Frank Lovett has a vision for Camp Hale, where in 1942 he trained for winter battle in Italy as a 10th Mountain Division soldier. “It must include recognition, physical recognition, by signage, astute...

For three years, the 250,000-square-foot hospital on Balsam Avenue went untouched. Lights, doors, toilets and medical technology sat quietly inside, ready to be bulldozed and sent to landfills. City o...

Serving in the United States Armed Forces comes with plenty of perks. Travel comes with the job, and men and women receive incredible job training and acquire skill sets they will carry for the rest o...

Durango School District 9-R endorsed Proposition HH during a board of education meeting last week. If passed, Prop HH would direct a significant amount of money toward public education under the terms...

Skyhawks and Roadrunners square off in critical conference matchup Sunday at Dirks Field

Midway through a largely celebratory speech at the Montezuma County Republican Central Committee’s Lincoln Day Dinner on Saturday, Rep. Lauren Boebert turned serious and reflective. After spending sev...

Roster turnover is inevitable these days in college basketball with Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) and players being able to transfer and play right away – even after winning a program-record 29 games...

Off the pedals of incredible achievement and in the midst of Spoketober, it’s easy to forget another key fact about Durango: winter and winter sports are also big. Durango bears many connections to hi...

Scott Codding cherishes the times he delivered mail to Durango residents and the subsequent interactions he made time for. He’s been doing it for 30 years in this little corner of the state, 39 years ...