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Phoenix Recycling receives permit to build large-scale composting facility

Wood, other biodegradable waste will be processed, owner says

Buckhead West BBQ reopens after owners recover from crash

Couple were struck head-on while driving on U.S. Highway 160 west of Durango

The business end of scholarship money is a challenge for many high school student athletes

FARMINGTON – The dream for many high school student-athletes is that their daily grind translates to a roster spot and financial security at the next level. That ambition also extends to par...

Startup Colorado holds contest for business plans that center on belonging

A dozen hopeful Colorado founders logged on to Zoom earlier this month to pitch their early stage business ideas to a panel of judges. It was a little different than most pitch contests. The...

Gun sales in Colorado fall to lowest level since 2014

It’s been more than a decade since gun sellers in Colorado have seen demand this low, as the pandemic-era buying frenzy fully winds down. Last year, there were 314,904 approved background ch...

Iron Horse Bicycle Classic brings yearly economic boost to Durango

Restaurants, hotels, businesses can count on economic boost over race weekend

Colorado craft brewers buck national trend, selling more beer (not less) in 2025

Colorado’s craft beer industry may finally be finding firmer footing after years of contraction. But experts say the recovery is a far cry from the boom days that once made the state an indu...

Durango therapist tackles trickle-down effect of burned out bosses

Employers must address their own stress to operate thriving businesses, expert says

Different missions, same leadership

Leading a nonprofit and running a for-profit business are two different jobs; one is centered on mission, the other on margins. The context is different, but many principles remain aligned. ...

Love local? The Be Local Bash is for you

This June, the Local First Foundation will celebrate everything local at its Be Local Bash, bringing together independent businesses, nonprofits, community leaders and residents who help mak...

Gazpacho Restaurant closes after 35 years in Durango

Overdue rent payments, depleted funds to blame, co-owner says

Some Japanese snack packages are turning black-and-white as Iran war depletes ink supply

TOKYO – The packaging on some snacks in Japan is turning a somber black-and-white, as the war in Iran disrupts the supply of an ingredient used in colored ink. Tokyo-based Calbee Inc., which...