Animas Surgical Hospital announced last week that Meggin Roberts was named CEO, a role she filled in an interim capacity since Joe Theine left the position at the end of June. Roberts is a familiar fa...

Durango-based StoneAge Inc. was named one of the best places to work in Outside Magazine last week. Ranking at No. 37, the waterblasting tool company was credited for its paid volunteer time off, as w...

After three straight years of pay raises, Colorado state workers are in better financial shape than they were when the pandemic hit. But they could still make more money working somewhere else. Those ...

Durango Police Department Sunday 1:28 p.m. A man who was allegedly drunk and trying to board a bus near Gate 1 at the Durango Transit Center, 250 W. Eighth St., was arrested for having an open con...

Mountain Middle School has received the “Performance with Distinction” accreditation from the Colorado Department of Education for the eighth time in the last 11 years. “We are humbled and honored to ...

After a fiery end to a Durango City Council meeting in November, where Councilor Olivier Bosmans requested a special meeting to review a perceived personnel matter, Councilor Gilda Yazzie is seeking a...

FOREST SERVICE ROAD 863 – The fire crew moves methodically. Sawyers liberate bushes from their root systems and buck logs into manageable rounds as a swarm of swampers surround each, hauling the debri...

It’s finally happening: Wolves are coming to Colorado – to join ones already here – and there’s a brochure to prove it. Every year Colorado Parks and Wildlife issues brochures detailing how Colorado r...

Dear Action Line: I understand that since Fort Lewis College football stopped firing its famous cannon after touchdowns, the team hasn’t won a game at all. Do you know why they stopped using the c...

Throughout the fall sports season, many players were routinely highlighted for scoring touchdowns, goals, race wins, spikes and kills. But every athlete, coach, parent and fan knows there are plenty o...