Columnists – The Durango Herald

Judith Reynolds Cartoon

Editorial cartoon

News

Mike Smedley

Action Line

Watermelon board has colorful option to slapping

Rachel Turiel

Adventures in Motherhood

As fire burns, a reminder that we live in uncertainty

Sally Shuffield

An American in Spain

From high up in a Spanish soccer stadium, I looked at the city I love

Shelf Life

When combating summer slide, ‘Libraries Rock!’

Business & real estate

Bob Kunkel

A Take on Tourism

Why IPW is a big deal for Colorado tourism

Matt Kelly

Money Savvy

How to help your future self

Tim Walsworth

What's Up Downtown

Cleaning up downtown for summer

The Tourism Effect

The Tourism Effect

We are not victims of this fire

Jerome Bleger

On Real Estate

2017 statistics reveal in-town price decline? Not really

Lifestyles

Dr. Carol J. Huser

Coroner's Report

Tying a mother’s drug use to death of her fetus is complicated

Tara Kiene

Creating Community

Others’ expectations stand in the way of people with disabilities

Martha McClellan

Authentic Aging

We’ve lived at the perfect time in history

The Grapevine

The Grapevine

Want a new summer red? Try Barbera

Charles Hakes

What's up in Durango Skies

Planets offer easy, enjoyable viewing targets

Mark Pearson

Thinking Green

For 50 years, Wild and Scenic Rivers Act preserves waterways

Greg Felsen

From the Extension Office

La Plata County Extension Office can house livestock affected by 416 Fire

Scott Davis

Durango Fire's Corner

Fire apparatus an indispensable part of serving community

Stephanie Weber

Durango Nature Studies

Wildfires scare us but yield opportunity for nature

From the Humane Society

From the Humane Society

What does it take to be an official service dog?

Stewards of the Land

Stewards of the Land

Wildfires have been a beneficial part of Earth’s ecosystems

Darrin Parmenter

Get Growing

Is your juniper tree looking rusty? Blame it on this fungus

Richard Schleeter

Serving Veterans

Vets may be affected by past water contamination

Ann Butler

Neighbors

Memorial fund established for Scott Hagler’s mother

Arts

Judith Reynolds

Culture Gulch

Through the fires – a festival opens

View from the Center

View from the Center

Durango celebrates, supports women in the arts

Swimming Against the Stream

Swimming Against the Stream

‘Man vs. Snake’ a great story in unusual venue

Education

Dan Snowberger

Durango School News

Public helps Durango School District improve safety measures

Health

Dr. Matthew A. Clark

La Plata Health Watch

Combating opioid epidemic requires numerous efforts

Sports & outdoors

Marjorie Brinton

On the Run

New Zealand, an outdoor wonderland

Don Oliver

Flies & Lies

Lake Nighthorse open, and the fly fishing is great

Dave Bray

Clubhouse Porch

Grab friends, family for a golf round this fall

Travel

Andrew Gulliford

Gulliford's Travels

Danny Pierce’s father helped build Durango, brick by brick

Christopher Elliott

The Travel Troubleshooter

Critics question influence of airline perks on Congress

Coupons

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Videos & Photos

Gallery: 416 Fire: Reader photos June 25-29, 2018

Herald readers share their photos from the 416 Fire. If you have photos to share, please email claws@bcimedia.com.

Gallery: Durango Pride

Photos of the Durango Pride March on June 23.

Gallery: Burro Fire: A day in its life

In a meadow northeast of Transfer Campground, a firefighter city has emerged as a strategic base to battle the 3,700-acre Burro Fire in nearby Bear Creek canyon. A fire isn’t done until it’s cold.