A conceptual plan to partially demolish the Durango Mall to build a “national organic grocery store” and 6.4 acres of rental apartments has drawn pushback from some residents and small-business owners...

Af-ford-a-bil-i-ty. I just found it on my laptop’s built-in dictionary! I was shocked to see that “hoax” was not referenced in the definition. Turns out it’s defined as “the ability to afford; inexpen...

The little daughter of Roald Dahl, author of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and other books, once caught the measles. Just as she seemed to be getting better, the virus entered her spinal cord an...

So, it seems the assertion from the Trump administration is that advising military members of their duty to disobey unlawful orders is seditious behavior, punishable by death. Following this logic, I ...

The Dolores Town Board advanced a new trash and recycling service after voting Monday to draft an agreement with Cortez. Under the contract, Cortez would provide weekly trash pickup and separated recy...

Flock Safety cameras have come to Fort Lewis College in Durango. While the major focus of residents’ calls at a City Council meeting last week was on Durango Police Department to cancel its Flock cont...

Dolores’ 2026 law enforcement services contract passed two major steps this week, earning unanimous Town Board approval Monday night and a unanimous vote from Montezuma County commissioners Tuesday mo...

2025 has proven to be another strong year for Durango-La Plata County Airport with record-setting passenger travel every month through November. DRO Aviation Director Tony Vicari said departing passen...

More than 10 local stores will participate This year’s Fa La La La Local event, hosted by the Cortez Retail Enhancement Association, is Thursday, 5 to 9 p.m. and will include shops across Cortez. Hour...