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La Plata County may have weathered worst of COVID-19 financial hit

Sales tax revenues expected to exceed projections

Get ready for Durango’s business pep rally

We need to celebrate those things that we can celebrate, and one of those things we do at the Chamber of Commerce each year is celebrate our businesses and individuals who make a difference ...

Purgatory Resort wraps up ‘remarkable’ summer

Ski area turns eye toward winter operations

Durango restaurant owner serves food for thought, with side of diplomacy

Ya Ling Yen has owned, operated May Palace since 1989

Improving our bump-outs for downtown

The Bump Outs for Businesses program proved to be extremely successful this past summer downtown. Surveys of current users indicate that the new space is supporting 20% of total s...

Enforcement stalls against Ignacio grocer accused of ignoring COVID-19 rules

Farmers Fresh Market doesn’t require face coverings upon entering store

Starting from the bottom

Unless you’ve had the luxury of hibernating up in the mountains camping somewhere, you certainly can’t have avoided all the election hyperbola. Are we over it? Well, not yet, but we’re close...

The case for providing a supportive workplace

Researchers have known for several decades that providing a supportive workplace pays dividends. To be more specific, employees form an overall sense of how much their organizatio...

Bayfield brewery has liquor license suspended for violation

State investigation links overserving to fatal car crash

Are marijuana shops being over-taxed by the city of Durango?

Officials to review licensing fees this fall

Residents rally in support of grocery store’s free-choice mask policy

Farmers Fresh has been threatened with legal action

Survey, focus groups aim to boost New Mexico competitiveness

ALBUQUERQUE – One of New Mexico’s largest economic development advocacy groups has launched an online survey to take the temperature of business owners and others on everything from taxes to...