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Among the many memories I have of growing up in Durango in the ’70s – from playing in the river to racing squeaky bikes around the block – one stands apart: Evening visits to 175 West Park Ave. The ho...
Dear Action Line: Recent maintenance on the unnamed trail that extends south from Demon Bridge along the east side of the Animas River included culvert replacement. Is the water flowing through th...
Karen Zink, nurse practitioner, 2021 Durango Citizen of the Year My parents were curious about community events and civic discussions. A way to keep up was reading the paper. I am one year older than ...
As the journalism landscape morphs into forms undreamed of in the 1950s, media shapers continue to adapt. Although sheltered by its location from some of the world’s trends and ills, Southwest Colorad...
June 1, 1952 – After heading west from Minneapolis with four young children, ages 5 months to 6½ years, Arthur and Morley Ballantine take the reins of The Durango Herald-Democrat and Durango News....