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Katie Chicklinski-Cahill
Position: Staff reporter
Phone Number: (970), 375-4558

Durango getting a pop-up drive-in movies series

Films will be screened downtown

Why we are still planning our December event, and why it matters

I hope you are familiar with the annual Festival of Trees event by Community Connections. If not, I will offer you a quick rundown: Dozens of local businesses, organizations and individuals ...

Artist Paul Folwell pivots during the pandemic

Painter’s annual studio show to go live online

Celtic Festival looks ahead to 2021

Annual weekend of music and workshops seeks new venue

Disability representations in television and movies

At the beginning of this pandemic, my friend and colleague Paul recommended a new movie on Netflix titled “Crip Camp.” I admit my first reaction was a shudder. Experience has sho...

Community briefs

Rotary adds new focus to its mission The Rotary Foundation Trustees and Rotary International Board of Directors have added a new area of focus: supporting the environment. More th...

Charlie Daniels: ‘I would like to be remembered as an entertainer’

Country Music Hall of Famer, part-time area resident died Monday at age 83

Racial equity a foundational goal of public health

On May 25, public attention shifted away from the COVID-19 pandemic when George Floyd was killed by a police officer kneeling on his neck for almost nine minutes during an arrest. ...

A haunted jaunt: Durango’s Ghost Walk returns

Tour has safety protocols in place

Durango Arts Center slowly reopening

Kids’ camp to begin July 6

Stadium 9 to reopen movie screens Friday

Theater to offer ‘Comeback Classics’ until new films are released

Ciao, passeggiata! Night Bazaar gets reworked

Main Avenue event encourages people to stroll neighborhood