Letters to the Editor Jefferson’s words about tyranny still ring true On the Fourth of July, this quote from the original Declaration of Independence should be read aloud at every 250th… July 3, 2026
Letters to the Editor The Country in which I Love You The country in which I love you isn’t one of Beemers and Champagne brunches so much as of coveralls and… July 3, 2026
Letters to the Editor Trump’s ‘taxpayer-free’ ballroom is costing us millions As reported by numerous credible news sources, the Trump administration has put $352 million in federal tax dollars – yours… July 3, 2026
Letters to the Editor Trump’s draining our wallets I see that Donald Trump is having issues with the reflecting pool and green algae. After spending some $14 million… July 3, 2026
Letters to the Editor Imagine if Trump had not been reelected Imagine how things would be going if Donald Trump had not been reelected. Our economy would be booming. Inflation, gas… July 1, 2026
Letters to the Editor LPEA’s public comment process already serves members I appreciate Susan Atkinson’s commitment to transparency and member engagement. Those are goals I share. After reading her letter (Herald,… July 1, 2026
Letters to the Editor Dougherty brings experience, results to AG race As the Boulder County district attorney, Michael Dougherty has brought sensible and reasonable justice reforms to Boulder County by developing… June 29, 2026
Letters to the Editor Congress is merging U.S. and Israeli military forces There has never been a betrayal of the public trust like the one Congress is about to perpetrate on the… June 29, 2026
Letters to the Editor Ignorance, grace and disgrace Growing up in Durango, our parents and adults in the community shared an ethic: You don’t lie, brag, bully, swear… June 29, 2026
Letters to the Editor Are we trading democracy for a dollarocracy? I have come to the conclusion that we are moving from a democracy to a new kind of government called… June 29, 2026
Letters to the Editor Home in Durango I belong to the mountains, I listen to the clouds, All the while asking for rain. Bill Frederick Durango June 29, 2026
Letters to the Editor Bennet showed up for Durango when it mattered When the Gold King Mine spill turned the Animas River orange in 2015, our community was reeling. Within days, Sen.… June 29, 2026
Guest Columns Dwayne Romero: Why I am running for Congress When I was 18 years old, I raised my right hand and swore an oath to protect and defend the… June 26, 2026
Guest Columns Alex Kelloff: What working families told me in Dolores When I stopped in Dolores as part of my By The People Tour, I came to learn directly from the… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Former party chairs: We’re done with Bennet We are absolutely appalled by Sen. Michael Bennet, and we say that as lifelong Democrats who worked hard to get… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Weiser for governor, Bennet for Senate The Herald’s endorsement of Phil Weiser for governor was spot on (Herald, June 8). Phil will be a great governor.… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Put Colorado’s strongest players where they belong Our country is facing one of the most dangerous moments in its modern history. Every day, we seem to drift… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Bennet is the conservation leader Colorado needs I spent 30 years working on public land issues in Colorado, and in that time, no one came close to… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Bennet is built for this democratic moment Our democracy is threatened. Our social institutions and legal guardrails have been critically damaged. Our next governor must be equipped… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Colorado loses if Bennet leaves the Senate The opinion column by former U.S. Sen. Tim Wirth was convincing (Herald, June 19). Colorado loses a lot if Sen.… June 26, 2026
Letters to the Editor Your primary ballot deserves careful attention You’ve received your primary ballot in the mail. Please vote – it is so important for saving our democracy. If… June 26, 2026