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Opinion

How to mix history and art?

A couple of Herald letter writers have said the answer is not what appears on the retaining wall below the Golden Arches at the head of Wilson Gulch east of Durango. A row of methodically pl...

Our view: Bill is a wolf in sheep’s clothing

Politics threaten Colorado’s wolf reintroduction

Our view: Keep school board elections focused on students, not politics

The race is on for the Durango School District Board of Education (Herald, Aug. 10). Seats currently held by Erika Brown, Rick Petersen and Andrea Parmenter are up for grabs in the Nov. 4 el...

Our view: Water Is Life

Filling a glass from the kitchen tap. Running a hot shower. Flushing the toilet. These are everyday acts that most Americans take for granted. But for more than 2 million people in the Unite...

Our view: Colorado’s new laws

From cellphones to state parks, what they mean for us

Our view: Artificial Intelligence

Learning alongside the community, on board with caution and optimism

Our view: Growing community

Market on Main a smash hit, SNAP a loss for all

Our view: Budgeting by 1,000 cuts only works so long

A yawning gap in the federal budget may sound abstract, but for rural hospitals, tribal radio stations, and food pantries, it’s painfully real. President Trump and Republicans in Congress ha...

Our view: Engage Durango

The city is missing the boat on community engagement

10 years since Gold King

Too much money, too little change

Our view: Better together

Unless we’re pulled over, have an emergency, or get lost in the mountains, most of us rarely interact with local law enforcement, EMS workers, firefighters, or Search & Rescue volunteers. We...

Our view: Durango pedals into cycling history – again

That’s a wrap. The 112th edition of the Tour de France concluded in Paris on July 27, and two of the five American riders in this prestigious 21-stage race hail from our own Durango: Sepp Ku...
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