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LPEA’s Matlock named a finalist for award

Jessica Matlock, La Plata Electric Association CEO, was named as one of three finalists for the 2022 SEPA Utility Transformation Leader of the Year award. The awards recognize the nation’s ...

Study seeks answers, solutions to downtown Durango parking woes

Does the city need higher meter fees, better public transportation, a parking garage – or none of the above?

Purgatory Resort sets opening date

Purgatory Resort will open for the season on Nov. 19. Snow-making upgrades and other infrastructure/operations improvements have allowed for a 25% increase in expected snow production. For...

Main Mall in downtown Durango goes big on solar power

Owner to install 600 panels on rooftop, making it the largest array in town

Vail Resorts to limit number of day lift tickets during 2022-23 season

Cap is meant to prevent overcrowding and maintain a quality experience for skiers

Some Durango store owners fear Main Avenue redesign would limit access to shops

75 businesses sign letter to city objecting to new downtown vision

Remote work hasn’t lost popularity in Durango

As the height of the pandemic fades, remote work continues to appeal to those living in rural areas

Nugget Mountain Bar near Purgatory Resort changes ownership

North La Plata County establishment welcomes new faces amid permit disputes

Tailwind Nutrition releases new active hydration electrolyte mix

Durango outdoor community plays part in company’s success

How a restless couple established a Durango legacy tradition

Morley and Arthur Ballantine took a big leap in the 1950s

Celebrating 70, with eye on the future

Board members see ‘surge of optimism and creativity’

Herald matriarch remembered

Morley Ballantine never asked for recognition, but she received plenty of it