While Friday night’s contest against Dolores began with a senior farewell, Dove Creek can rest assured that their seven members of the Class of 2023 haven’t seen their final action at the Soper Sports...

TELLURIDE – The last time I saw Hilaree Nelson – a few weeks ago, when our townie bikes crossed paths on Telluride’s main drag – we exchanged a customary greeting. “Never stop exploring!” I shouted. “...

LiErin Wilson said she always wanted to be the best in the world at something. The Durangoan recently competed at the International Federation of Armwrestling world championships in Dieppe, France. W...

As the worlds of trail running and technical mountaineering collide, rescuers are sharing the message that fitness alone is not enough to successfully navigate remote mountains where the risks of an a...

Colorado’s U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, a Western Slope Republican who considers policies to curb climate change part of an “anti-energy agenda,” has raised $6.3 million for her 2022 reelection campaign....

Kokanee salmon will be given away to the public in Dolores and Durango this fall. Participants of the giveaway must hold a valid Colorado fishing license. Youths up to age 4 may receive kokanee if acc...

A storm is expected to bring cooler temperatures, moisture and snow to the San Juan Mountains early next week in Southwest Colorado. Meanwhile, forecasts indicate a rare weather phenomenon called a “t...

Gerald “Jerry” Little could never have imagined how his day would go after he finished squeezing off a few rounds at the Durango Gun Club on Sept. 27 as part of firearms training for his job with the ...

Disease-resistant rainbow trout have been stocked in the West Fork River for the first time, according to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Last week, Colorado Parks and Wildlife stocked more than 22,0...

CORTEZ Thursday, Oct. 27 DJ P.A’s 13th Annual Monster Mash costume party, 8 p.m. at ZU Gallery, 48 W. Main St. Southwest Colorado Concerts presents Cherish the Ladies, a blend of instrumentals, vocals...