Author - The Durango Herald

Along Route 66, telling Native American’s story

Project to illuminate tribes’ history, heritage

DATE: Nov 22, 2014 | CATEGORY: Southwest Life

Bill Mauldin’s cartoons to be sold at auction

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Two dozen original editorial cartoons created by Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and World War II veteran Bill Mauldin are set to hit the auction block for the first t...

DATE: Nov 18, 2014 | CATEGORY: Regional News

Rules pitched for power plants

Reservation generators in our region get EPA’s proposed limits

DATE: Oct 29, 2014 | CATEGORY: Good Earth

New Mexico wants home of noted artist recognized

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Artist Luis Jimenez is credited with helping transform the definition of public art in the U.S. with his larger-than-life, debate-provoking fiberglass sculptures. ...

DATE: Oct 24, 2014 | CATEGORY: Arts and Entertainment

Interior secretary urges Congress to act

Jewell: Preserving land will help with climate change

DATE: Oct 15, 2014 | CATEGORY: Regional News

EPA administrator pushes for water rules

CORRALES, N.M. – Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy said Monday she’s not backing down on her agency’s efforts to implement a new rule that would assert regulatory a...

DATE: Sep 14, 2014 | CATEGORY: Regional News

Museum to put 3 O’Keeffe paintings up for auction

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in New Mexico said Friday it will sell three works by the American modernist painter to benefit its acquisitions fund. Going on the...

DATE: Sep 12, 2014 | CATEGORY: Visual Arts

Piñon, juniper trees are growing

Survey: Other N.M. species are struggling

DATE: Aug 26, 2014 | CATEGORY: Regional News

N.M. chile gets certified-product safeguards

BERNALILLO, N.M. – Idaho has its potatoes. Florida has its fresh fruits and juices. Vidalia is the name synonymous with the nation’s most famous sweet onion. Now New Mexico has it...

DATE: Aug 26, 2014 | CATEGORY: Food