John Peel A little help to get by Walkers, with their friends’ help, battling brain tumor February 8, 2015
Gulliford's Travels Some like it hot: Soaking at New Mexico’s Ojo Caliente Pioneering Hispanic settlers called springs ojos, or eyes, because eyes water or tear up so Ojo Caliente literally translates as… February 7, 2015
Coroner's Report It’s not easy to change your mind Brookelynn Palmer, the 13-month-old daughter of Dorothy Palmer of Westminster, was pronounced dead at Children’s Hospital Colorado in Aurora on… February 7, 2015
Authentic Aging Well-being or survival: What do we want? It reminds me of how childbirth has also become medicalized in the past 30 years. It is rarely natural, without… February 7, 2015
On Real Estate The ins and outs of title insurance The first step to obtaining title insurance is for a title company to do a title search. The results are… February 7, 2015
From our Congressman The young farmer crisis Support the next generation producing our food supply February 7, 2015
From our Congressman A threat to neighborhood character, safety SHAUN STANLEY/Durango Herald – DURANGO, CO- 2/07/15 -David McHenry One of the goals of the city of Durango comprehensive plan… February 7, 2015
From our Congressman Even ‘American Sniper’ trailers too close The main reason is because I lived it (completing five tours, plus others including Somalia as a designated marksman), been… February 7, 2015
From our Congressman Steampunk dystopia and the future of water, mineral law Throughout the county, methane-belching production equipment that currently occupies the San Juan Basin provides a sobering real-life reminder of steampunk… February 7, 2015
From our Congressman VFW post deserves community support We stopped to say hello. The welcome we received from the members, guests and the veteran firefighting crew was a… February 7, 2015
Neighbors Cornutt leaving Big Brothers Big Sisters Tracy Cornutt is stepping down as executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters at the end of February. Under her… February 6, 2015
Creating Community Early Intervention providers in county have increasing opportunities We also know it has its drawbacks – high cost of living, limited employment opportunities, New Mexico news, distance from… February 6, 2015
Downtown Lowdown Mastersounds remind U.S. of its taste for funk While early American blues musicians were ignored here in the states, musicians such as Jeff Beck and Keith Richards were… February 5, 2015
Flies & Lies New gear that will keep you organized There are new colors, new names for old things and new prices, but very little of it is actually “new.”… February 5, 2015
From the Extension Office Food-safety awareness crucial for producers and consumers I am referring to Colorado’s cottage food producers. Anyone can bake, dry and can food in their home kitchen and… February 4, 2015
Thinking Green I’m asking you to challenge your beliefs Though this is far from the worst thing I’ve been called in print, it did get me thinking. Is what… February 4, 2015
Neighbors Search & Rescue’s flapjacks save lives Putting on their chef’s hats for La Plata County Search & Rescue’s Pancake Breakfast on Sunday at the fairgrounds are… February 3, 2015
Durango School News Upcoming tests important for kids, schools This battery of tests, called Colorado Measures of Academic Success, includes nationally aligned assessments in language arts and math as… February 3, 2015
From our Congressman Transparency is the key to working through divisive legislative debates Political control of the state Legislature is divided this year, with each party controlling one chamber. The split Legislature will… February 3, 2015
Money Savvy Say ‘I do’ to talking about money Fights about kids, sex, in-laws or anything else for that matter take a back seat to money, says Sonya Britt,… February 3, 2015
A Take on Tourism Who We Are Is What We Appear To Be Both the Madison Avenue agency and the plumber share the same agonizing thoughts: “In a crowded and noisy ad environment,… February 3, 2015
View from the Fort FLC to offer a variety of performances Art: “Of Ephemeral Structures: The Art of Patricia Sonnino” will open with reception at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 18. Her current… February 1, 2015
La Plata Health Watch Wide access to naloxone could save lives Redman Naloxone is a safe, nonabusable drug that reverses the effects of an opiate overdose. When an overdose occurs, opioid… February 1, 2015
John Peel The transition zone World-class triathlete Dave Rakita embarks on retirement February 1, 2015