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Nonprofit hopes to plant community garden in Cortez

City supports Needful Provision’s grant application

Chocolate Peppermint Cookies are a holiday treat

If, like me, you’re a fan of dark chocolate peppermint bark at Christmastime, you’re going to love these cookies. Your friends and family will, too. But you’ll have to plan ahead because the...

Natural Grocers to talk hearty, calming foods

Natural Grocers will host two presentations about hearty foods on Thursday and one about stress-fighting foods Tuesday. From noon to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Lauren Price of Remedy Nut...

Restaurant incubator earns early nod from city planners

‘Taste Durango’ could house 7-9 eateries, taproom and event space

Colorado aims to clean up trashy record on recycling

Composting could cut landfill waste, help state hit goals

For those who think white chocolate isn’t ‘real’ chocolate, have we got bars for you

For years, connoisseurs dismissed white chocolate – a confection made with cocoa butter, milk solids and sugar, but with none of the cocoa solids that give darker chocolate its recognizable ...

Durango restaurants to participate in Dine Out to End Childhood Hunger

Cyprus Cafe, Eno and Ore House to donate percentage of Thursday proceeds

Shamrock Foodservice Warehouse to open Dec. 7 in Farmington

Shamrock’s Southwest Cash & Carry Store in Farmington is moving to a new location with a new name: Shamrock Foodservice Warehouse. The old Cash & Carry closed over Thanksgiving ...

Native American chefs resist the ‘Columbusing’ of indigenous foods

For Ignacio chef, holiday is not about food

How other people’s food allergies are changing what you eat

I’m standing in a space the width of an airplane aisle, staring at frying oils. It’s the kitchen of the Stapleton, Colorado, location of Next Door, one of the country’s most-high-profile cas...

New Indian restaurant opens on Cortez Main Street

Mirch Masala moves into former Nero’s location

Warm temps prompt emergency ordinance for bear-strewn trash in Durango

Residents face $100 fine for violations