The Blotter
Durango Police Thursday 8:03 p.m. Someone was sleeping in an elevator in the Cornerstone Building, 3543 Main Ave. Friday 1:40 a.m. A man ran away without paying his cab bill…
Durango Police Thursday 8:03 p.m. Someone was sleeping in an elevator in the Cornerstone Building, 3543 Main Ave. Friday 1:40 a.m. A man ran away without paying his cab bill…
Independence center invites you to potluck The Southwest Center for Independence, a local nonprofit that helps people with disabilities live well in the community, will host its Thankful Potluck for…
Former Mancos Marshal John Cox was convicted of a DUI in 2009 in Indiana while serving as a police chief for a Johnson County school system. On Nov. 10, the…
Sophomores Mika Harrison, front, and Rexford Gwinn perform with the Durango High School Red Pride Marching Band at DHS in mid-October as the band prepares to go to its end-of-season…
DUI Convictions The following are convictions made in October 2015 for driving under the influence with a blood-alcohol content of 0.08 percent or higher or by prescription or illegal drugs.…
Durango aims to improve use for people with disabilities
Jursevics Gov. John Hickenlooper on Friday ordered flags be lowered to half-staff Monday in memory of a Colorado state trooper who was killed in an accident. Trooper Jaimie Jursevics was…
Father’s attorney argues statute of limitations has expired
Residents of La Plata County may see increase; companies could see decrease
Charine Gonzales, left, Miss Hozhoni Nicole Lovato and Majel Boxer were the first to dance at the Fall Round Dance on Thursday at Fort Lewis College. “Round dances are common…
State’s senior senator says bill ends ‘one size fits all’ federal policy
Durango High screening students for suicide risk
With few options, town will engage Environmental Protection Agency
Tyler McKnight helps install solar panels Thursday morning at Mountain Middle School. He’s carrying one of 164 panels that will supply all the school’s current electrical needs. According to Head…
480-page report to guide water use, conservation in Colorado
Needham Elementary School kindergarten student Grey Saren makes short work of Thanksgiving lunch at school with his mother, Beth Saren, during the annual celebratory meal before the holiday break.Shaun Stanley/Durango…
Meetings and Events Durango Early Bird Toastmasters meeting, improve communication, presentation and leadership skills, 7-8:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, 21636 U.S. Highway 160, September-May, 749-1741, [email protected], www.earlybirdtoastmasters.org. Sunrise yoga adult classes,…
Holiday bazaar at Methodist church The 42nd Holiday Bazaar will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the First United Methodist Church, 2917 Aspen Drive. The bazaar…
District superintendent explains details of crash Tuesday afternoon
San Juan Basin Health offers extended hours
A Durango School District 9-R bus sits upright after rolling down an embankment off Tuesday afternoon on Lightner Creek Road (County Road 207). Children suffered minor to moderate injuries.Jerry McBride/Durango…
Pressure and desire to succeed sometimes lead to copycat work
Coupon book to have local economy theme The Be Local Book, which is sold at a variety of merchants around Durango, provides coupons, story pages, photographs and educational facts about…
Boards support alignment in split decision
“It has a personal connection to me because it’s symbolic of Alice growing up,” said Dean Hewitt, a sixth-grader at Mountain Middle School, on why he chose to paint Alice…
Children suffered gashes, broken bones in Tuesday’s accident
White House conversation eases Hickenlooper’s concerns
Tribe discusses how to create new generation of speakers