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Debate starts on accessory units in Animas City

It was the first meeting in a public process that will last through March 31, 2015, and end with a…

November 17, 2014

Bundle up

A couple bundled up to face Monday afternoon’s chilly temperatures for a walk along the Animas River Trail. The National…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Dayplanner Tuesday

Highland Soles Trio, 6:30 p.m., Rocky Mountain Retreat, 848 East Third Ave., 769-1648, [email protected]. Open Mic Night, 7 p.m., Moe’s,…

November 17, 2014

Local News

City water finally reaching out to Palo Verde

Homeowners shoulder much of financial burden

November 17, 2014

Local News

The Blotter

Sunday 10:05 a.m. Two suspicious men were reportedly slack-lining in the park, 245 east Park Ave. 3:52 p.m. An intoxicated…

November 17, 2014

Local News

How good of an idea will STEAM Park be?

Outside firm hired to see whether this may be the case

November 17, 2014

Local News

Cool temps and sunny skies

A webcam shows blue skies and plenty of sunshine today in Durango. Visit www.durangoherald.com/section/Webcams/ to view more webcams from the…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Pot edibles still not a wrap

Legislature to study ways to protect kids

November 17, 2014

Local News

Bayfield to receive award for park

Colorado Lottery The town used $45,000 from a Great Outdoors Colorado (GoCo) grant to help fund expansion of the playground,…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Volunteers record snow data

A snow measurement area at Molas Pass shows about eight inches of snow Nov. 11, 2012.JERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald file photo…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Mercy get Top Performer award

Mercy Regional Medical Center was recognized as a Top Performer by a nonprofit medical-facility accrediting organization.JERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald file photo…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Christmas tree permits on sale

David Crawford, a National Forest Service forester, tags a white fur he cut as a Christmas tree within the Beaver…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Career fairs in Mancos, Towaoc

Students will learn about careers in technology, business, math, fine arts, health and public safety. In Mancos, the fair will…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Cops to take kids shopping; fundraising underway

Adrian Beltram hunts for a video game while wearing Bureau of Indian Affairs officer Lyle Benally’s hat. BIA officers Kurt…

November 17, 2014

Local News

Seedling trees for sale

Ashton Hargrave, a forester with the U.S. Forest Service, measures a seeding tree after it was planted in the Missionary…

November 17, 2014

Regional News

Regional Briefs

AURORA – The Aurora Police Department has increased the amount of a reward to help find the person who shot…

November 16, 2014

Regional News

Pot treats may face state scrutiny

bakers say proposal runs afoul of voter-approved sales

November 16, 2014

Local News

Mailbox can be ingenious, but think safety first

of Colorado replaces boxes during road projects

November 16, 2014

Nation & World

Nation & World Briefs

LA PORTE, Texas – DuPont officials said Sunday it’s still not clear what caused a toxic chemical to leak from…

November 16, 2014

Nation & World

XL pipeline’s fate may lie with obscure panel

Neb. court to decide that

November 16, 2014

Regional News

Split-party legislative rule returns after 10-year hiatus

Cooperation and compromise needed

November 16, 2014

Local News

Skiers gear up for winter fun

Pine Needle Mountaineering ski tech Marty Emmes mounts bindings to set up a customer for the upcoming season. Wolf Creek…

November 16, 2014

Nation & World

Marijuana has been savior, stigma for revived hemp crop

urged WWII farmers to grow it

November 16, 2014

Nation & World

Terrorists behead American

Army Ranger helped displaced Syrians

November 16, 2014