Coroner's Report Beyond the gore, autopsies hold lessons for us Dr. John Biemer, a former journalist who left his field for medicine and is currently a first-year pathology resident in… July 13, 2014
Green Medicine You can age gracefully with help from Mother Nature In our culture, where youthfulness is so highly prized and elderliness is seen as a liability, no one wants to… July 13, 2014
John Peel Life not all a day at the beach Glen Marler kept the uniform that got him unscathed through World War II. He earned a bronze arrowhead for being… July 13, 2014
Serving Veterans Comprehensive education benefits offered under GI Bill The new bill goes well beyond helping to pay for tuition. Many veterans who served after Sept. 11, 2001, will… July 12, 2014
On Real Estate Crunching numbers for county market There were 442 home sales in the first half, as compared wth 471 last year and 356 in 2012. These… July 12, 2014
Gulliford's Travels Culture clash in Moab Tourism vs. oil and gas: Lessons from the Green River July 12, 2014
Columnists When helping people with disabilities, listen and respect I started thinking about ‘listen and respect’ after a conference I attended in June. The conference participants, mainly professionals in… July 12, 2014
From our Congressman Using gun trusts to responsibly own, transfer firearms Johnson, Erin The process of transferring a gun collection from one generation to the next can create or be embroiled… July 12, 2014
Policy and Politics Udall bill will do little to fix Hobby Lobby That decision was based first on the premise the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, passed by Congress in 1993, extends to… July 12, 2014
Flies & Lies Dynamic duo: Every angler should have one For fly-fishing, I believe everyone should have a DD. To be more precise, you need one wet fly and one… July 10, 2014
Downtown Lowdown Creeping ever closer to Red Rocks dream Ask any up-and-coming band with stardom aspirations where they would like to play when they “make it,” and 99 percent… July 10, 2014
From the Extension Office About to trash your produce? Here’s how to make it last This does not have to be the case if you store it effectively. Temperature and location of storage make all… July 9, 2014
Durango Nature Studies The beauty, cruelty of trout migration Trout instinctively swim upstream to lay their eggs and reproduce close to the place where they were born.Courtesy of Sally… July 9, 2014
Thinking Green Over the years, my feeling about Old Glory evolve The American flag dominates my thoughts, three archetypes rising from somewhere deep. The angry flag In 2003, I marched down… July 9, 2014
Clubhouse Porch The key to golfing in the summer heat is hydration Forecasters said a high pressure system was centered in the Four Corners recently, which created an upsurge of flow from… July 9, 2014
Bottom Line Cash-flow management befuddles many The problem can be summed up as an unexpected shortage of cash. George, my partner in some ventures, and I… July 8, 2014
Culture Gulch Tavern songs and musical spirits in ‘Carmina’ The tenors and basses of the Durango Choral Society, with help from their counterparts in Telluride and Farmington, are putting… July 7, 2014
Action Line ‘Distress signal’ over City Hall is just a false alarm The city of Durango flag was flying upside down outside City Hall until last week.JERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald Durangoans have strong… July 5, 2014
Letter from Korla Wild and untouched China’s Bayinbuluke Grasslands reward the adventurous traveler July 5, 2014
John Peel Rapid recovery With right attitude and new prosthetics, Durangoan adventures on July 5, 2014
The Travel Troubleshooter Is this surprise car-rental damage claim for real? Q: Last March, I rented a vehicle from Hertz in Los Angeles. When I picked up the car, I noticed… July 5, 2014
Columnists Boys & Girls Club is more than just someplace to go after school That many of them are still in the club is a testament to the power of the place. I spent… July 5, 2014
From our Congressman July ’09 – 1909 – found Durango in good times UUU Durango Democrat July 2, 1909 The Oro Fino mining district should attract both capital home development this year. That… July 5, 2014
From our Congressman Things fall apart Events in Iraq show U.S. policy has been based on irrelevant delusions July 5, 2014