Local & Regional News
Durango schools lift lockout after ‘nonspecific’ threat
All Durango School District 9-R schools were in a “modified lockout” for nearly two hours Wednesday after the district received a “nonspecific threat,” said spokeswoman Julie Popp. The lockout ran…
Cold temperatures expected to move into the region
Overnight storm brings almost 2 inches of snow to Durango
Cloud seeding helps boost El Niño
Cloud-seeding supporters are hopeful efforts will fill aquifers and reservoirs
Wednesday Durango Dayplanner
Meetings and Events 2016 Snowdown Event Coordinators Party, 5-7 p.m., The Main Event, 42 County Road 250, 422-2045, [email protected], or www.snowdown.org. Kiwanis of the Narrow Gauge meeting, 6:45-7:30 a.m., Carver…
The Blotter
Durango Police Friday 11:33 a.m. Someone wanted to talk to police about receiving a phone scam in the 3000 block of East Seventh Avenue. 3:41 p.m. Someone reported a stolen…
Durango supports Silverton Superfund designation
Silverton officials expected to make decision in January
Montezuma-Cortez superintendent announces resignation
Alex Carter sends email to teachers
La Plata County reviews 2016 priorities for federal, state funds
Airport, transportation, housing top priorities
Colorado General Assembly works to spare education cuts
Budget would increase per-pupil funding by $18.28 per student
Local Briefs
80s Prom to be held at Sorrel Sky Gallery The 80s Prom will be held from 6 to 9 p.m., Jan. 30 at Sorrel Sky Gallery, 828 Main Ave. Cost…
Durango schools cut International Baccalaureate, Small Community Learning programs
Impending budget cuts, graduation requirement shifts lead to change
Old Fort Lewis College campus focus of tour
Historic preservation panel wants alums to share stories
The no new snow blues
Jurors deliberate sexual assault case involving Hesperus man Edmund Peter Marx
Edmund Marx takes witness stand in his own defense
Lingering ice poses risk to pedestrians, vehicles
Hospital encourages residents to slow down and prevent injury
Montezuma County seeks to protect Phil’s World from oil and gas drilling
Commissioners seek to regulate oil and gas
Sanitation officials blame Cortez sewer problem on Montezuma County inmates’ flushing habits
Ramen packages clog system
State: U.S. 160 spill site poses no health risk
Oil-safety agency advises ‘corrective action’ taken
Civil complaint seeks cleanup of M&M Truck Stop site
The Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety has filed a civil action in district court demanding cleanup at the former M&M Truck Stop at U.S. 160 and County Road…
Photos of the week
Review a selection of The Durango Herald photographers’ favorite photos from recent days. Weather was the topic of the week. The Durango Herald
March, rally, songs mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day at Fort Lewis College
A newly discovered speech by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. aired Monday on Fort Lewis College’s radio station, KDUR-FM, as more than 100 students marched on campus in honor of…
Bill aims to clear slow-moving traffic on mountain highways
Sponsor calls it a ‘common courtesy’ to pull over on two-lane roads
Local Briefs
Snowdown planners’ party to be held The 2016 Snowdown Event Coordinators Party will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at The Main Event, 42 County Road 250 (East…
Tuesday Durango Dayplanner
Meetings and Events DeColores Civitan club meeting, noon, call Lon Erwin at 247-1019 for location. Master’s Men Ministries of Colorado meeting, 6:30 a.m., DoubleTree Hotel Lounge, 501 Camino del Rio,…
Two small storm systems on radar for Southwest Colorado
Light snow, warmer temperatures expected this week
Montezuma County sheriff rolls out Pay My Jailer debt-collection service
Inmate debt surpasses $300K
Coming soon: Replace those sneakers with snowshoes
Under a brilliant blue sky, a runner makes her way along the Animas River Trail at the Ninth Street bridge Sunday as temperatures climbed into the upper 30s. The weekend…