Courtesy of Karen Gallagher Durango Herald Facebook reader Brandi Womack submitted this week’s winning Caption This! headline: “Be some bunny in a sea of clucks.” The second-place caption was, “No…
Randy Gerken, left, and Jay Swan help serve up dishes at the annual La Plata County Search and Rescue Pancake Breakfast held during Snowdown weekend on Sunday. As of 10…
Wildshots, 842 Main Ave., offers photographs by Claude Steelman and bronze sculptures by Veryl Goodnight.Courtesy of Claude Steelman Herald Arts & Entertainment editor Wildshots, photographer Claude Steelman’s gallery, is a…
The 2018 Snowdown Light Parade entertained in downtown Durango Friday as residents and visitors dressed to the nines in celebration of this year’s theme “A Black Tie Affair.”
Snowdown Scavengers beg, borrow and steal 100 items for annual hunt. Billy Goat Saloon also sponsors a stiletto heels obstacle course.
A “now open” sign goes up Friday at Cantera, a new restaurant in the 1100 block of Main Avenue. The owners have said they plan to serve “modern Mexican.”Justin Meek/Special…
Construction crews are widening and lowering structures in the Animas River that create rapids at the Durango Whitewater Park at Santa Rita Park. The goal of the work is to…
Friday and Saturday are Snowdown's most active days. Check out our coverage from numerous events around Durango.
Snowdown Scavengers beg, borrow and steal 100 items for annual hunt. Billy Goat Saloon also sponsors a stiletto heels obstacle course.
Snowdown 2018, A Black Tie Affair, is in full swing Thursday in downtown Durango.
The 40th annual Snowdown kicked off Wednesday in Durango with the Fashion Do's & Don'ts lunch. This year's theme is "A Black Tie Affair."
Clear skies this morning in the Southwest allowed sky gazers to see the rare super blue blood moon. The Earth blocked the sun's light and cast a reddish hue. It…
Jenny Fruh, 10, left, Jacob Fruh, 5, and Janelle Fruh, 9, all students at Durango Christian Academy, chose in-line skating for PE class Tuesday. Many children are taking advantage of…
Rod Barker, president and CEO of the historic Strater Hotel in downtown Durango, oversaw installation of a giant black bow tie to the front of his hotel in celebration of…
Courtesy of Mary Alyce Durango Herald Facebook reader Dianna C. Hamby submitted this week’s winning Caption This! headline: “Ruff lineup!” The second-place caption was, “Please throw it. Please, please, please!”…
Fort Lewis College women's basketball win over Colorado Christian University at Whalen Gym.
Fort Lewis College men's basketball return home and take on Colorado Christian University on Saturday at Whalen Gym.
A car traveling north on East Animas Road (County Road 250) lost control and rolled landing upside down in the icy waters of an irrigation ditch.
Courtesy of Debi Marti Durango Herald Facebook reader Jessica Jasper submitted this week’s winning Caption This! headline: “Who are these posers?” The second-place caption was, “Boy, they seem a little…
More than 300 people gathered at City Park in Cortez for a women’s march on Saturday.
Hundreds show up on a cold Saturday morning for the 2018 Women's March at Rotary Park.
Hundreds gather in Rotary Park on Saturday
The Durango Chamber of Commerce recognizes philanthropy, businesses and individuals during the annual awards ceremony at the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College.
Jeremiah Kern of the city of Durango Parking Department reduces the height of a parking meter Thursday on Ninth Street. The meter is one of more than 400 that the…
La Plata County residents showed up in force on Tuesday evening to voice their opinions and hear what county officials have to say about the proposed land use code.
