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Elizabeth Pond
Position: Herald Staff Writer

Fort Lewis College to create humanities lab with $1.35 million grant

On-campus site to be housed in Center of Southwest Studies

Durango’s queer community feeling anchorless since closure of popular LGBTQ hangout

‘There really is no nightlife and no space for us to gather,’ drag queen Aria Pettyone says

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory shareholder sells portion of stock amid declining numbers

Company reports $3.4 million loss, 23.6% year-over-year revenue decline

Mercy Hospital president to leave role

‘New opportunity’ cited as reason for departure

Brief thunderstorms may do more harm than good during wildfire season

Lightning, wind from dry storms can spell trouble, meteorologist says

Business roundup: Garden center closes, cookware shop opens and Ore House timeline uncertain

In this week’s business roundup: Botanical Concepts Garden Center in northeast Durango decided to call it quits this spring, a new cookware shop is set to open on Main Avenue, and a timeline...

Residents gather for fourth No Kings rally

Around 100 people lined 25th and 32nd streets Sunday in downtown Durango

As Juneteenth approaches, Durango residents are encouraged to be allies year-round

‘I think everyone should be celebrating, because it is American history,’ says Southwest Movement 4 Black Lives leader

Foraging can offer Durango residents health benefits and connection to the land

More than 400 edible plants grow in the Rocky Mountains; some can be plucked right from an alleyway

Ignacio school resource officer charged with child abuse

Preston Donald Rea allegedly pushed student to ground

Parking, Buckley Park among residents’ concerns at Durango Civic Campus meeting

Officials seek more feedback on design details for joint city hall and police station

Turtle Lake Refuge founder remembered for boundless love of plants, community impact

Katrina Blair died Friday, left behind ‘magic,’ loved ones say