It was a holiday gathering in a lovely house at the edge of a forest. Late afternoon sun. Snow falling. A fireplace. I looked deep into the fire, sensed the snowfall outside and tuned in to my thought...

In Durango, we are fortunate to have a wide range and variety of entertainment options. When you use a search engine to find tickets, whether you realize it or not, thousands, if not millions, of “bot...

Sunday's editorial (Herald, Jan. 26) is exactly what I would expect from The Durango Herald. The Herald does not seem to recognize that a majority of voters elected the president. My reply would be,...

I have contacted city, county, state, and federal government and news outlets over the past two or three years and nothing has happened to my request for automated doors at the U.S. Post Office in Dur...

A marriage can be a fickle thing. Worldwide, marriage rates are falling, including in the United States, although so are the rates of divorce. In recognition of Valentine’s Day, The Durango Herald ...

On Thursday night, it looked like Colorado Mesa and Fort Lewis College men’s basketball teams were in for another thrilling game for about 30 minutes. But, the Mavericks’ domination on the boards and ...

The good news for Fort Lewis College women’s basketball was that it hung with the best team in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in Colorado Mesa in the Skyhawks’ 78-71 loss at home on Thursday n...

A jury was seated and opening statements were made this week in a cold case trial for an Arizona man accused of shooting and killing an Ignacio man more than 15 years ago. David Hendren, 39, is being ...

The high price of eggs has shoppers scrambling. And it’s boosting inflation, too. Prices for goods and services in the metro area – which is the Colorado region tracked by the federal government and e...