The Durango High School boys basketball team relied on its defense all of Tuesday night against Pagosa Springs, especially down the stretch before closing out a 50-45 win. Height and size aren’t on Du...

After a month playing away from home, Durango High School’s girls basketball team showed its potential in a three-minute stretch to start the third quarter as the Demons easily defeated Pagosa Springs...

Students from Durango, Silverton, Ignacio and Bayfield schools came together Tuesday to explore possible future careers at the Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative Futures Fair. The job fair, w...

The Durango Board of Ethics concluded last week that a former advisory board member violated three sections of the city’s codes of ethics and conduct when he privately emailed a city councilor about p...

Affordable housing in Colorado is a particularly pertinent issue for Centennial State voters – evident in the passage of Proposition 123, which allocates $300 million and sets a deadline for communiti...

You know what zombie movies never seem to have enough of? Dancing. They’ve got gore and screaming and lots of guttural snarling, but no boogie. That all changes with “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” ...

Most teams don’t win when they fail to score a point in the first quarter, but Durango girls basketball proved to be the exception in its 44-39 win over Falcon in the Tiger Classic in Canon City on Sa...

Americans are becoming far more aware of how refined sugar affects their health. In my nutrition practice I hear great progress in people reading labels, cutting back on sugary foods and actively look...

Rare is the career chef who went to culinary school right after high school, graduated, hopped on the line, worked their way up the corporate ladder and eventually retired at age 60. Oftentimes, it re...