Self-proclaimed “gear head” Rob Flannery has a small obsession with airplanes. But it’s not just any plane. He specializes in flying and restoring Luscombe aircrafts. The two-seated, single-engine pla...

It was just an average day soaring through the sky for private pilot Rob Flannery. That is until an engine failure forced him to emergency land his 8A Luscombe fixed-wing plane Oct. 10, 2017, on Coun...

Former Aspen city councilor Adam Frisch, whom we endorsed in the 2022 3rd Congressional District race narrowly won by Lauren Boebert, remains the lone Democratic candidate. In considering who his Repu...

Curtis McCrackin of Cedaredge, a former general contractor now in real estate, said some guys read the sports page. He prefers economic and political news, particularly how the federal government “spe...

Lew Webb of Durango calls himself a “common sense patriot” and uses the words of the Founding Fathers, “we the people,” often. Webb, who sold a family auto dealership in California that employed about...

Durango’s Asa Vermette’s spectacular World Cup form ended in Saalfelden Leogang, Austria, this past weekend. Vermette had the top qualifying time in the men’s junior field on his Frameworks Racing bi...

Smith Sports Complex, the wide-open soccer fields at the northeast boundary of Fort Lewis College, is closed and will remain so through August, the city of Durango announced Saturday. The reason? A 30...

The Los Angeles Lakers offered Dan Hurley what would have seemed like a basketball coach's dream: a chance to coach one of the world's most popular franchises, possibly an opportunity to work with LeB...

Short-track world champion Christopher Blevins, who has become a mainstay on the mountain bike World Cup podium over the past three years, and Haley Batten will lead a U.S. team with medal ambitions i...