Colorado River Program’s new director ‘cautiously hopeful’ about interstate negotiations Hawkins practiced in tribal nation projects, conservation efforts August 22, 2025
Main Avenue bids goodbye to Tucson’s Barber and Styling ‘Town icon’ Amador Tucson entering retirement after 51 years in business August 11, 2025
Durango veteran drives 3½ hours to Albuquerque weekly to protest VA job cuts Olson wants to be a voice for employees who can’t speak up May 18, 2025
Tuning in to the early history of Telluride Bluegrass 51 years, Marikay Shellman recalls early years of festival June 19, 2024
Mandolins of the mountains a shed at the foot of the San Juans, Bobby Wintringham is crafting top-tier instruments July 10, 2023
WWII combat veteran from Bayfield celebrates his 100th birthday Todeschi will be surrounded by family when he hits the mark March 26 March 26, 2023
‘Dirtbag with technology’: Luke Mehall on the counterculture within climbing Durango-based business owner reflects on his work as a climber, steward and writer October 29, 2022
Durango High School senior achieves dream of invitation to West Point middle school, Ford Kavu Pitts focused on attending U.S. Military Academy April 28, 2021
Mancos staple Mac Neely celebrates 100th birthday Jan. 27 officially declared ‘Mac Neely Day’ January 28, 2021
A student of snow retires from decadeslong career in high country George brought avalanche studies to relevance December 26, 2020
Durango couple finds love at nursing home Unexpected relationship blossoms into marriage December 25, 2019
Local News Longtime Durango barber hangs up the shears Gallegos cut Durangoans’ hair for 43 years June 4, 2019
Local News Longtime federal magistrate David West to hang up the robe Colleagues say he was ‘fair’ and ‘sympathetic’ during his 32 years on the bench December 10, 2018
Living Chef finds new career helping homeless Heather Hinsley uses her culinary passion to help at Manna soup kitchen November 19, 2018
Business Who’s behind the murals going up around Durango? Kirkman sees public art pieces as community enrichment September 18, 2018
Education Fort Lewis College’s new president launches a listening tour Stritikus: ‘We have a lot to celebrate and market here’ September 10, 2018
Local News Joshua Arnold carries on family’s winemaking legacy of the San Juan’s cabernet sauvignon wins international Double Gold May 22, 2018
After 30 years, Robert Scott plans to sell clock repair business After more than a quarter-century, he said it’s time to sell Clock Repair and Restoration. Scott has been self-employed for… March 6, 2017
Business Durango’s small-business center names new head first Native American to lead a SBDC in Colorado September 21, 2015
Local News Architect’s plan for school came after collaboration In 2012, district officials decided the aging structure was less and less feasible to maintain, and the idea to replace… August 11, 2015
