Looking downstream on the Colorado River from Lee Ferry, below Glen Canyon Dam, in May 2022. Due to a dry winter in ...

The reason they can charge so much for a one-bedroom apartment is not because there is a ski hill up the road and not because vacationers will rent from them. These landlords were not offering ...

Too much emphasis has been about a worldwide war that could easily come about, even though the two wars under the Biden presidency should be a constant reminder how urgent it is today and tomorrow to ...

Poet Larry Bourland, left, and artist Tad Smith pose on the stairs leading to the loft at Create Art and Tea. The two, along with 26 other poets, are collaborating on a new augmented-reality exhibit, ...

New chief executive of La Plata Electric Association, Chris Hansen, is diving into the carrot bin to incentivize ...

New Devo Executive Director Nate Greason taking a break to ham it up with his junior Devo riders last summer. In addition to ...

Durango – and the West Slope in general – often gets overlooked by its Front Range brethren (hey, in some ways, isn’t that good?), but it appears our little town is making a splash in the restaurant ...

Typically, PAR has about 100 dogs a year that need foster care. However, last year, Parker could only find homes for 80, and ...

If you’re planning on drinking your winter blues away at Snowdown this year, you’ve likely already been to Magpies Newsstand to grab your board games gear to celebrate. As Snowdown merch central, they ...

Rural communities are seeing a boom in renewable energy development. Whether it’s wind or solar, communities reap the benefits from increased tax revenues, new jobs and local lease payments. Better ...

One of the root causes of unaffordability in Durango is the growing wage gap. Our local government cannot stop inflation, reduce costs of goods, or directly impact the real estate market and its ...