Christina Knickerbocker, left, food equity supervisor with La Plata Family Center, along with fellow staff members and volunteers, sort through 4,728 pounds of food on Tuesday that was given away…
Volunteers with Friends of the Library place books on tables as they prepare Thursday for the Spring Book Sale at the Durango Public Library. The sale with hardback and trade…
The Nordic track at Hillcrest Golf Club, and the San Juan Mountains in the background, have received above-average snowfall this season. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca
Jones Belongie, a sophomore engineering student at Fort Lewis College, practices on his skateboard on campus Friday to get his blood flowing and keep his mind sharp between classes, he…
Durango received a break in snowstorms Thursday, allowing for plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures, and pleasant conditions to walk a dog at the Durango Dog Park. (Jerry McBride/Durango)cca
Andy Nollet, 6, and his sister, Maggie Nollet, 4, go on a children’s sled dog ride Saturday at Vallecito. Lisa Bourque and Skip Favreau provided their dogs and sleds for…
Jim Fuge waves the Ukraine colors along with an American flag on Friday at the intersection of U.S. highways 160 and 550 in support of Ukraine on the one-year anniversary…
Strong winds and snow on Wednesday created blizzard-like conditions in Durango, making waiting for the Durango trolley feel like an eternity at a bus stop. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca Headlights are…
Lawrence Construction processes materials from the U.S. Highway 550 realignment project south of Durango. The soil and rock will be used for the subgrade on the new southbound lanes. Even…
Nate Claassen, 15, of Durango High School, builds a nesting tray while competing in the 2023 SkillsUSA Colorado Region VIII & IX Championships on Friday in the Exhibit Building at…
Durango Fire Protection District and Durango Police Department responded to a crash Thursday at the intersection of Camino del Rio and Dominguez Drive that involved two pickup trucks with one…
Matt Poling, left, Food & Nutrition Services director at Durango School District 9-R; Izzy Mora, 17, a Durango High School business class student; and Kricket Lewis, career and technical education…
Max Bechtold, a regular bike commuter, munches on a pancake as Sarah Hill, city of Durango transportation director, works the griddle Friday morning during the city of Durango’s Winter Bike…
Tom Harrison, left, Connor DeLeon, center, and Jeremy Koch, all with Trautner Geotech, drill one of 50 holes Thursday on Main Avenue to determine subgrade conditions under the street. It…
Artist will be in Durango next week
Rob Peper, left, and Robert Talley build the last sections of an 850-foot-long fence on Tuesday around the SOIL Outdoor Learning Lab and Community Garden at Riverview Elementary School. SOIL…
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald 02-03-23-Durango- The Annual Snowdown Light Parade makes its way up Main Avenue on Friday.cca
Mike Bertetto stands inside his hot air balloon, Nerfer, as the balloon inflates Friday morning during the Snowdown Balloon Rally and Mass Ascension in the parking lot of Trimble Crossing…
Cap Pierce rides into the finish while competing in the Snowdown Big Wheel Derby, aka Tiny Bike race, on Thursday at the Balcony Bar & Grill. Thirty riders slam a…
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald 02-01-23-Durango-Peg Ochsenreiter and Karen Armstrong perform �Joust about Perfect� during Snowdown Fashion Shall and Shall Nots on Wednesday in the Exhibit Hall at the La Plata County…
Seneca Wilson, 18, a Durango High School student council member, makes a presentation to Rachel Colsman, DHS assistant principal, on Tuesday during the Council of Excellence presentation at the high…
Reid Garrison, an arborist with Durango Parks and Recreation, saws off limbs of a tree damaged by recent snowstorms. The limbs were hanging over a parking space Thursday on East…
Richard Ellis, owner of Gardenswartz Outdoors and Gardenswartz Sporting Goods, spreads ice melt on what’s left of giant-sized icicles after knocking them down Tuesday off the business’ roof in the…
A Colorado Department of Transportation snow thrower clears piled up snow from the side of U.S. Highway 160 in west Durango. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca
