp – Ca. 1881-1884 This volunteer group of firefighters included many prominent early Durangoans. In the 1800s, firefighting was particularly dangerous, but these men… April 5, 2021
Religion Vaccine skepticism runs deep among white evangelicals Some of the critics wondered if worshippers would now need “vaccine passports” to enter The Summit Church in Durham, North… April 5, 2021
Southwest Life Montezuma Orchard Restoration Project to host grafting workshop Jude Schuenemeyer will demonstrate whip and tongue grafting techniques and answer questions. Preregistration is required. Register online at bit.ly/3lrzTkS. Participants… April 5, 2021
Southwest Life Impact of logging near Dolores raises concerns about recreation access 10 years of timber work to overlap popular trail and camping area in Boggy Draw area April 4, 2021
Southwest Life Grizzlies expand range, but still need protections would not thrive in the San Juans, report says April 2, 2021
Health Fully vaccinated people can travel safely again, CDC says A passenger wears a face mask during an airline flight Feb. 3 after taking off from Atlanta. On Friday, April… April 2, 2021
Travel Beyond the pandemic: London tourism braces for slow recovery England’s top paid attraction, which normally draws more than 3 million visitors a year, has been closed for all but… April 2, 2021
Religion Spiritual Experiences Group of Durango to host discussions 7 p.m. Wednesday: “Soul Travel.” 10:30 a.m. April 11: “Creative Power of Soul.” 3 p.m. April 12: “What is True… April 2, 2021
Community Soup for the Soul to-go event to begin next week Sponsors include Star Liquors, Alpine Bank, Morehart Murphy Subaru, Hood Mortuary, Peak Brewing, Spine Colorado, TBK Bank, Visiting Angels, First… April 2, 2021
Community Pine River Library expands hours This will mean an increase of two open hours Mondays to Saturdays and reopening Sundays. Hours will be 8:30 a.m.… April 2, 2021
Community Manna hosts Brick Campaign to expand garden facilities Community members may buy a personalized brick. It tax-deductible and will help make the garden more accessible. Purchase and design… April 2, 2021
Community Justice Committee to host online free legal resource fair Participants will be able to ask legal advice about issues regarding landlord/tenant, employment, family law, estate planning, conservatorship, worker’s compensation,… April 2, 2021
Community Great Decisions Durango to hold sixth discussion The discussion topic is “The end of globalization?” Professor Ruth Alminas will present background materials and a film by the… April 2, 2021
Community February births Jessica Hayden and James Vrtatko, Durango, Jack William, 8 pounds 10 ounces, 4:08 p.m. Feb. 2. Kayla and Christopher Neal,… April 2, 2021
Food Oklahoma town eases pandemic, one restaurant meal at a time Cafes in and around the close-knit town in the state’s northeastern corner have put up “receipt walls,” allowing diners to… April 1, 2021
Southwest Life Talk to explore possible Grand Canyon river runs by Native Americans The talk will cover how John Wesley Powell and his crew made the first documented descent of the Colorado River… April 1, 2021
Southwest Life Geologic discoveries on Mars cataloged in Navajo language The Perseverance rover recorded this image on Mars on March 4. A number of the rover’s discoveries, through a collaboration… March 31, 2021
Health COVID-19 pushed total U.S. deaths beyond 3.3 million last year Some of the nearly 900 large poster-sized photos of Detroit victims of COVID-19 are displayed on Belle Isle in Detroit.… March 31, 2021
Health Man’s Ebola relapse spawned dozens of new cases in Africa Health workers wearing protective suits in 2019 tend to an Ebola victim kept in an isolation cube in Beni, Congo.… March 31, 2021
Travel Spanish resorts languish while Madrid hosts Europe’s parties That’s when young, polyglot groups of revelers from Italy, the Netherlands, Germany and, most noticeably, France, join their Spanish contemporaries… March 31, 2021
Southwest Life As endangered birds lose their songs, they can’t find mates This 2015 photo provided by Lachlan Hall shows male regent honeyeater birds in Capertee Valley in New South Wales, Australia.… March 31, 2021
Health COVID-19 vaccine found highly effective in real-world U.S. study Syringes filled with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a pop up site in the Queens borough of New York. According… March 29, 2021