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Hollis Walker
Position: Opinion editor
Phone Number: (970), 375-4522

Manufacturing ‘superbugs’

Work together to help lessen the threat of antibiotic resistance

Taking agricultural water will hurt Colorado

Denver Water – acting on behalf of the Bureau of Reclamation and the respective water districts from Arizona, California and Nevada – recently developed a drought-management pilot program fo...

San Juan Basin rarely saw unanimity on policy choices

For decades in the 20th century, the region from Silverton to Durango to Bayfield liked to be referred to as the San Juan Basin. Despite great efforts, however, it usually failed to develop ...

The Tea Party loses one

Mesa County rejects Constitutional sheriff candidate

Durango Education Foundation dedicated to supporting 9-R

During the summer months, there is a lot to be thankful for: warm weather, Independence Day, wildflowers, high-river flows and county fairs – the list goes on and on. The Durango...

Sculpture at new intersection inexplicable

As have many residents of La Plata County, I have had the unpleasant task of driving through the intersection of U.S. Highways 160 and 550 all spring and summer. I keep thinking it’s almost ...

Boulevard group acting for community good

Twenty-five years ago, the city proposed removing median trees on the Boulevard, so that turn lanes could be installed to ease traffic flow through Durango. The Boulevard Neighborhood Associ...

The tariff question

Imposing duties not always right, but it is justified for solar panels

Grazing costs

It is time to get private livestock off public lands

City should rethink pot, vacation-rental rules

By Brieanne Stahnke It’s nice to go downtown to forget all your troubles and forget all your cares. There’s music, shopping and fun downtown. It’s where all the lights are bright....

Mr. President, Let the sunshine in

Cynicism fostered by administration’s news suppression

Unfounded finger-pointing surrounds decision not to call a special session

Since we left the Capitol in early May, legislators have been kept in suspense as to whether we would be called back this summer by the governor for a special session on gas and oil issues, ...