Creating Community Colorado leads for people with developmental disabilities during crisis Kienedu1-i-syn Colorado has been a national leader in its response for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and the agencies… May 12, 2020
Dear Abby Baked beans recipe wins smiles Dear Shirley: Thank you for your kind words and for letting me know how much you enjoyed that recipe. It’s… May 12, 2020
Guest Columns Paul Griffin: Fossil fuels are a hidden weapon in COVID-19 fight Most of the public knows that fossil fuels such as natural gas and coal remain important parts of keeping the… May 11, 2020
Action Line Extend olive branch to trim tree Durango residents are allowed to trim branches from a neighbor’s tree that are hanging over a fence into their yard.… May 11, 2020
Guest Columns Horace Cooper: Price hikes not the way to reform Postal Service The venerable USPS has been losing market share to competitors like UPS and FedEx for years. The advent of the… May 10, 2020
Gulliford's Travels As in the Great Depression, today’s economic refugees may take to the road Now more than ever, we need history and the humanities, for ourselves, for our sanity and to give us guidance… May 9, 2020
What's up in Durango Skies Low orbit satellites reflect sunlight after sunset, before sunrise My May column is often a time I get to list upcoming summer star parties, but for another month, these… May 9, 2020
Guest Columns Duane Highley: Tri-State has delivered on its promises to LPEA I’d been the CEO of Tri-State for a month and a day, and little could I imagine the dramatic changes… May 9, 2020
What's Up Downtown Open right, open once: The rules going forward “Open right and open once” is the mantra of the La Plata County Economic Recovery Task Force that I have… May 9, 2020
Stewards of the Land San Juan Mountains Association seeks to inspire public lands conservation San Juan Mountains Association is developing a pipeline of conservation education programs to connect local community members with their public… May 9, 2020
Dear Abby Question leaves mom speechless After I didn’t speak for several minutes, she asked in an annoyed tone, “Well, did you go get her ashes… May 9, 2020
Guest Columns Clyde Church: County businesses will be altered after pandemic Gov. Jared Polis issued his safer-at-home order in late April, allowing businesses and services that had been closed during the… May 8, 2020
Downtown Lowdown Lacey Black hits 20-year show mark It’s a gig that began when the fourth generation Durango resident was in high school. What started as a temporary… May 7, 2020
The Travel Troubleshooter How to protect your next trip against a pandemic Travelers are looking for ways to protect their next trip from another wave of the pandemic. One of them is… May 7, 2020
From the Extension Office We’re all in this together, but our perspectives vary It’s an interesting concept to ponder. Worldwide, billions of people are experiencing a similar trauma. Change is more than a… May 6, 2020
Guest Columns Bret Stephens: Biden, Reade and the presumption of innocence Above all: The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Let’s not start with the Brett Kavanaugh precedent. Or… May 6, 2020
Strength in Well-being Exercise, immunity and weight loss We all know exercise is a key component to our overall well-being, but most of us aren’t aware that it… May 6, 2020
Dear Abby Reconnecting makes divorcee giddy Today, our situation is very different. We are both doing well financially and individually. We are blissfully happy and don’t… May 5, 2020
Action Line Action Line returns, none the wiser Tom Sluisdu1-i-syn Yep: 16 years was a sufficient sabbatical from writing Action Line. Well, what in the holy heck were… May 4, 2020
From the Extension Office How to prevent winter damage to your conifers, evergreens They pick up in the afternoon, grabbing dust, dirt and pollen, and deposit them directly into my eyes and nose.… May 4, 2020
Authentic Aging COVID-19: Looking at death in the face I have not gotten the virus, and I thank my lucky stars for that, but it’s brought up the reality… May 2, 2020
Guest Columns Jonathan Thompson: COVID kills oil industry – and it may not return He claimed that the robust American oil industry, freed from the shackles of environmental regulations, had achieved energy dominance and… May 2, 2020
The Tourism Effect Why Durango’s vital tourism economy will recover quickly What is normally a celebration of the tourism industry and how it benefits society, will obviously have a more somber… May 2, 2020
The Travel Troubleshooter Travel destinations stay visible during pandemic They’re using everything from bingo to live webcams to keep you engaged. And they’re renovating and reaching out to prospective… May 2, 2020