Action Line Cement circle not public monument honoring tubers No, the cement ring in Memorial Park is not the latest addition to the city of Durango’s public-art collection. It… August 31, 2014
The Travel Troubleshooter A few pictures can save you from damage claims Just ask Steve Wolf, who happens to be an expert on photographic evidence. When he recently rented a car in… August 30, 2014
From our Congressman Amendment 67: Third try at ‘personhood’ goes way too far Twice, in 2008 and 2010, they gathered enough signatures for Colorado ballot initiatives that would have defined a fetus, or… August 30, 2014
From our Congressman Managing park horses isn’t as hard as you may think Here’s our situation, not just in Mesa Verde, but across the West: We have too many horses on too little… August 30, 2014
Neighbors Kids benefit from an adult day on the water How’s this for a way to spend a summer day? Andy Roach, chairman of the Dos Mosca fundraiser benefitting Big… August 29, 2014
On Real Estate Understanding general terms of sales contract In our state, real estate contracts are more buyer-friendly. Included in a standard real estate contract is a “liquidated damages”… August 29, 2014
Downtown Lowdown 13 years old, and already a guitar star Jaden Carlson, a 13-year-old guitar phenom who hails from Boulder, will perform with her band at 6 p.m. Sunday at… August 28, 2014
Your Ecological House Divest or desist: Are you doing the right thing? The Titanic sails at dawn And everybody’s shouting “Which side are you on?” – Bob Dylan, “Desolation Row” We each… August 27, 2014
Get Growing As nights cool, tomatoes may need special attention With the return to school, so came the cooler nights. Early mornings, wrangling two kids out of bed, chucking them… August 27, 2014
Clubhouse Porch Clubhouse Porch The Durango Dermatology “Skins” Game and Progressive Best Ball tournament is Saturday at the Hillcrest Golf Club. This is the… August 26, 2014
Neighbors Spot of tea? Scones for the arts The event was held at the home of Marilee White, with beautifully decorated tables featuring teapots and cups on loan… August 25, 2014
Murder Ink Blind Moon Alley is hard-boiled, gritty enjoyment This fascinating, albino street creep has conscience, style, brains and courage enough to overcome his unsettling appearance and the petty… August 24, 2014
John Peel Tossing some stories and bolas with old buddies Steve Chapman lights the campfire while engineers Ken Dvorak, center, and Jim Wadge make sure he does it right and… August 24, 2014
Action Line Mysterious green ‘bike circle’ is no cause for alarm Is the round green marking a new traffic-control device to complement “bike boxes” or is it Durango’s equivalent of an… August 23, 2014
Creating Community Local organizations stepping up to teach financial literacy As I worked with her for a few weeks, I learned about her life – it seemed pretty tough for… August 23, 2014
What's up in Durango Skies With telescope, mine the riches of constellation Lyra I hope you have been enjoying the dog days of summer. One reason these might be called the dog days… August 23, 2014
Population Matters Integrate population, health and the environment Some of the richest places on Earth have been called “biodiversity hotspots.” These 35 special areas are home to many… August 23, 2014
From our Congressman Fire’s legacy Devastating Main Avenue blaze changed the community in lasting ways August 23, 2014
From our Congressman Coming retail space will form a bridge to the future As the mayor, I am grateful these folks chose Durango as their destination. Durango dollars come from visitors across the… August 23, 2014
Stewards of the Land 10 tips for hunting on public lands in Southwest Colorado San Juan Mountains Association As the golden colors of autumn leaves approach, so does the blaze-orange of hunting season. The… August 22, 2014
On Real Estate Choosing the right broker is important There is a significant difference in the competency level between the best, average and weak practitioners. Interviewing three or more… August 22, 2014
Downtown Lowdown Hill Stompers bring joyful sound to Brewfest People plan vacations around visiting places with great breweries or beer history. Books have been written about the art of… August 21, 2014
Durango Dog Tales Sometimes good intentions are not enough Most people truly love their dogs and want the best for them, but only a percentage of dog owners seek… August 21, 2014
Thinking Green The power of money is on oil industry’s side Case in point: Last week, I attended an Oil and Gas Community Advocates Training Program hosted here in Durango by… August 20, 2014