Author - The Durango Herald
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Scout Edmondson
Position: Herald Staff Writer

Fiesta on the Mesa celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month at Fort Lewis College

Three decades of inclusivity for campus, community members

Fall’s arrival brings first snow, conversations about winter season

Now is a good time to start thinking about shovels, snow tires

The Blotter, Sept. 18-19

Durango Police Department Thursday 6 p.m. Officers were asked to respond after a man started a fight by throwing a drink in another person’s face outside the Durango Smoke Shop on Main ...

Legendary actor made Western movie magic right here in Durango

Robert Redford and Paul Newman jumped for their lives near Baker’s Bridge – or so it appeared on the big screen

Pound Fire east of Lemon Reservoir fully contained

Sierra Verde Drive pre-evacuation notices lifted

The Blotter, Sept. 16-18

La Plata County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday 4 p.m. Someone abandoned their “rusty stripped-down” trailer that looked like a modified motorhome in a way that was impeding traffic on County R...

Durango man who went missing for two days found in Junction Creek area

Paul ‘Tom’ Gray reportedly walked away from an assisted living facility

Hesperus Ski Area to remain closed for 2025-26 season

Hope remains that one day lifts will resume spinning at local hill

City of Durango using specialized barriers to boost safety at public gatherings

Security devices deployed at farmers market, Snowdown and other events

The Blotter, Sept. 12-15

Durango Police Department Friday 7:12 a.m. A bear was on Durango High School property, and staff called officers to come scare it away before school started for the day. 5:30 p.m. A...

Colorado attorney general weighs in on Trump lawsuits, governor’s race and rural-urban politics

Phil Weiser says he’s a fighter, and that’s what state needs

Overdoses from secondhand fentanyl exposure highly unlikely, experts say

Health officials urge caution, but say don’t be scared to administer aid to overdose victims