The City of Durango’s plans to install two more bicycle corrals in downtown Durango, an innovative solution to alleviating summer congestion along Main Avenue


The U.S. Department of Energy taking a hard look at hydraulic fracturing in the hopes of making the controversial drilling process safer and cleaner

Colorado Rep. J. Paul Brown’s bill that would have declared open season on black bears dying a timely death and handing a small victory to wildlife

The clean-up of the toxic Atlas Uranium Mill, outside Moab, slowing considerably now that American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds have been spent

Mother Nature dealing the southern United States another cruel blow as Biblical-proportion floods roll into the tornado-ravaged region

The Colorado Legislature’s redistricting quagmire reaching a stalemate and taking taxpayer dollars into a protracted legal battle

In this week's issue...

September 11, 2025
Back on top

After harrowing flying accident, local highliner steps back out with renewed mission
 

September 11, 2025
New order

Rule change for Land and Water Conservation Fund raises alarms

September 4, 2025
Armed with knowledge

Local community organizers work to ensure immigrant neighbors know their rights