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Our View: Use joint sales tax dollars for Hermosa to Durango Bike Trail

A burst of tailwind is pushing forward the proposed Hermosa to Durango Bike Trail. And the city of Durango and La Plata County’s joint sales tax dollars are ideal to seed this project as early as 2024...

DATE: Sep 15, 2023 CATEGORY: Opinion

Editorial cartoon: One way to stay in office

DATE: Sep 15, 2023 CATEGORY: Opinion

Colorado high school seniors have a chance to receive full educational financial support

Colorado high school seniors have the chance to receive a scholarship to pay for most of their education at whatever college or university in the United States they choose. The 2024 Daniels Scholarshi...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Local News

Sunflower Troupe seeks a director for its upcoming holiday play

The Sunflower Troupe, which completed its Sunflower Shorts Festival earlier this month, is now preparing for its December play, Tom Dudzick’s “A Miracle on South Division Street.” The troupe seeks a n...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Local News

Family of Farmington man shot by officers will sue city and police

Five months ago, Kimberly Dotson sat in bed with her husband, Robert, making plans for the next few days. It was late – almost midnight – when they heard a knock at the front door. Robert Dotson “grab...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Tri-Cities

Governor says rural N.M. won’t be left behind on energy

The Inflation Reduction Act brought a historic level of federal funding for clean energy projects, but the type of projects in New Mexico communities that rely on fossil fuels for an economic base do ...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: New Mexico

Dolores school board votes to move forward with bond proposal for November election

The Dolores School District RE-4A school board recently voted to move forward with a bond in the November election that would bring enhancements and renovations to the school’s campus. To create a suc...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Education

Bear euthanized in Telluride serves as reminder to secure trash

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers euthanized a 400-pound black bear in Telluride last weekend and found the animal had begun to starve because its digestive tract had become clogged with human tras...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Local News

Craig Johnson back with another ‘Longmire’ adventure

“The Longmire Defense,” by Craig Johnson is quite the journey into the life and times of Walt Longmire, sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyoming. Fans of the Longmire series will be thrilled with Johnson’s...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Arts and Entertainment

About 5,000 people will have an insurance gap after Friday Health’s collapse in Colorado

When state regulators shut down Friday Health Plans this summer, it sent tens of thousands of customers scrambling for new insurance in Colorado. The state allowed those affected to buy new plans thro...

DATE: Sep 14, 2023 CATEGORY: Regional News

Our View: Use joint sales tax dollars for Hermosa to Durango Bike Trail

Editorial cartoon: One way to stay in office

Colorado high school seniors have a chance to receive full educational financial support

Sunflower Troupe seeks a director for its upcoming holiday play

Family of Farmington man shot by officers will sue city and police

Governor says rural N.M. won’t be left behind on energy

Dolores school board votes to move forward with bond proposal for November election

Bear euthanized in Telluride serves as reminder to secure trash

Craig Johnson back with another ‘Longmire’ adventure

About 5,000 people will have an insurance gap after Friday Health’s collapse in Colorado

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