When is the Herald's Web site updated?

Weekdays, the day's top stories are posted on the site by 9:30 a.m. local time, often by 9 a.m. Additional content is posted throughout the day. Breaking local news stories are updated as events warrant. In those instances, the time an update is posted is noted on the homepage.

When are the classified ads posted?

Classified ads from the printed version of the Herald are posted and remain on the site for a week. They are usually posted by 9 a.m. on the day of  publication of the printed Herald. The e-herald

Is all of the content from the printed Herald available on the site?

The eEdition lets you navigate an exact replica of the printed newspaper. You can flip through pages and skim headlines just as you would with the printed the newspaper in your hands. View articles, photos, games and comics with the click of a button! This new service is FREE for our 7-day print subscribers. We are now offering several online-only subscription plans and the ability to purchase individual dates of the e-Edition without needing any subscription at all! A one time registration is required to activate your online account in all cases. Click to the e-edition logo at the top of thedurangoherald.com home page for a preview and further information.

The free online version (http://www.durangoherald.com) of the Herald provides most of the local articles and opinion pieces written by staff reporters and columnists. Occasionally articles of local interest from The Associated Press are made available. Letters to the editor are available only in the printed Herald.

Are the articles on the Web site exact copies of printed articles?

Not always. When identified, corrections and updates are made in the online copy.

Where can I find an archive of older articles?

During the 2001 summer, Herald Online Services revised the http://www.durangoherald.com  site to provide some article archives.  Use the ARTICLE SEARCH function to locate articles of interest by date for News, Sports, Business, Arts & Entertainment, Health, Religion, and Technology.   E.g. you can find July 2002 Drought 2002 series articles by performing a Search specifying 

 If you need material prior to summer 2001, scroll down the index page past the ARTICLE SEARCH.   The fine print tells you to click here for previous articles.   For example, at the bottom of the  NEWS Index Page  you will find the link to News  articles prior to summer 2001, Click For Articles Prior To Aug 17 2001   

Back issues of the printed Herald are available for a month or more and may be purchased at the office at 1275 Main Ave. or by contacting the Circulation Department (970) 247-3504. Older issues are available for public review in bound volumes at 1275 Main Ave., Durango.

Who should I contact about ...

   ... a problem with (or question about) the Web site?
Contact the Webmaster ... email
PLEASE don't send SPAM to the Webmaster!

  ... subscribing to the paper, a problem with delivery or to stop or restart delivery?
Circulation Department ... email or you can subscribe online at http://www.durangoheraldsmallpress.com/heraldsubscription.htm 

  ... placing a classified ad?
Classified Ad Department ... email (Please include your telephone number.)