The number of people making advance reservations to ride the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad was down at the beginning of summer, but has rebounded as more riders buy tickets the day of thei...

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – A wildfire raging along the Grand Canyon’s North Rim that leveled a historic lodge erupted over the weekend after burning for more than a week, raising scrutiny about the National P...

The Lamp Post Creative Learning Center, a new nonprofit dedicated to fostering community engagement through theater, education and other initiatives, has opened its doors in Cortez. Lamp Post was drea...

Donors to the Mancos Creative District can now receive tax credits alongside their generous support for the arts, with charitable funds going toward the Mancos Opera House, thanks to a new designation...

Dear Action Line, There appear to be electric vehicle chargers in the parking lot of the future REI location in Bodo Park. What kind are they? And when is this store supposed to open anyway? ...

The sound of saxophones, trumpets and tradition will pulse through Farmington this July as Jazzfest 2025 takes over Totah Theater and Orchard Park with a genre-blending celebration of music, identity ...

Making the Team Colorado swim team had been a goal of Cortez’ Brinley Duran for a long time. While Duran continued to excel for the Durango Swim Club, it appeared as if that goal was well within reach...

WASHINGTON – As drought persists in the West, wildfire risk continues to pose an immense threat to Durango’s surrounding forests and watersheds. In April, Colorado Sen. John Hickenlooper introduced th...

When policymakers in Washington talk about “efficiency,” “reforms” or “cost savings,” it’s easy to forget who pays the price. But here in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, the price is becoming p...

A headline concerning the Medicaid cuts in HR1, the Reconciliation Bill, should read: “Congress to rural hospitals – Drop Dead!” Constance Fox Mancos