Every spring, Merely Players stages a musical, and this time, the Players will be taking audiences on an epic, sweeping take of love and redemption – and plenty of live bluegrass music – with “Bright ...

Who was your first love? Think back to the blissful first gaze of you and your future soulmate. Twinkling lights and soft music serenaded even the briefest encounters, and the longing lingered after t...

Water is life. Multi-national companies buy water rights around the world, while nations and states fight over who is allotted how much and from where. Nowhere is that more evident than the 1,450-mile...

It was the fourth and final day of skiing for Connor Ryan, a professional skier, and conditions looked promising. He was working on shooting footage for a follow-up project to his film, “Spirit of th...

Colorado voters would be asked in November to approve a 10-year plan aimed at preventing property taxes from rising at a historic clip under an eleventh-hour proposal unveiled Monday by Gov. Jared Pol...

Real estate markets in Durango and La Plata County may be returning to pre-pandemic conditions, according to first quarter statistics and a broker with The Wells Group. First quarter statistics releas...

BEDROCK – This month’s swirling flow in the Dolores River is mostly snowmelt from the Disappointment Creek basin that drains almost 350 square miles of the western San Juans before joining the meander...

Film and Media Day at San Juan College hosted a diverse group of film industry professionals Thursday, April 27, who shared their experience with college and high school students. Screenwriting neces...

It was once remarked that the only way for a woman to be involved in a painting was for her to disrobe and be a model. Thankfully, things have changed – well, mostly. Anyone who has taken art in schoo...

Durango High School Knowledge Bowl team members flexed their brains last weekend finishing third in the national competition. The 11-person team made up of mostly upperclassmen took on 27 other teams...