Columns – The Durango Herald

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News

Bryant Liggett

Downtown Lowdown

Gummersall submerging himself in Texas scene

Mike Smedley

Action Line

On a lighter note, here’s how goldfinches change color

Rachel Turiel

Adventures in Motherhood

Raising kids is wondrous, thank you for reading

Shelf Life

Durango Public Library excited for the changes ahead

Health

Fran Sutherlin

Healing Nutrition

What we wish you knew about your weight scale

Nicola Dehlinger

Nourishing Morsels

Boost your immunity with diet, rest

Ashley Lucas

Strength in Well-being

‘The Biggest Loser’ is back ... and not a great guide

Alan Cuenca

The Grapevine

Are you ready to finally open that bottle?

Business & real estate

Jack Llewellyn

From the Chamber

Don’t worry, we will come through this

Local First

Supporting local business during the coronavirus

Tim Walsworth

What's Up Downtown

From balloons and blues to brews and breads

Rachel Brown

The Tourism Effect

Survey says: Tourism fuel’s Durango small-business community

Jerome Bleger

On Real Estate

How to find financing help if you’re a self-employed buyer

Lifestyles

Dr. Carol J. Huser

Coroner's Report

I’m 70 now, and it’s time to make a change

Katie Chicklinski-Cahill

Creating Community

What are the realities for people with autism?

Dr. Matthew A. Clark

La Plata Health Watch

Despite physical distancing, we don’t have to be socially isolated during outbreak

Martha McClellan

Authentic Aging

Outgoing or quiet, where are you?

Charles Hakes

What's up in Durango Skies

Photographs of the night sky require careful processing

Mark Pearson

Thinking Green

La Plata Electric Association helps drive statewide policy change

Nicole Clark

From the Extension Office

Does your environment support your health?

Stephanie Weber

Durango Nature Studies

This new symbiotic relationship between nonprofits will enhance our world

From the Humane Society

From the Humane Society

It’s all in a day’s work at Humane Society – times 10

Stewards of the Land

Stewards of the Land

Do you know where the wild things are?

Darrin Parmenter

Get Growing

Head to the annual bulb sale to plan your spring garden

Richard Schleeter

Serving Veterans

Agent Orange exposure in the Republic of Vietnam waters

Arts

Judith Reynolds

Culture Gulch

Concerts bloom first weeks of March

View from the Center

View from the Center

Durango Arts Center kicks off celebration with parade, fundraiser

Education

Dan Snowberger

Durango School News

Schools to institute new safety procedures for visitor entry

Sports & outdoors

Marjorie Brinton

On the Run

Green completes Coldwater Rumble 100

Don Oliver

Flies & Lies

Spring: Almost

Travel

Andrew Gulliford

Gulliford's Travels

Pioneering passion for plants: Botanist Alice Eastwood explored the Southwest

Christopher Elliott

The Travel Troubleshooter

How to get a refund if you won’t rebook the trip

Videos & Photos

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Gallery: First day of spring

A winter storm moved through the area on the first day of sping Thursday leaving several inches of snow in the Animas Valley and more than a foot of snow in the San Juan Mountains.

Gallery: Sonntag Memorial

The Durango community showed their love during the memoriall for the professional cyclist Benjamin Sonntag on Saturday.

Gallery: Purgatory Resort Cardboard Derby

Purgatory Resort hosted their annual Cordboard Derby on Sartuday on the Tubing Hill.