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New shoe store coming to Durango Mall

Retail location may open in August or September

DATE: Jul 10, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Price of Trump’s tariffs on China hits Durango

People pay more, but costs vary by product

DATE: May 16, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Barefoot clothing shop opens on Main Avenue in Durango

Store to sell Fort Lewis College, Durango High School branded clothing

DATE: May 11, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Once ready to pull plug, Durango Natural Foods shifts focus to revival

Past due accounts mostly paid; co-op seeks federal grant

DATE: Mar 6, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Grocery shopping: There’s an app for that at local stores

Shoppers can submit list to north City Market for later pickup

DATE: Feb 22, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Are local businesses hurting or benefiting from storms?

D&SNG cancels three winter trains but is thankful for the snow

DATE: Feb 20, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Louisa’s Movie House set to close in March

Owner holds out hope buyer can be found

DATE: Feb 7, 2019 | CATEGORY: Business

La Plata County Humane Society to close high-end shop

Re-tail Boutique will move to occupy space within Thrift Store

DATE: Jan 14, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Durango Natural Foods sets vote to shutter operations

Members can also replace board in effort to save co-op

DATE: Jan 11, 2019 | CATEGORY: Local News

Consignment shop to move into old Pizza Hut location

Durango Outdoor Exchange will have more retail space, visibility

DATE: Dec 31, 2018 | CATEGORY: Local News

December snow could help close tough retail year in Durango

Main Avenue stores say holiday spending off to strong start

DATE: Dec 9, 2018 | CATEGORY: Local News

Durango’s Pizza Hut moving closer to downtown

Carryout, delivery shop plans to open Dec. 7; dining area will go away

DATE: Nov 28, 2018 | CATEGORY: Business

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Moore, a Lewis, Colorado native and 2015 champion, took center stage in the Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo's barrel racing event on Friday

Riders hail from Northwest New Mexico, Northeast Arizona and Southwest Colorado

Photos: A day for boatersAnimas River Days boaters compete on Saturday at Durango Whitewater Park

Animas River Days boaters compete on Saturday at Durango Whitewater Park

Artists reveal ‘Droplets’ mural at Animas River DaysProject involving nine artists was a ‘massive undertaking’ to portray collective vision

The city of Durango and nine artists unveiled the “Droplets” mural on Saturday during Animas River Days at the Santa Rita Water Reclamation Facility.The reclamation center and Santa Rita Park were bustling with residents and visitors who showed up for a day of water sports in 82-degree weather.The mural features a series of water droplets containing depictions of wildlife along the Animas River, and the personalities or styles of each artist who worked on them.

Silas Armstrong, an artist who worked on the piece, said the project was a massive undertaking for a group of artists who would presumably find trouble fitting all of their unique ideas into one piece.But they pulled it off.“They initially thought there’s gonna be way too many cooks in the kitchen, but we managed to make it work,” he said.The nine artists are: Armstrong, Cindy Atchison, Chelsie Begoody, Laurie Cullum, Mariah Kaminsky, Parker Ledford, Jordanne Pelkey, Maddie Sanders and Hannah Wilson.“Droplets” uses a color spectrum representing the seasons. The largest droplets break up the major scenes of the Animas River depicted in winter through autumn.“I chose to depict mine in yellow because it just happened to fall in the summer location, but also to represent the 2015 (Gold King Mine waste water spill) disaster that tainted the river and turned it yellow,” he said.

He said a shining sun portrayed over the entire scene is a symbol of hope. The mural also includes depictions of how ecological damage effects the community and the ecosystem downriver from Durango.Armstrong said locals might recognize his art behind Jean Pierre Bakery, Cafe and Wine Bar, a mural of Bart Simpson from “The Simpsons.”He also had a mural at The Hive, a youth community hub, before it announced the closure of its 1150 Main Ave. location.“It’s been one of the best experiences of my life,” he said of the project. “Super-talented artists. Really just honored and flattered enough to work with some of the great artists that are here.”“Droplets” came together through a partnership between the artists, the city of Durango and The Walls Project, a nonprofit that uses art and creativity to drive positive change in communities.The art project came together right on schedule. Tom Donley, The Walls Project’s chief financial officer, said in March the public unveiling of the mural was slated to happen during Animas River Days.Tommy Crosby, economic opportunity manager for the city, said in March the mural was made possible because a separate landscaping project at the reclamation center was completed under budget by about $100,000. The mural’s price tag was about $45,000.Two art installations, a sculpture by Alex Bond called “Whispers in Water” and a kinetic piece depicting a kayaker riding waves by Jeff Wise, were also included in the mural project.cburney@durangoherald.com

Project involving nine artists was a ‘massive undertaking’ to portray collective vision

Photos: Riders compete in the IHBC mountain bike pro races

Photos: Riders battle it out in IHBC men’s professional road raceAnother successful Iron Horse Bicycle Classic road race held on Saturday

Another successful Iron Horse Bicycle Classic road race held on Saturday

Photos: Iron Horse Bicycle Classic women’s professional road raceSaturday’s women’s race for first place was a thriller, with Durango’s Lauren Aggeler earning a come-from-behind victory

Saturday’s women’s race for first place was a thriller, with Durango’s Lauren Aggeler earning a come-from-behind victory

Photos: 2024 Iron Horse Bicycle Classic McDonalds Citizen TourMultiple area cyclists hit the highway for the annual event on Saturday

Multiple area cyclists hit the highway for the annual event on Saturday

Photos: Durango High School’s Class of 2024 graduates285 seniors receive their diplomas on Friday night

285 seniors receive their diplomas on Friday night

Photos: Steamworks wins annual ‘Battle of the Animas’Steamworks created separation from the pack near the end to win on Wednesday; Ska Brewing takes second, Eolus places third

mhollinshead@durangoherald.com

Steamworks created separation from the pack near the end to win on Wednesday; Ska Brewing takes second, Eolus places third

New shoe store coming to Durango Mall

Price of Trump’s tariffs on China hits Durango

Barefoot clothing shop opens on Main Avenue in Durango

Once ready to pull plug, Durango Natural Foods shifts focus to revival

Grocery shopping: There’s an app for that at local stores

Are local businesses hurting or benefiting from storms?

Louisa’s Movie House set to close in March

La Plata County Humane Society to close high-end shop

Durango Natural Foods sets vote to shutter operations

Consignment shop to move into old Pizza Hut location

December snow could help close tough retail year in Durango

Durango’s Pizza Hut moving closer to downtown

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