The Green Side of Life No repeat for June, but a seat at the top will do Bettie Wiedo of Phoenix, aka June, nearly became the Gridiron Guru’s first two-time winner of the year by picking 15… October 30, 2016
Living on the Waiver Wire Football and turkey: It doesn’t get any better First, what’s better than football on Thanksgiving? Add to the mix that the playoffs either have arrived or are just… October 30, 2016
Letter from Korla Building relationships one misstep at a time Guanxi is a Chinese word describing relationships that may be beneficial to all parties involved through the exchange of favors… October 30, 2016
Durango Dog Tales Try these helpful tips with your fearful dog As humans know all too well, reinforced habits are very hard to break, and the same holds true for our… October 30, 2016
Action Line Deck the halls with pumpkins, boughs of holly Matt Rourke/Associated Press file<br><br>Though it annoys many, it is not hard to understand the rush to get up Christmas displays,… October 30, 2016
Green Medicine Fatty liver disease can wage a silent war on your liver One of these “new” diseases caused by modern living – nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) – is problematic because it… October 30, 2016
Out Standing in the Fields Timing critical when it comes to cutting your hay Come March and the arrival of our new lambs, we will be able to provide them with leafy forage as… October 30, 2016
Patient Parenting Jumping from early childhood to aging adulthood In the nine years of writing Patient Parenting, I’ve covered everything from mothers to language to pinching to musical brains… October 30, 2016
More Hands on Deck More Hands on Deck of the seas Six months of boat repairs turns mistake into triumph October 30, 2016
Destination Durango Promotions can boost local coffers Wise strategic investments in travel promotion by destinations like ours kick off a virtuous cycle of increased traveler visits, greater… October 29, 2016
Mountain Daylight Time Killing the president: Closure, legacy Produced by Rich Alcott October 29, 2016
You call that art There’s nothing hallowed about the 31st of Oct. Both events are local Halloween traditions, but both have come and gone this year with Halloween still days away. To… October 29, 2016
Treasure Hunter A final bid for gold among the many wonders of Yellowstone He decides to steal it back with the intention of taking it to a museum. But as you may remember,… October 29, 2016
Mouths to Feed When cooking with flowers, a little bit goes a long way But what do I do with all of these things? Now I know why they were pushed to the dark… October 29, 2016
The Travel Troubleshooter Task force busts airlines for failing to follow rules Last year, the U.S. Department of Transportation dispatched plainclothes investigators to a dozen American airports under the code name “Task… October 29, 2016
Outdoors... More or Less Former ballerina keeps dancing on bicycle pedals No kidding. Shannon Gibson of Durango youve probably seen her at Bread or Bakers Bridge or somewhere about town… October 29, 2016
Action Line Action Line: Highway ‘pot garden’ plan get nipped at the bud The Arc of History is cut from its base by city of Durango crews as it’s removed from the U.S.… October 29, 2016
Community Voices Different choice, different result has orchestrated the most divisive political and cultural environment since the 1960s. October 29, 2016
Evolving Families Turn off your television, computers and go outside and play! Children today spend an average of seven hours a day viewing screens. Research has been, and continues to be done,… October 29, 2016
Capitol Report Government can learn from local nonprofit groups On a trip to Montrose, I visited a woodshop run by Community Options Inc., a private, nonprofit with services for… October 28, 2016
Techno Buddy Accessories vastly improve the tech experience He knew accessories can make a huge difference at a small price. And thats true whether were talking about the… October 28, 2016
Word from Afar Through French eyes, U.S. looms large in every way After a year in France, Durango High School student Erin Neale learned how much influence the United States has on… October 28, 2016
GeoQuiz Today’s GeoQuiz buzzword: Bee Herald Features Editor In what country would you find the Tungurahua volcano? If you answered Ecuador, without reading or accidentally… October 28, 2016
You are What You Eat Make sure good nutrition supports your long life The fastest growing age group is the older than 85 sector. Since 1950, their numbers have increased sevenfold. Life expectancy… October 28, 2016