Ad
62°
Business & Real Estate
Trending:

Irma’s damage a reminder of Florida economy’s vulnerability

WASHINGTON – Florida’s economy has long thrived on one import above all: People. Until Irma struck this month, the state was adding nearly 1,000 residents a day – 333,471 in the p...

DATE: Sep 18, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Ska Fabricating owners start structural steel company

Ska Fab Steel buys equipment from Hermosa Iron Works

DATE: Sep 17, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Colorado construction is plugging the gap with an academy

DENVER (AP) – Houses along the Front Range can’t be built fast enough. Part of the problem is a booming population. There’s also a shortage of construction workers to get the job done. ...

DATE: Sep 16, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

iPhone X an evolution of the iPhone, but not the smartphone

CUPERTINO, Calif. – Apple needed to wow skeptics with its 10th-anniversary smartphone, the iPhone X. (That’s pronounced “iPhone 10,” for the curious.) As expected, Apple showed off a phone w...

DATE: Sep 14, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Ford’s push for driverless vehicles includes a man pretending to be a car seat

Andy Schaudt is an invisible man. He is wearing a “seat suit” to make it look like his Ford Transit Connect van is driving itself. His bespectacled face is obscured by ...

DATE: Sep 13, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Ballet Durango opens new space

Ballet Durango recently opened studios at 225 East Eighth Ave., and an open house will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. Sept. 22 at the new location. Director Frances Rosser Taylor, with ...

DATE: Sep 13, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

San Juan Basin Public Health hires 2

San Juan Basin Public Health recently hired two to its team. Kristin D. Pulatie was hired as director of assessment and planning. In her new position, Pulatie will assess communit...

DATE: Sep 13, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Apple edges closer to fraught age of facial recognition tech

A whiff of dystopian creepiness has long wafted in the air whenever facial recognition has come up. Books, movies and television shows have portrayed the technology as mainly a tool of surve...

DATE: Sep 12, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Apple may test the bounds of iPhone love with a $1,000 model

SAN FRANCISCO – Apple is expected to sell its fanciest iPhone yet for $1,000, crossing into a new financial frontier that will test how much consumers are willing to pay for a device that’s ...

DATE: Sep 11, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Harvey and Irma to slow U.S. growth but rebound should follow

WASHINGTON – With businesses disrupted, fuel and chemical refineries out of commission and consumers struggling to restore their lives, Hurricanes Harvey and Irma will likely pack a tough do...

DATE: Sep 11, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Getting up to speed on the Equifax data breach scandal

NEW YORK – Equifax has been scrambling to explain itself since disclosing last week that it exposed vital data about 143 million Americans – effectively most of the U.S. adult population. It...

DATE: Sep 11, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Here’s why you pay $249 to fly to Denver from Cortez

Isolation, cost of rural air travel make for a heavily subsidized airline

DATE: Sep 11, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Videos & Photos

Photos: Archers take aimPurgatory Resort hosts the Total Archery Challenge 30002026Parley Jessop, of Durango, practices at the base area at Purgatory Resort before competing in the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday up the mountain shooting at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30002081Archers practice at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday before going up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001881Vendors fill the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30002077Archers practice at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Archers went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30002309Archers collect their arrows while practicing at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Archers went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001915Vendors fill the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001308Archers practice at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Archers then went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001867Archers practice at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Then, Archers went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001463Archers wait in line to take the chairlift at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Archers went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001334Archers practice at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. They went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)30001789Archers collect their arrows while practicing at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Archers went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)9751161Archers practice at the base area at Purgatory Resort during the Total Archery Challenge on Saturday. Archers then went up the mountain to shoot at 3D targets in multiple courses built for different skill levels. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Photos: Archers take aim
Purgatory Resort hosts the Total Archery Challenge
Directory Plus

Search Directory Plus

Find:
Where:

  • Most Popular

  • Most Recent

Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams decides to retire from NFL at age 30
House gives final approval to Trump's $9 billion cut to public broadcasting and foreign aid
House Republicans grasp for response to demands for transparency in Epstein case
Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams decides to retire from NFL at age 30
House gives final approval to Trump's $9 billion cut to public broadcasting and foreign aid
House Republicans grasp for response to demands for transparency in Epstein case
Ballantine Communications, Inc.
Durango Herald Durango Herald Store The Journal The Tri-City Record
DGO Directory Plus BCI Media Services
Events Four Corners Expos Browse Local Jobs Careers With Us
Contact Us
News tip/feedback Letter to the Editor Submit Local Brief FAQs About/History
Report a paper delivery issue/suspend delivery Advertise with Us Staff/Contact
Find Us
E-Edition
RSS Alexa

Choose from several print and digital subscription packages

Get The Herald

Sign up for our daily email newsletter or to receive breaking news delivered to your inbox:

© 2025 Durango Herald | Ballantine Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy