Business
What are businesses learning from the omicron wave, and how will it inform their futures?
StoneAge experimenting with isolated workspaces to allow without symptoms workers to perform tasks
Business
Food
Durango tasting room shares a bit of Southwest Colorado history in every glass of hard cider
EsoTerra relies on apples, yeast and time; avoids huge amounts of sugar and artificial flavors
Regional News
As snowmaking becomes more common, some question the use of energy and water
Ski resorts have invested millions in more efficient snow guns A machine blows snow at Vail Mountain Resort Dec. 29 in Vail. Newer snowmaking technology is allowing ski areas to…
Local News
Durango City Council moves forward with patio permits for restaurants
Some neighbors express concern about residential parking being used by business customers
Local News
Chamber of Commerce announces Durango Rocks Awards finalists
Ceremony to be postponed until spring because of COVID-19
Local News
Entrepreneurial accelerator program accepting applications until end of January
Virtual SCAPE Q&A scheduled for Wednesday
Local News
BID gives update on grants, bump-outs, July 4 activities
Will a drone light show replace traditional fireworks this Independence Day?
Local News
Demand for guns and ammo near record highs, but some shops hit hard by supply chain hang-ups
Colorado Bureau of Investigation recorded 487,097 firearm transactions in 2020
Food
Farm to Fingers Grazing launches new line of sauces and spreads
Bottles of chimichurri and Romesco can now be found on local shelves
Local News
Southwest Colorado’s economy has rebounded, but aging, labor and housing remain concerns
Economic outlook offers mixed bag for region, state
Local News
Service disruption for some AT&T customers lasts weeks in Forest Lakes subdivision
Normal operations resumed Monday, wireless provider says
Regional News
Grand Junction chairlift maker is busier than ever
Boom a sign that ski resorts are doing well and expect trend to continue
Local News
What will a new year bring to Southwest Colorado?
A new fire station? An end to drought? Here are a few things sure to make news in 2022
Business
Second Holiday Rewards Program in Durango billed as biggest yet
Business Improvement District tracked about $136,000 in local spending
Education
‘Portrait of a Graduate’: What do students need to succeed?
Durango School District asks businesses, community leaders for feedback
Local News
Purgatory Resort owner purchases Mercury building in Durango
No plans have been finalized for repurposing the 81,380-square-foot commercial space
Local News
Beloved ‘everything’ store closing its doors after 35 years in Cortez
Owner reflects on music evolution and generations of customers
Business
CJ’s Diner awaits verdict in case against state, San Juan Basin Public Health
Owner launched countersuit after having diner closed for ignoring COVID-19 mandates
Local News
The Osprey Packs story: Its roots, success, sale and its future in Cortez
No major changes planned at company headquarters
Local News
Nugget Mountain Bar and La Plata County spar over permitting
What was good during height of pandemic is now subject to intense scrutiny
Local News
Cortez-based Osprey Packs agrees to sell to Helen of Troy
$414 million deal expected to be finalized by end of the year
Local News
What are Durango businesses doing to win you over?
Downtown stores, business group list best reasons to shop local
Local News
Transit pass and parking card discounts coincide with Noel Nite
Downtown Durango could be packed if shoppers turn out
Local News
Holiday Rewards Program incentivizes local shopping
The sidewalks of downtown Durango were filled in 2017 during Noel Night. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file)du1-i-syn The Durango Business Improvement District and the Durango Chamber of Commerce have announced their…
Local News
Did a digital app cripple Friday Night Magic in Durango?
Guild House Games owner unsure if app, COVID-19 affecting events
Business
Wells Group Real Estate co-founder Jim Wotkyns retires from brokerage
The key to thriving in the world of real estate is relationships, he says
Local News
Ballantine Communications CEO steps down after eight years
Family reaffirms commitment to serving Southwest Colorado
Local News
Could a small grocery store be coming to Bayfield?
Town annexes 16 acres for commercial development
Local News
More than 80 Durango businesses say they will participate in ‘Noel Nite’
Consumer holiday promotion is scheduled for Dec. 3
Local News
Table to Farm Compost set to launch Southwest Colorado’s first commercial composting operation
Facility will increase production as demand for recycling organic matter grows