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Herald Staff Report

Bayfield man to help with disaster relief in Tennessee

State struck by deadly wildfires, tornadoes

Thanksgiving DUI enforcement stops 518 impaired drivers

Holiday enforcement began Dec. 2

Drivers in Durango area should take care on icy roads

Numerous reports of crashes

And the West is History

50 years ago: DURANGO – Police Chief Cloyd Hubertus reported this morning. E.G. Parks, 1 Sixth Avenue, called the police at 8:25 p.m. Thursday to report someone seemed to have broken i...

And the West is History

50 years ago: It was a clear, unseasonably warm first day of December, and locals found themselves wondering if the first snow would ever arrive, with no winter storms in the Durango are...

Pipeline protesters take demonstration to CEO’s Pagosa Springs home

Fort Lewis College protesters in support of Standing Rock Sioux’s objections to a pipeline have organized yet another demonstration: This time they are taking it to the front door of the pip...

Avalanche blasting planned Wednesday on Red Mountain Pass

Motorists traveling on Red Mountain Pass between Silverton and Ouray can expect delays on Wednesday while the More than 2 feet of snow fell earlier this week across parts of the San Juan M...

And the West is History

50 years ago: Employment in La Plata county rose four per cent between March 1964 and March 1965 according to one of the nation’s economic indicators, “County Business Patterns,” issued ...

Open Shutter to host closing party Wednesday at gallery

Gallery marks end of 15 years

Trail closures to protect wildlife begin Thursday in Durango area

Recreational areas closed to protect habitat

Southern Utes recruiting tribal contestants for sporting event

North American Indigenous Games held in July

And the West is History

50 years ago: Bargain-minded women travelers will soon be able to fly for half fare over a large area of the West. A budget-stretching 25-day round-trip “Ladies Fare” has been proposed b...