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Forrest Stone
Position: Staff reporter
Phone Number: 375-4566

And the West is History

May 17 100 years ago: Sheep men, the Kirk brothers, arrived in Durango to purchase goods from Graden’s, and “loaded out supplies for their sheep camp up Horse Gulch.” 75 ye...

And the West is History

100 years ago: A.T. Brener, “of the Kline,” was among the farmers who visited the city, and reported that, “crop-growing measures sure have been moving some in his section of terra firma...

And the West is History

100 years ago: Fred Fredlund, a student at Fort Collins from Durango, expected to “enter the cavalry arm of the United States Army.” 75 years ago: Harry Walker, assistant p...

CDOT adds night-work hours to U.S. Highway 160, 550 project

Improvements expected to be completed by Memorial Day weekend

And the West is History

100 years ago: Classified advertisements included a “team of horses, well broke and sound” for sale, and wanted ads for “sheep herders,” and “able-bodied laborers.” 75 year...

U.S. Highway 160-Sawyer Drive intersection to change

New configuration to be safer for drivers

Event planned to support victims of sexual violence

Community invited to attend event at Smiley Building

And the West is History

100 years ago: Mrs. F.W. Kroeger of the Animas Valley was in the city to contribute “a month’s supply of telephone bill to help pay for the mighty nice improvements which our genial mana...

And the West is History

100 years ago: William Elard, “one of the patriotic boys who enlisted for service with Uncle Sammy at Cortez,” returned after failing to pass the examinations. 75 years ago...

And the West is History

100 years ago: Spring plowing was upon the farmers of Durango. A few mules were left “that didn’t enlist for the war.” 75 years ago: Plans were worked out for the collectio...

And the West is History

100 years ago: On page 5, some advice of the times: “It is particularly important that a girl should be taught to be always right. She can never be president.” 75 years ago...

May 10 is Bike to School Day

100 schools statewide, 1,500 nationwide to participate