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Elizabeth Pond
Position: Herald Staff Writer

Techstars Startup Weekend to bring AI programming to FLC students, community members

Event presented for first time in Durango in partnership with West Slope Startup Week and Howdy Partners Venture Fund

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains to reopen in Durango

Community support a driving force behind health center’s return, organization’s president says

High Country Cattle Auction brings top-notch stock and country charm to Southwest Colorado

Family run, generational business dates back to 1940s

United Airlines to extend nonstop service to Houston at Durango-La Plata County Airport in 2026

Direct flights to run daily for extra month next year, says city

Durango School District’s ‘misinformation’ meeting covered funding, test scores, future projects

Only two attendees asked questions during a Q&A

World becomes a classroom for students in Animas High’s Osprey Block courses

Three week sessions ranged from climbing and river rafting to cultural studies, welding and theater

Durango School District purchases Lightner Apartments for $10 million

35 units to be used as affordable housing for staff, educators

Durango School District inducted into Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools

Partnership will enhance DSD programming, says district superintendent

Durango School District to confront ‘misinformation’ at public meeting

State of the District event will be a ‘frank, one-hour look at where our schools stand,’ officials say

Peak fall colors begin to arrive across Southwest Colorado

Season offers chance to take a drive, explore trails and slow down

Former Honolulu brewery and World War II museum plans move to Durango

Home of the Brave Brewseum uncertain of opening date

Resurfacing project to reduce Wildcat Canyon Road traffic to one lane

Work expected to last three weeks; motorists can expect 20-minute delays