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Flags at half staff to honor John Glenn

American flags are at half staff around Durango and around the nation in memory of John Glenn, the pioneering astronaut and long-serving U.S. senator from Ohio who died Thursday at the age o...

Durango couple welcomes second set of twins

Chances of delivering twins increases after first pair

‘Yellow Submarine’ car artist brightens up driving

Richard Hudgins, barefoot on the driveway of the Durango house where he lives, inspects a newly acquired, junky 1986 Mitsubishi van that runs on propane. It’s a hulking metal mass...

Antique motorcycles power over Wolf Creek Pass

2016 Motorcycle Cannonball Run makes stop in Durango

Photo: 90 and still a high-flier

Family heirloom makes first day of school memorable

Durango girl is 17th in family to wear dress on first day of school

Durango’s history harsher and harder than Hollywood’s take

A look at Durango’s Old West heritage

Vicente Jimenez faces one more hurdle in life

Community rallying to help DHS grad

Cliff Spencer went from intern to superintendent in National Park Service

MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK – In 1984, Cliff Spencer was interviewing with Chief Ranger Rick Gale at Santa Monica Mountains Recreation Area, near Los Angeles. Spencer was there at t...

Crash leads to 6-hour horse rescue on U.S. 160

Traveler, left homeless, thankful for help

Durango’s Community Development Department gets new director

After 29 years, current director Greg Hoch will retire in October

Free to good home: Horses who have served country

He received good marks in his early days in the military: “quite impressive,” his supervisor once wrote. But after he kicked a few soldiers, he swiftly found himself unwelcome in the Army. ...