Food Snoop Dogg’s for-the-people label and an exclusive club mark extreme poles of the wine world The first comes from Snoop Dogg, the rapper, who joined the cavalcade of celebrities slapping their names on wine labels… September 12, 2020
Southwest Life Think 2020’s disasters are wild? Experts see worse in future Scientists say climate-connected disasters expected to worsen in coming decades September 11, 2020
Health Study: Kids infected at day care spread coronavirus at home Children play “pin the mask on Gov. Gary Herbert” on Sept. 5, 2020, during a “Trash Your Mask Protest” rally… September 11, 2020
Health Big drop reported in vaping by U.S. teenagers A researcher holds vape pens in a laboratory in Portland, Ore. According to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention… September 11, 2020
Community Centura Health-Mercy Regional Medical Center announces June births Brittany and Rodney Bird, Farmington, Lincoln James, 7 pounds 3 ounces, 10:40 p.m. June 2. Jessica and Daniel Valdez, Pagosa… September 11, 2020
Community Powerhouse to host Rosemary Roosa and “moon tree” planting The Powerhouse will plant a tree that local astronaut Stuart Roosa took with him around the moon and back at… September 11, 2020
Community Durango Elks Lodge to host Dudly Engle Golf Tournament Registration is open to all. To sign up, visit Durango Elks Lodge, 901East Second Avenue. Nonmembers may ring the buzzer… September 11, 2020
Community Local resident offers to pickup donations for homeless at Purple Cliffs Needed items include warm boots, socks, blankets or sleeping bags and tarps. For more information or to schedule a pickup,… September 11, 2020
Southwest Life 6 Western states blast Utah plan to tap Colorado River water Lake Powell is viewed behind Glen Canyon Dam near Page, Ariz. Six states in the U.S. West that rely on… September 9, 2020
Food A platter of crisp, Cajun-spiced fried green tomatoes is a fitting coda to summer Fried Green Tomatoes.Laura Chase de Formigny/Washington Post That’s how I felt about fried green tomatoes. Despite having lived most of… September 9, 2020
Health Still too soon to try altering human embryo DNA, panel says Genetic researcher He Jiankui arrives for the Human Genome Editing Conference in Hong Kong. A new report from an international… September 7, 2020
Travel Pandemic turns summer into European tourism’s leanest season “There are always people. Always,” De fauw said. That morning? “Nothing. Nobody is on that large square” at the heart… September 7, 2020
And the West is History And the West is History: Rotary Club Parade Float – 1940 Just seven years before this picture was taken, the 13-year American experiment of Prohibition ended. The National Prohibition Act banned… September 7, 2020
Food New Mexico to grocery stores: Stop taxing food on deliveries Marylou Ligier takes a to-go order to a patron at her family’s restaurant and pastry shop Clafoutis on Aug. 24… September 6, 2020
Food Wine-centric novels to pair with a good vintage for pandemic escapism So, turn off your television and radio for a while, pour yourself a glass of your favorite vino and curl… September 6, 2020
Community Arboles resident grateful for drive-in movie series Kudos to the promoters, and all of the staff at the location. Everyone working the event was super friendly, super… September 4, 2020
Community Thank you from The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado The Community Foundation amplified regional generosity with some amazing partners that provided matching gifts, including the Ballantine Family Fund, Alpine… September 4, 2020
Community Cortez Public Library announces date change for prize drawing Because of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s material quarantine regulations, the library must quarantine everything entering the library… September 4, 2020
Community San Juan Basin Farm Bureau to host Meet the Candidates night All candidates running will be invited. For more information, contact Dorothy Porter at 565-8640. September 4, 2020
Community Cortez Public Library announces September events The library will host these virtual events in September: 6-7 p.m. Sept. 11: Author talk with Bruce Berlin. He will… September 4, 2020
Community History Live Durango announces schedule Events were organized by the Southwest Colorado Humanities Roundtable, a regional collaborative of nonprofit organizations that produces public humanities programs.… September 4, 2020
Southwest Life History Live! and San Juan Basin Archaeological Society to host talk about settlement of the Americas Tune will discuss “recent developments in the settlement of the Americas.” He will review controversial research published over the last… September 4, 2020
Southwest Life Drought may mute fall colors in Southwest Colorado foresters say it should still be a good show September 3, 2020
Health CDC tells states: Be ready to distribute vaccines on Nov. 1 Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, testifies during a House Subcommittee hearing on the… September 2, 2020
Health Steroids confirmed to help severely ill coronavirus patients A bottle and box for dexamethasone in a pharmacy in Omaha, Neb. New studies confirm that cheap steroid drugs improved… September 2, 2020
Health Depression, anxiety spike amid outbreak and turbulent times Anxiety and depression are rising among Americans compared with before the pandemic, research suggests. Half of those surveyed in a… September 2, 2020
Travel United plans to furlough 16,000 workers, fewer than expected United Airlines plans to furlough about 16,000 employees in October 2020 as air travel continues to be hammered by the… September 2, 2020
Food The best summer tomato salads use just a few ingredients to generate big flavors You need only salt and fat to turn a perfect tomato into a perfect tomato salad, because tomatoes are a… September 2, 2020