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Saturday, July 21, 2018

Saturday, July 21, 2018

France’s Xavier Thévenard disqualified from 2018 Hardrock 100 while leading race

Browning takes win after late, unprecedented decision

By John Livingston Regional sports editor

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Business

Small-business grant awarded to San Juan County

Southwest Life

Rural La Plata County residents in a pinch for water

Local News

Red Mesa Reservoir must make improvements or face demolition

Nation & World

Democrats wrestle with election-year message on health care

Regional News

Thousands of Colorado court cases hidden from public view

Local News

Monsoon raises chance for rain around Durango

Local News

Homeless campers protest city rules at site near Greenmount Cemetery

Videos & Photos

Forest Health

A long-range forest management study near Pagosa has some things to teach us about how we should be managing our forests in the long-term.

Sen. Gardner speaks about BLM

Durango Police Department

The Durango Police Department participated in the #LipSyncChallenge with a song from Ace of Base.

KOA Campground flooding

A reader submitted this video of flooding at the KOA Campground north of Durango on Tuesday, July 17.

Mudslides and flooding

Mudslides after heaving rain Tuesday night covered portions of County Road 250 and U.S. Highway 550 north of Durango as well as train tracks used by the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.

First trains to Silverton

Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad trains make their way back to Silverton after an absence of 41 days.

Columns

Tim Walsworth

What's Up Downtown

Durango is open for business

Mark Pearson

Thinking Green

New leadership at EPA, same rollbacks

Darrin Parmenter

Get Growing

Hand-pollinating can increase your vegetable yield

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Iron Horse Bicycle Classic 2018

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Durango Diaries

Reader Poll

After a tough tourist season, should the city place a tax increase question on the November ballot to support core services, such as street maintenance and law enforcement?

Related article: Durango City Council must weigh tax question during down tourist season

In the middle of a tough tourist season, Durango City Council is considering whether to place a tax increase on the November ballot.

The results of a statistically valid survey, mailed out to residents...

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Forest Service gives Village at Wolf Creek road access

Homeless campers protest city rules at site near Greenmount Cemetery

France’s Xavier Thévenard disqualified from 2018 Hardrock 100 while leading race

Talk about town: Durango named one of America’s coolest small towns

Monsoon raises chance for rain around Durango

Olympian Todd Wells joins forces with Durango Derailers to help families using Children’s Hospital Colorado

Parks and Wildlife saves 300 fish from 416 Fire’s deadly runoff

Highways 160 and 550 reopen after heavy rain forced mudslides

Red Mesa Reservoir must make improvements or face demolition

Bear cub injured in 416 Fire is bandage-free

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