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Durango High School Graduation 2020
Watch the Demon class of 2020 get their diplomas in a first ever drive through graduation ceremony!
This event was filmed live at 10am on Saturday, June 12th, 2020
PAST DURANGO LOCAL NEWS STORIES
11/29/2018
Pine River Shares
When everyone shares, no one goes without. That's the principle behind Pine River Shares of Bayfield, where neighbors can help feed, clothe, and teach each other self-sufficiency.
11/29/2018
HEALTHY LIVING: Diabetes & Sight
Learn how diabetes can affect your eyesight if you don't keep your blood-sugar under control.
11/29/2018
Football Champs
The third-grade Demons Football Team finished the season undefeated after they beat the Farmington Crush in the 'Superbowl' of the Four Corners Youth Football League. Here about the hard work that won the championship.
11/29/2018
Colorado Gives Day
Make the most of your end-of-year donations during Colorado Gives Day. A foundation will match up to $1 million for all donations made on Dec. 4. Visit swcogives.org.
11/15/2018
Chapman Hill Ice Maker
CJ Fuss tells us how me makes the ice for the ice-skating rink. It takes a lot more than flooding a bunch of concrete with the garden hose. And just HOW does he get the ice so white?
11/15/2018
Reliable Water on Dryside
Construction has started on a $5.1 milion pipeline to bring reliable, potable water to Dryside residents. It’s the first delivery of Animas-La Plata Project water to the area.
11/15/2018
New Owner Restores Avon
Daniel Clute is a world traveler who likes funky hotels. And fancy hotels, too. He just likes establishments that capture the character of a town, and that’s what he wants for Silverton’s Avon Hotel.
11/15/2018
IT’S YOUR MONEY: New Tax Law
How to prepare for changes in the new tax laws.
11/15/2018
WATTS UP? Text Alerts
Learn how you can sign up for outage alerts with La Plata Electric
11/15/2018
Purg to Open for Season
Colder-than-average weather for November has been perfect for making snow. Purgatory will open on Saturday, Nov. 17. Find out what will be open and how much it will cost to ski.
11/15/2018
Community Thanksgiving
The annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be offered once again this year. Check out our story for details and learn how to volunteer for this well-attended event.
11/10/2018
La Plata County Votes Blue
La Plata County voters voted blue in almost all national, state and local races. The race for County Commissioner was the exception, and even that race is too close to call until election results are certified on Nov. 14.
11/10/2018
Community Donates $416,000
More than 400 people and organizations received assistance from the Community Emergency Relief Fund. _
11/10/2018
E-Bike Trial Over. Will They Stay?
E-bikes were allowed on the Animas River Trail for a one-year trial period. Now, the City Council must consider whether to allow them permanently.
11/10/2018
What’s TBK?
TBK purchased the 1st National Bank of Durango this fall. Find out what TBK means and what services they’ll offer.
11/10/2018
Affordable Apartments
Construction on additional affordable apartments is now under way as part of the Lumien Development. Six of the units will be designated for homeless residents who need housing first before they can address the problems that resulted in their homelessness in the first place.
11/10/2018
Texas Pups
The La Plata County Humane Society accepted 50 dogs from a shelter in Texas, including a bunch of pups that need homes. _
11/10/2018
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11/01/2018
Work Begins on Farmington Hill Re-Alignment
It’ll be a year before any dirt-moving occurs, but behind-the-scenes work on the U.S, 550-160 connection at Three Springs is now underway with rights-of-way negotions and archaeological surveys. The $98 million project could be the first of many depending upon the election next week.
11/01/2018
Colleges Looking Beyond GPAs, Test Scores
More and more colleges offer test-optional admission applications. We visit with the college counselor at Animas High School to learn about changing trends in requirements for college applications, and why students who don’t test well can still get into selective and highly selective schools.
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