What's up in Durango Skies Inside Gemini you’ll find rich field of stars To be consistent with my previous March columns, you will have to hear me complain about daylight saving time. Consider… March 9, 2016
From our Congressman Colorado agricultural icons’ legacies live on Although Jim was a devout Democrat, in his eyes, there were no Democrat or Republican issues when it came down… March 9, 2016
Durango School News District working hard to solve budget puzzle While the school board certainly has opportunities to turn to voters for more revenues, board members want to ensure that… March 8, 2016
Neighbors Fun and fundraising for arts Kicking is almost literal in the sense that two Zumba outings led by Karyn Gabaldon and Susie Ammann were the… March 8, 2016
Action Line Mystery gas line, winter’s onset lead to rout of route You can tell it’s spring. People start noticing the lovely blooming crocus, the joyfully singing birds, the enticing warm days… March 6, 2016
The Travel Troubleshooter Don’t be fooled by ‘resort fees’ at next hotel stay Last year, 744 properties in the United States added these fees to their guests’ final bills, an astonishing 25 percent… March 5, 2016
From our Congressman How to spend the money? Parks & Rec board strives for fair, open, transparent process March 5, 2016
From our Congressman War felt in all aspects of life, even baseball Shaun Stanley/Durango Herald – DURANGO, CO- 3-2-16- Frank Viehmann Some Americans thought, for example, that baseball should be canceled during… March 5, 2016
From our Congressman Tell Sen. Bennet to stay strong, reject DARK Act Meadows It’s not a particularly well-kept secret that Colorado boasts beautiful mountains, kind and educated people and an incredible local… March 5, 2016
Great Adventures of Jenny and Goose Slaying dragons in the wild blue yonder Goose marched up the trail at Junction Creek ready to slay any dragons that came her way.Courtesy of Jenny Johnston… March 3, 2016
Flies & Lies Inquiring minds want to know For the experiment, I placed myself in different areas of the den, in different positions, closed my eyes from 30… March 3, 2016
View from the Fort Los Lonely Boys highlight month at the Fort The Art Gallery hosts Lara Stein Pardo, artist and cultural anthropologist and visiting assistant professor of Anthropology at U.C. Boulder,… March 3, 2016
Coroner's Report After Scalia’s death, autopsy was necessary Conspiracy theorists suggest Scalia’s assassination was ordered by President Barack Obama, former Vice-President Dick Cheney, the Clintons, the Bush family… March 2, 2016
Authentic Aging As we get older, our friendships evolve Letting go of the need for social approval and feeling more freedom to be ourselves, we’re trying to adjust to… March 2, 2016
From the Extension Office Feels like spring out there; time to attend to fruit trees No, this isn’t how my kids describe their dad or a way to describe the 2016 Chicago Cubs, the odds-on… March 2, 2016
From our Congressman Youth council provides valuable input I’m the legislator co-chair of the council, so rather than heading home, I joined the group in its efforts. Since… March 1, 2016
Money Savvy What it takes to make a living wage The minimum wage in Colorado is $8.31 an hour, but $12.79 an hour is what you’ll actually need to earn… March 1, 2016
From our Congressman Do not homogenize all of Main Avenue The new clients for the old Francisco’s want to retain the lovely veranda, which should be enough to keep a… February 29, 2016
Action Line Not all is what it ‘seams’ with smelly gas seep Action Line has a nose for news, and this situation just didn’t pass the smell test. Something is indeed rotten… February 28, 2016
The Travel Troubleshooter Congress needs to protect rights of air travelers Not much, unfortunately. The current legislation to fund the FAA, widely believed to be the best chance in years to… February 27, 2016
Creating Community This year, take a giant leap forward in volunteering If you can commit to helping out for one day this year, you will be doing a tremendous service for… February 27, 2016
From our Congressman Symbolic racism Confederate flag history steeped in oppression February 27, 2016
From our Congressman Planned Parenthood staff deserve a raise Sandra Elizabeth Planned Parenthood is not only the nation’s foremost leader in top-notch reproductive health care for women, but it… February 27, 2016
Population Matters ‘Don’t get pregnant’ no substitute for contraception The Zika virus, declared “public health emergency of international concern,” is the cause of the Salvadorian government’s warning against pregnancy.… February 27, 2016