Tour de France update: Kuss finishes inside top 20 of stage, Vingegaard loses time in GC
Durango's Sepp Kuss has had a consistent Tour de France riding for Team Visma-Lease a Bike. (Courtesy Visma-Lease a Bike)
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The mountain challenge: Andrew Litton’s musical marathon
‘I am looking forward to conducting three of the greatest symphonies ever written’
Fiesta Days rides into 91st anniversary in La Plata County
Kaido Mendoza, 4, stays on for six seconds to win the mutton bustin competition during the afternoon Durango Fiesta Days Rodeo on Saturday at the La Plata County Fairgrounds. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
2026 Montezuma County Fair set to begin next weekend, horse show kicks off this Saturday
The fair will run for a week, ending with the livestock show and dance
Sundog Gallery in Mancos to host exhibition of Fort Lewis College’s art department founder
The late Stanton Englehart taught at the institution for 30 years
Wildfire mitigation company to open Durango headquarters with help from state program
Fungal Solutions – Wildfire Limited given $15,000 from Rural Jump-Start Program
Hemingway’s masterpiece about Spain’s bull runs turns 100 years old with its allure intact
'The Sun Also Rises’ inspires Americans to journey to Pamplona every year
Tour de France update: Pogačar extends lead as Kuss, Simmons finish inside top 40 of Stage 10
Two flat stages coming up with race reaching its midway point
Durango library district discussion between city and county tentatively set for next year
Special tax entity would free up roughly $3 million in joint sales tax fund
Atlas the exploring dog reunited with owners after 29 days and hundreds of miles
Atlas, a two-year-old black lab and shepherd mix, is home after being lost for 29 days.(Courtesy of Summit Lost Pet Rescue)
Wildland firefighters say things are ‘basically as dry as they can get’ in Colorado’s forests
Thick logs, ‘1,000-hour fuels’ that fill high-alpine forests drier than ever, making fires unpredictable
Tour de France update: Vingegaard, Visma still behind Pogačar after sprint stages
Two mountain stages coming up for Durango’s Kuss before rest day
Blevins, Amos show strong form in past two World Cups with season-best performances
Durango's Christopher Blevins competes in the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup at Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic, in 2025. (Photo by Michael Cerveny)
And the West is History: Eighth and Main Durango – June 1941
This photo shows the intersection of Main Avenue and East Eighth Street in June 1941. The Crystal Block building is undergoing a major modernization of the
The cost of prescribed burns in La Plata County: Fighting fire with fire, or burning cash?
Fuels mitigation a fraction of the price of a destructive wildfire, can boost local economy
Fandom doesn’t require ID card
FARMINGTON – In less than a week, the World Cup trophy will be hoisted among throngs of passionate fans, bringing an end to the largest single-sport event in
Incident meteorologists keep firefighters safe by tracking complex weather patterns that fuel wildfires
When wildfire tears through the landscape and teams are called in, firefighters are the first response team that comes to mind. While firefighters may be the
Durango adopts Vision Zero commitment to safer roads
Durango City Council adopted a resolution committing to Vision Zero – zero deaths and zero serious injuries from crashes. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file)
Tour de France update: Kuss 20th in GC as Vingegaard trails Pogačar
Durango's Sepp Kuss has been a crucial part of Visma-Lease a Bike's success the last few years. (Courtesy Visma-Lease a Bike)
Summer Melodrama and membership are center stage at the DAC
Summer Melodrama returns to the Durango Arts Center for eight shows, with opening night July 10. “The Notorious Nugget,” crafted by Mark and Lauren Arnest of
The importance of mentors for artists and performers
By the time he was 14 years old, my father, Bob, was already a highly sought-after pianist – or, as he was often described, a piano entertainer. Playing at
Picket Wire Canyonlands in Comanche National Grassland
What began as an 1843 Spanish land grant of 4 million acres to Cornelio Vigil and Ceran Saint Vrain would become contested terrain as the land grant shrank to
Hardrock 100 returns with start in Silverton on Friday
The Hardrock 100 will be run clockwise this year. (Courtesy Hardrock 100)Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run
72nd annual Four Corners Gem & Mineral Show opens today at La Plata County Fairgrounds
Some Durango-area dealers became rock hounders at an early age; others stumbled upon hobby and profession