Healing Nutrition ‘Boring’ fiber is anything but Let’s talk about dietary fiber! I get it: If this was a phone screen you would swipe as fast to… April 12, 2022
Dear Abby Man makes connection as marriage teeters DEAR ABBY: I have been married for 17 years with three great kids. My wife and I have struggled on… April 12, 2022
Action Line A dome rises, and so do gas prices – why? What’s with this white dome that popped up a few months ago along U.S. Highway 550? (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride… April 11, 2022
Opinion Many solutions to combat climate change We have faced unprecedented threats and disruptions in the past few years. Nothing feels stable or predictable anymore. We’ve learned… April 11, 2022
Opinion Bipartisan work in action with co-sponsored bills We often hear about bipartisan work in government, and although it sounds good, we wonder if it really happens. I… April 10, 2022
Gulliford's Travels Western Slope congressional leaders: Let history be the judge Congressman Edward Taylor, left, served 16 terms representing Colorado and the Western Slope. Congressman Wayne Aspinall, second from left, chaired… April 9, 2022
What's up in Durango Skies The far-reaching effects of light, day and night Greetings, stargazers. I rarely get such a quick response to my monthly column. Two days after it came out last… April 9, 2022
Creating Community A shift from autism awareness to autism acceptance April is national Autism Acceptance Month. The 30-day period that was previously known as Autism Awareness Month began in 1970.… April 9, 2022
What's Up Downtown Rewards, events and summer ambassadors The Durango Business Improvement District is pleased to announce that the Spring Rewards Program is now underway. The program is… April 9, 2022
Dear Abby Aging dog’s care becomes obstacle DEAR ABBY: I’m in a seven-year relationship with a beautiful woman I love and would do anything in the world… April 8, 2022
Dear Abby Sparks fly when couple reconnect DEAR ABBY: I reconnected with an old flame, “Ollie,” eight years ago. We would see each other and catch up… April 8, 2022
Stewards of the Land Nature Center reopens to public this month With 105 of its acres along the Florida River, the Nature Center provides an important riparian corridor for wildlife year-round.… April 8, 2022
Opinion Transgender athletes: Solution balances fairness, inclusion Perhaps the most controversial issue in sport today is that of the inclusion or exclusion of transgender athletes. Transgender athletes… April 8, 2022
Downtown Lowdown Oklahoma musician Ben Brock opens for Elder Grown Ben Brock was a late bloomer. Many people start their music lessons in single-digit ages with piano lessons, a forced… April 7, 2022
From the Extension Office Riding the Iron Horse? It’s time to train your metabolism The countdown has begun for those of you training for the 50th annual Iron Horse Bicycle Classic. You have seven… April 7, 2022
Opinion Tax credits mean better health for families The connection between public health and tax returns may not be obvious at first. Jill Hunsaker RyanDAVID TAUCHEN In 2021,… April 6, 2022
Opinion Rural Colorado needs more livestock support Many Coloradans will recall November 2020 when just over half of voters approved the reintroduction of gray wolves west of… April 6, 2022
Nourishing Morsels Eating from your gut Have you heard that kale is “super healthy,” but you really, really don’t like it? Or that sugar is bad… April 5, 2022
Dear Abby Friend traumatized after murder DEAR ABBY: A dear friend I have known since we were children was murdered. She was lovely in every way,… April 5, 2022
Action Line Potato heads unite in San Luis Valley If you’re a southern Colorado potato grower, you’re probably very familiar with this sign and the building behind it in… April 4, 2022
From the Extension Office Pollinators are stretching their wings – and they’re hungry Spring has technically sprung – back on March 20. And here in Southwest Colorado, I’m never fully sure of what… April 4, 2022
From the Chamber Annual event rewards excellence and celebrates community For more than 40 years, the Durango Chamber of Commerce has been honoring our community leaders and businesses during the… April 2, 2022
Authentic Aging Millennials and boomers in dialogue Having a conversation with some millennials (born 1981-’96, now ages 27 to 41) recently, I was struck by their thoughts… April 2, 2022
Creating Community Building Bridges to Better Health – Public Health Week 2022 Each year, National Public Health Week provides a chance to celebrate and reflect on the outstanding service of public health… April 1, 2022