Durango voters face an important decision with Ballot Issue 2A, which asks voters to extend the city’s half-cent sales tax. I believe citizens should vote “no” on 2A, despite strong voices from City ...

Over the years, there have been 17 owner artists – not including the three current ones: Kapustka, Shawn Lotze and Lorna ...

Never the ones to stray from getting a little fruity, Ska has also announced another new beer just in time for spring ...

The undersigned former mayors of Durango support voting yes on Durango’s April Ballot Issue 2A to reauthorize the 2005 half-cent sales tax. This is not a new tax; it will simply allow the city to ...

It’s interesting how Durango is having an affordable housing/rental crisis and no one seems to know what the answer to the problem is. Well, it seems pretty obvious to me! Imagine how many rentals ...

It may seem hard to believe, but Durango’s small, homegrown film festival is turning 20 this year. And to celebrate, it’s even bigger, better and badder (we mean that in a “good” bad way) than ever.

If you want to make Durango more unaffordable for those on fixed incomes (elderly, disabled) and people making low wages and struggling financially, then vote yes for the proposed city tax increase.

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It’s that time again – the election for Durango City Council is April 4. By now, you should have received your ballot, which can be submitted anytime between now and 7 p.m. Election Day. For a ...

(Editor’s note: The following is in response to the recent conviction and sentencing of a 35-year-old Durango man to 60 days in prison, plus three months’ supervised probation, for the sexual assault ...

Although Proposition 127 to ban trophy hunting of mountain lions and trapping bobcats was not passed in November, many people spoke at the January meeting of CPW in support of the two commissioners ...

The “Fix Our Forests Act” (H.R.471) may sound like a good plan, but look closer. Rep. Jeff Hurd, R-Grand Junction, co-sponsored this bill and helped push it through the House. The Senate will vote on ...