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Ballantine Communications rolls out high-gloss Southwest magazine

Lifestyle magazine – ‘Dorado’ – is company’s newest venture

Let there be lights along the Animas River Trail

City will invest $40,000 to light up the fairgrounds to Rotary Park

Winter’s closed trails to be reopened by BLM

Annual ‘hard’ closures in effect from Dec. 1 to April 15

White and Marbury return

City Council incumbents handily win re-election

Polls closed, public awaits election results

Locals make their push for two City Council seats and a tax measure

Sales tax will help fund parks and rec maintenance

The public came out in force to support a half-cent sales tax reauthorization to fund parks and recreation maintenance and new construction projects. The question passed with 69 ...

A failure to launch

But recent agreement lays out plan to concentrate recreation on east side of Lake Nighthorse and allow access to shoreline

When it comes to tourism, always keep Momma happy

Trends appear because change is a constant, and tourism has its share. What follows is a snippet of the most prevalent trends in vacation research, planning and booking. The numbe...

Sand Canyon your destination? Don’t park here

Leaving car on road to bring $100 fine

Vision set for Big Thompson recreation

City, county splitting costs

Lake Nighthorse construction likely this summer

Construction on some facilities at Lake Nighthorse could start this summer, after the Ute tribes expressed support for recreation. The letters of support will allow the Bureau of ...

Tourism: Whose job is it anyway?

First off, Happy New Year from the Durango Area Tourism Office! And thanks to The Durango Herald, which will be running 12 columns on tourism in 2015. When it comes to attracting ...