Letters to the Editor Put-up Time Oh yes, you can, too, speak to what’s happening in the country, whether in pod-cast, prose, or in poetry. As… November 21, 2025
Editorials Our view: City leadership progress, but stronger community connection is needed November 21, 2025
Letters to the Editor Durango residents deserve utility transparency In an August article (Herald, Aug. 1), the reporter noted proposals for utility price increases and said, “An Engage Durango… November 21, 2025
Letters to the Editor No one deserves to be murdered for their speech That’s despite insidious lies that individual had promoted on climate change, immigration, gun control, gay and transgender rights, separation of… November 19, 2025
Letters to the Editor Protest as ceremony: A call for peaceful action I am writing to share my reflections on the protest at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building on Oct. 28.… November 19, 2025
Letters to the Editor The unsung heroes behind our veterans As a military veteran who has proudly served in Vietnam, I wish to thank the many Americans who honor us… November 19, 2025
Letters to the Editor After 55 years, a heartfelt thank you I took advantage of Applebee’s free meal for veterans on Veterans Day. In addition to the meal, I was also… November 16, 2025
Letters to the Editor Data reveals risks at 12th and Camino I’m a Durango resident, mechanical engineer, and daily user of the Camino del Rio and 12th Street crossing. I walk… November 16, 2025
Letters to the Editor Stronger action needed on GHG goals Thank you to Durango City Council for holding a public hearing on sustainability, particularly greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In 2021,… November 16, 2025
Letters to the Editor Durango must act to meet climate goals I wanted to thank the Durango City Council for hosting a public hearing on our climate goals on Nov. 4.… November 16, 2025
Letters to the Editor Prop. 114 needs to be overturned in 2026 On Nov. 8, the San Francisco Chronicle released an investigative report on forced wolf reintroduction in Northern California. After four… November 14, 2025
Letters to the Editor Democrats’ surrender hands victory to bullies The Dems cave. This time, the consequences are terrible. Voters will be driven away by the Dem leadership’s weakness. Why… November 14, 2025
Letters to the Editor FLC flunks another free speech test Once again, Fort Lewis College has earned an F for its handling of campus speech and academic dialogue. Last spring,… November 12, 2025
Letters to the Editor Defending even what we despise I was relieved that after an initial denial, a Turning Point USA chapter was granted Registered Student Organization status at… November 12, 2025
Guest Columns A fair and accessible grant system means stronger nonprofits and communities At the Four Corners Rainbow Youth Center, our mission is to build a brave, anti-racist and nonjudgmental space for 2SLGBTQIA+… November 12, 2025
Guest Columns Funding for Healthy School Meals for All means active kids and business for local farmers I’m proud to say that Tuesday was a win for Colorado families with the passage of Propositions LL and MM,… November 9, 2025
Editorials Our view: Turning point Students rightly upheld a core democratic principle – defending all speech November 9, 2025
Guest Columns From the passenger window, lessons in kindness, courage, and what makes America great After the recent assassination of 33-year-old Charlie Kirk in Orem, Utah, and two weeks later, the attempted assassination of a… November 9, 2025
Letters to the Editor In Defense of Coach Bob Pietrack I am pictured in the team photo published with the article, “Claims of slurs, bullying led to Fort Lewis College… November 9, 2025
Letters to the Editor Protect the quiet beauty of Haviland Lake My husband and I have lived at Haviland Lake for 40 years and have watched both the main and Chris… November 9, 2025