Durango City Council reached a compromise this week on how to allocate unspent lodgers tax funds earmarked for tourism marketing. Wednesday after resuming a debate that last left councilors at a stand...

History can be a drag – unless you’re whipping through it at breakneck speed. Such is the case with “The Complete History of America (Abridged),” a play performed by Durango Arts Repertory Theatre tha...

Music in the Mountains, the fast-approaching summer festival, has already revved up its dandy mobile stage. It’s chugging through the Four Corners this weekend. On July 14, Conductor, Artistic Directo...

Wout van Aert of Team Jumbo-Visma finished the fourth stage of the Tour de France in the top-10 on Tuesday after just missing stage wins on Sunday and Monday. In the hectic final phase on the Nogano c...

The second stage of the Tour de France took the peloton to San Sebastian. A few more climbs awaited the peloton, with the Jaizkibel the highlight at the end. The peloton never lost control of a three-...

Mounted archery is the world’s oldest type of horse warfare. The ancient martial art first appeared in the Assyrian army in the seventh century BC. Mongolian leader Genghis Khan and his troops later b...

A number of years ago, I wrote a column about similar water conditions this late in the summer. So, if you have a memory that recalls everything you’ve read and think you’ve read something like this b...

Fires have come to feel like a natural element of summer in the West. Some of them are, most of them are not. Last year, of the 68,988 wildfires reported in the U.S., almost 90% were human-caused, acc...

Colorado Republicans and Democrats are divided on a complex tax proposition that aims to reduce residential and small business property taxes for the next decade that will be presented to voters on th...

Having resided in SkyRidge subdivision for 20 years, Todd Leininger frequently hikes the Skyline Trail that stretches along the perimeter of the neighborhood. The 3-mile trail winds to the top of Rese...