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

‘Voice’ winner Chevel Shepherd heading to Durango

Tickets on sale now for her performance at La Plata County Fair

Why are we still wild about Frida Kahlo?

Artist’s enduring celebrity status topic of presentation

Durango prepares to celebrate Pride

Parties, parade, festival and history highlight next week’s events

New show at Studio & takes closer look at animals

Exhibit will benefit local horse rescue

Community plans for emergency response with diverse populations

Passing the one year anniversary of the 416 Fire last week was a stark reminder of how overwhelming a community disaster can be. The distressing loss of life during Hurricane Kat...

Keep your family (including pets) safe this summer

Despite the long, chilly spring, warmer days will eventually make their way to our region. Outdoorsy locals will head out to partake in their favorite summer activities including biking, hik...

Longtime Fort Lewis College professor, artist Mick Reber leaves lasting legacy

Mick Reber, professor emeritus of Fine Art at Fort Lewis College and professional artist, died May 10 in Bayview, Texas, at age 76. For those who did not have him as a professor ...

Durango Women’s Choir to take the stage with Santa Fe singers

Members of the Durango Women’s Choir and Durango Choral Society have a busy week ahead of them. On Sunday, the 17-member Women’s Choir will team up with the 17-member Santa Fe Wom...

Local musician Alex Blocker releases new video

Local musician Alex Blocker has released his latest music video, “Makes Me Wonder II,” the second video off his latest album, “Heartbreak Radio.” He also has a show scheduled for...

Durangoans upcycle for the environment

Group sews reusable grocery bags out of old T-shirts

Taking grandma on a heavy metal road trip

Durango couple launching campaign for ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ journey

Durangoan’s book takes readers behind lines of Nazi-occupied France

‘Scholars of Mayhem’ explores Jean Claude Guiet’s clandestine work