Sharon Doty is really good at talking to people. It’s literally her job; she works for Durango’s Business Improvement District as a downtown ambassador, a role that requires her to walk around downtow...

Death by a thousand cuts: The Environmental Protection(?) Agency cutting emission regulations on coal fired power plants and automobiles; denying climate change initiatives by eliminating renewable en...

Recent media coverage of U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s bill calling to delist the gray wolf from federal protection misses the most salient point: Boebert loathes wolves. Three years ago, Boebert rivaled...

I am a tenant in a senior residence in Three Springs. All though I am old and disabled, I still want to feel connected to the community in which I live. I do not think I am alone. I want to make a su...

Last season, the Durango High School softball team ended its season by losing eight of its last 10 games. This season, the Demons want to flip the script and end their season in the playoffs. Head co...

Health officials confirmed a new case of measles Monday. A child who has been hospitalized is the state’s 17th case of the virus. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Adams...

Ohio State and Pittsburgh each placed three players on The Associated Press All-Time All-America team announced Thursday as part of the news organization’s celebration of the 100th anniversary of the ...

A marvelous exhibition titled “Balance” from the Studio Art Quilt Association, now celebrating its 36th year, is currently on display at Durango Arts Center. SAQA, though, deserves better. Squeezed in...

A series of five test speed cushions on Animas View Drive is the city of Durango’s latest attempt to reduce speeds along a corridor where speeding has remained a long-standing problem. Some residents ...