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News

Bryant Liggett

Downtown Lowdown

For Larry Carver, playing guitar is mentally satisfying

John Peel

Action Line

Be on the lookout for Hula Hoopers, students

Rachel Turiel

Adventures in Motherhood

Raising kids is wondrous, thank you for reading

Shelf Life

Find some joy at your local library this holiday season

Health

Fran Sutherlin

Healing Nutrition

What’s better, a cupcake or a gluten-free cupcake?

Nicola Dehlinger

Nourishing Morsels

Staying wet when it’s dry

Ashley Lucas

Strength in Well-being

Your thyroid and your weight loss

Alan Cuenca

The Grapevine

Are you ready to finally open that bottle?

Business & real estate

Jack Llewellyn

From the Chamber

Elections are a chance to let your voice be heard

Local First

Local First

Diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace

Tim Walsworth

What's Up Downtown

Listen to the public health department

Rachel Brown

The Tourism Effect

Maximize your Durango staycation this February

Jerome Bleger

On Real Estate

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

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Talk of the Times

We're all going to die. Are you ready?

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

The old normal was only working for some in the population

Dr. Matthew A. Clark

La Plata Health Watch

In remarkable year, medical science rises to test of fighting COVID-19

Martha McClellan

Authentic Aging

End-of-life issues challenging despite the law

Charles Hakes

What's up in Durango Skies

Gemini and its twins offer much to explore

Mark Pearson

Thinking Green

States, industry, consumers leading climate change policy

Angela Fountain

From the Extension Office

4-H Pledge provides inspiration to live by high standards

Stephanie Weber

Durango Nature Studies

This new symbiotic relationship between nonprofits will enhance our world

From the Humane Society

From the Humane Society

In tough times, people showed best selves with animals

Stewards of the Land

Stewards of the Land

Programs help children explore outdoors up close

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

Merely Players theater company finds home

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

Gumbo, Dixie Beer and Redfish

Travel

Andrew Gulliford

Gulliford's Travels

Keeping the ancients warm: Ancestral Puebloans created turkey feather blankets

Christopher Elliott

The Travel Troubleshooter

How to do your laundry while traveling

Videos & Photos

Videos And Photos Left Videos And Photos Right

Gallery: Durango High School girls swimming

Durango High School girls swimming took on Fruita Monument and Pagosa Springs on Saturday at the Durango Community Recreation Center.

Gallery: Durango basketball teams take on Centauri

DurangoHigh School girls and boys basketball teams take on Centauri High School on Tuesday night at DHS.

Gallery: Injured red-tailed hawk

An injured red-tailed hawk is captured by a Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer.