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

Liberty School serves students in outstanding way

“We don’t brag about what we can do.” I read this on the classroom wall as I toured the new home of The Liberty School. It is part of a set of ideas labeled, “The Liberty Way,” and it struck...

‘Te Ata’ brings Native American actor’s story to Durango

Chickasaw citizen Mary Thompson Fisher also teacher, author

Bayfield High School theater tackles the Bard

BHS stages ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’

Studio & artist introduces ‘The Sheet’

David Holub offers interviews, illustrations

We are grateful for our S.W. Colorado communities

In November, Americans traditionally count our many blessings, and as a nation, we are certainly blessed. As one smallish nonprofit in one little, rural corner of this nation, Community Conn...

Durango Arts Center names new director

Macon: ‘Stage has been set for really, really great things’

Mountainfilm on Tour bringing adventure to Durango

Durango Nature Studies to host festival this weekend

Better worlds start with great mothers; San Juan Basin can help

At San Juan Basin Public Health's Nurse-Family Partnership, first-time moms are empowered to transform their lives and create better futures for themselves and their babies. NFP ...

On the air: KSJD DJ earns international recognition for second consecutive year

Barbara Richhart longtime host of ‘CowTrails’

1st Indigenous Arts Festival kicks off at Fort Lewis College

The inaugural Indigenous Arts festival kicked off this week at Fort Lewis College, and if Ginny Davis, head of the FLC theater department, has her way, it’s a festival that is only going to ...

What a way to make a living: Durango High School Troupe 1096 to stage ‘9 to 5’

Production features double cast

Film explores history, importance of food cooperatives

Local co-op to screen ‘Food For Change’ at Durango Arts Center