Management plan finalized for Hermosa Creek watershed

Document to guide variety of recreational uses

Charles Siegele, ‘quiet leader’ and longtime Purgatory employee, dies at 70

Native Durangoan involved with Snowdown since its inception

State reports small increase in Colorado’s unemployment rate

DENVER — Colorado officials say the unemployment rate in the state increased slightly in November to 2.9 percent, compared to 2.7 percent in October. The Colorado Department of La...

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Survey suggests economy remains slow in rural areas

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A new monthly survey of bankers suggests the economy remains weak in rural parts of 10 Plains and Western states, but it improved slightly. The overall econom...

The Mac Ranch will move to Main Avenue in Durango

Center will repair iPhones and iPads

Colorado boasts country’s 8th-fastest growing population

DENVER – New U.S. Census figures show Colorado had the country’s eighth-fastest growing population this year. The Denver Post reported Wednesday that Colorado added more than 77,0...

Cortez deli offers locally raised meats, Hungarian style

Deli’s Mangalitsa is known as being the Kobe of pork

N.M. delegates renew push to limit drilling outside of Chaco Canyon

ALBUQUERQUE – Democratic members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation are renewing their pleas for federal land managers to limit oil and natural gas drilling in the northwestern corner ...

Crash leaves one dead, four injured near Pagosa Springs

A three-vehicle crash last week on U.S. Highway 160 west of Pagosa Springs has left one dead and four others with serious injuries. According to Colorado State Trooper Josh Lewis,...

Shutdown at coal-fired power plant serving Southwest wrapping up

Second unit will be closed over the weekend

Extension office, fair board work to smooth relations

Agreement drafted to better define roles during fair