Story by Sean Summers, Lauren Hammond, and Catherine Wheeler, Graphic by Julia Volzke
The Durango Arts Center, in collaboration with Fort Lewis College’s theatre department, is putting on a production for the local community. “All My Sons” opens Friday evening at 7:30 p.m.
This production, much like all theatre, has helped to bring the community together, Mona Wood-Patterson, the director of the production, said.
“Theatre encourages to...
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Story by Taylor Morrison, Photo by Julia Volzke
Over the weekend, Durango locals came out to celebrate the changing seasons at Durango Apple Days. Whether patrons enjoyed local apples, live bands among a plethora of activities, or just made an effort to support local farming, Durango Apple Days had something sweet for everyone to enjoy.
Over the weekend, Durango locals came out to celebrate the changing seasons at Durango Apple Days. Whether patrons enjoyed local apples, live bands among a plethora of activities, or just made an effort to support local farming, Durango Apple Days had something sweet for everyone to enjoy.
Apple Days History
The Growing...
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Story by Dan Riley, Sean Summers, and Hayley Renstrom, Photo by Sean Summers
Luke Mehall (link 4), author of “The Great American Dirtbags,” a recently published collection of rock climbing-related short stories, gave a presentation on campus Tuesday evening about his new book.
Luke Mehall, author of “The Great American Dirtbags,” a recently published collection of rock climbing-related short stories, gave a presentation on campus Tuesday evening about his new book.
Mehall, an author local to Durango, has published two books and regularly publishes a magazine of various authors’ work, The Climbing Zine, all of which are self-published, he...
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Story by Sean Summers, Dan Riley, and Hayley Renstrom, Image by Julia Volzke
This fall, Durango locals will engage in an effort to reduce food sources for bears in town, increase local food production and raise money for the Fort Lewis College Environmental Center.
This fall, Durango locals will engage in an effort to reduce food sources for bears in town, increase local food production and raise money for the Fort Lewis College Environmental Center.
Purpose of Harvest
The Crop Mob volunteers will travel around Durango and harvest fruit from trees on properties in town, said Rachel Landis, the coordinator for the...
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Story and Photo by Lauren Hammond
Both the federal government and Colorado’s state level government have been concerned with providing water for all citizens living in the Western arid and dry climate.
Both the federal government and Colorado’s state level government have been concerned with providing water for all citizens living in the Western arid and dry climate. News and media have been concerned for decades now, as you can see in numerous articles, such as Durango Herald’s “No doubt: It’s a bad drought Southwest Colorado counties declared...
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