Looking back, the last few weeks were a blur. I am not sure where the month of May went, but June was quick to take its place. Starting the season off strong, SJMA welcomed our seasonal stewardship cr...

There is a style of petroglyphs or rock writing that is not Native American. Neither is it historic inscriptions left by Westward-moving pioneers. It is a coded set of symbols called Western Messaging...

The Bob Banks Memorial Arena received that name in 2005 to honor a local business owner, beloved community member and father who tragically died in 1995. On Friday, 32 members of the Banks family gath...

After the Fort Lewis Athletics Department quickly moved on from former men’s basketball coach Bob Pietrack, his former staff have moved on to new opportunities. Former associate head coach Ty Daniels...

Durango is fortunate to have many valuable organizations working together to support local business, and today, I’d like to shine a spotlight on the Durango Chamber of Commerce and some of its contrib...

CORTEZ – Thick gray clouds and a light breeze gave rodeo fans relief from the heat on Friday night, as they flooded into the Montezuma County Fairgrounds for the second night of the Ute Mountain Round...

When you attend a live performance in Durango, you’re not just a passive observer but an integral part of the show. Your reactions – whether laughter, applause or even silence – shape the experience f...

Reliable from start to finish of a fatigue-filled, resolve-testing soccer season, Kristianna Brann was a rock upon which new head coach Tori Burch could attempt to build a foundation for future Ignaci...