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Elizabeth Pond
Position: Herald Staff Writer

Durango School District purchases Lightner Apartments for $10 million

35 units to be used as affordable housing for staff, educators

Durango School District inducted into Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools

Partnership will enhance DSD programming, says district superintendent

Durango School District to confront ‘misinformation’ at public meeting

State of the District event will be a ‘frank, one-hour look at where our schools stand,’ officials say

Peak fall colors begin to arrive across Southwest Colorado

Season offers chance to take a drive, explore trails and slow down

Former Honolulu brewery and World War II museum plans move to Durango

Home of the Brave Brewseum uncertain of opening date

Resurfacing project to reduce Wildcat Canyon Road traffic to one lane

Work expected to last three weeks; motorists can expect 20-minute delays

Fort Lewis College Solar Initiative brings off-grid energy to Navajo Nation communities

Program delivers photovoltaic systems to rural Diné residents

Lightning strike kills two elk hunters southeast of Pagosa Springs, coroner says

Men likely died instantly and painlessly

Female victims speak out about alleged invasion of privacy at La Plata County Jail

Former Capt. Ed Aber charged with 117 misdemeanors for allegedly watching strip-search videos

County Road 501 work to reduce flow of traffic for two weeks

Closure will affect 2.6 miles of roadway south of Vallecito Dam

Two bodies found southeast of Pagosa Springs believed by family to be missing elk hunters

Massive search and rescue effort had been underway

Caver Jewelry helps Durangoans keep a piece of home close to their chests

Main Avenue shop features local mountain ranges