On behalf of the medical staff at Pagosa Springs Medical Center, we respectfully request those in power to reconsider the decision to dissolve the 80-year relationship between Archuleta and La Plata c...

I am in agreement with residents objecting to a planned 306-stall RV park in the Animas Valley. The reasons for my objections are many – some based on aesthetics, others on local impact. For instance,...

I am writing to send a shoutout to deputies with the Bayfield Marshal’s Office. I left the Pine River Library at 7 p.m. the other night and I saw a deputy’s car parked in the corner of the parking lot...

I have never been one to be excited about voting, especially in a local setting. There was no one who represented the people I worked with, the people I live with, nor knew the struggle of the Durango...

This week, I had the opportunity to speak with Carter Rogers, candidate for Durango City Council, and I was pleasantly surprised. I was particularly impressed by his stance on affordable housing, whic...

In The Durango Herald on March 9, Harrison Wendt, a City Council candidate, expressed a desire to reallocate portions of the soon to be sun-setting 2005 quarter-cent tax to housing. Going one step fur...

In the upcoming city election, we have the opportunity to halt Next Steps, the redesign of Main Avenue, by electing the right candidates. Gilda Yazzie opposes the redesign of downtown Durango. She und...

I am writing to encourage Durango residents to vote for Harrison Wendt on April 4. I know Harrison well and respect his drive, his impeccable integrity and, most of all, his honesty and passion in add...

I truly believe that Durango City Council has desperately been needing someone like Harrison Wendt. In a recent forum of City Council candidates, I heard several good ideas, but it was Harrison’s “big...

I am writing this letter to give my wholehearted support for Harrison Wendt for City Council. I have had the pleasure of knowing him for the past couple of years. I have seen him in his role as a ment...