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Katie Chicklinski-Cahill
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2017: The year’s top moments in arts and entertainment

Looking back at what made us laugh, cry and think in Durango and beyond

Art show, sale at Smiley Building supports San Juan Citizens Alliance

Group of artists selling its work in support of San Juan Citizens Alliance

When your kids get cabin fever, try these activities

Tips for keeping kiddos occupied during holiday break

Durango’s Plein Goods gallery shop finds a new home

There’s a new gallery shop in town that may seem familiar. Mary Puller, former exhibits director for Durango Arts Center, has opened Plein Goods on East Eighth Street. The shop fo...

Warm up those vocal cords: Durango Voice competition seeks singers

Audition tapes due in January for Manna fundraiser

Durango middle-schooler makes his directorial debut

Aiden Hurley takes film ‘18 Frames’ to the big screen

St. Columba middle-schoolers take on challenging ‘Into the Woods’

Students bring talent to an ambitious musical this weekend

Many people fighting to secure civil rights for all people with disabilities

People have many associations with this time of year – generosity, family, tradition, faith, flying reindeer. One thing I believe the season encompassing Thanksgiving to the New Year can hig...

Flu vaccine safeguards personal, community health

December through February is the typical peak for the influenza virus, and with the vaccination taking effect after about two weeks, now is the time to protect your health as well as the com...

Music in the Mountains’ Mischa Semanitzky ‘very dedicated to adopting Durango’

Friends, colleagues remember one of festival’s founders

Mischa Semanitzky, Music in the Mountains maestro, dies at 89

Conductor helped create Durango’s annual classical music festival

Louis L’Amour’s son publishes writer’s ‘Lost Treasures’

Posthumous publishing isn’t uncommon when it comes to writers who were as prolific as Louis L’Amour. Sometimes, the volume of unpublished work is big enough that what comes after their death...