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 A booming Fourth of July in Durango, despite the fires, with many downtown restaurants and businesses happily scrambling to keep up with the sudden surge of customers |
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| The re-introduced Colorado moose population taking off, with population estimates as high as 2,300, despite dwindling numbers of the massive ungulates in neighboring states |
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| Shady Durango developer Jim Kreutzer, who bilked people out of millions and spent it on Vegas gambling sprees, luxury cars and two homes, likely going behind bars for tax evasion |
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 Still no apparent leads or resolution in the Dylan Redwine case, despite the discovery of his remains near Vallecito two weeks ago |
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| A federal judge’s ruling that computer giant Apple is guilty of colluding with publishers to drive up the price of e-books |
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In this week's issue...
- December 18, 2025
- Let it snow
Although ski areas across the West have taken a hit, there’s still hope
- December 18, 2025
- Look, but don't take
Lessons in pottery theft – and remorse – from SW Colorado
- December 11, 2025
- Big plans
Whole Foods, 270 apartments could be coming to Durango Mall parcel