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Bette Hart, 90 and smiling, thanks to friends

Sometimes I wish Paul Harvey were around to tell me the rest of the story. In the case of Bette Hart’s 90th birthday, when I asked friends to remember her on her big day, Hart’s d...

High-octane percussion rocks the Fort

“White Knuckle Stroll” is a title that makes me sit up and pay attention. Last Sunday, percussionist Kyle Hollerbach started his senior recital at Fort Lewis College with a solo ...

It’s useless to test skills that go unused

Dr. Charles Hirsch, under whom I trained, said few people have 20 years’ experience. Lots of people have one year’s experience repeated 20 times. Some people spend years repeating...

BLM should do master leasing plan

We were encouraged to learn that Connie Clementson, Bureau of Land Management’s Tres Rios Field Office manager, recently committed to putting a Master Leasing Plan back on the table for sout...

Saving one starfish at a time

FLC freshman helping girls escape child prostitution

Motorists are in the driver’s seat for North Main ‘Frogger’

Every time I drive past north City Market on Main Avenue, I see people in the middle of Main crossing from the supermarket or liquor store to the Spanish Trails Motel. They are obviously not...

The murals at Mama D’s: In Salida, wall art tells story of an era

SALIDA – Traveling around the West, when it’s mealtime I’ll eat anything – and I have. Friends tell me that I am blessed with an iron stomach and a tasteless palate. Perhaps. I w...

5 things to do to prepare your home for sale

The sellers top five list is a check list for being successful in selling a home. In the marketplace, we often see homes that are not ready to be sold. Here are some ideas to assure a positi...

Public Editorial Board Meeting

Please join The Durango Herald editorial board for its public session from 4:30-6 p.m., Wednesday, April 15 at Lost Dog Bar & Lounge, 1150 Main Ave., Durango. The editorial board ...

Disability barriers are societal problem and have to change

When you talk to most people about barriers experienced by people with disabilities, they tend to think of the physical barriers. We envision accessible parking spaces, ramps into public bui...

No regrets: Working toward a peaceful ending

As we age, many of us are thinking back on our lives and trying to heal some of the issues that have hindered us. We are examining our pasts and asking, “What remains incomplete in my life?”...

Assessing tests

Federal, state and local requirements ask much of students, teachers