Hollywood Stars Start Dgo PlayFest

7/4/2018

Hollywood television and movie actors are joining a local committee to develop a new play festival this August in Durango.

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PAST DURANGO LOCAL NEWS STORIES

04/19/2019

Cortez Merchants Encourage Cash Purchases

Cortez merchants have started an education campaign that encourages customers to purchase goods and services with cash or check to avoid credit-card fees that leave the community.
04/18/2019

Local Foundation Invites Controversial Speaker

Find out why the Community Foundation of Southwest Colorado invited Monica Lewinsky as this year’s Making a Difference speaker to raise awareness about cyberbullying.
04/17/2019

HEALTHY LIVING: Allergies Driving You Crazy?

Dr. Sugar Singleton with San Juan Regional Medical Center’s Urgent Care Center offers some tips for dealing with the sniffles, sneezes and other symptoms that arise during allergy season.
04/16/2019

WATTS UP: Coop Celebrates 80 Years of Service

La Plata Electric first supplied electrical power to rural residents and communities 80 years ago, and the member-owned utility provider will celebrate its history at its annual meeting.
04/15/2019

Bird Enthusiasts Head to Cortez for Avian Festival

Hundreds of birding fans are expected in Montezuma County to explore the region’s diverse bird populationsas part of the 15th annual Ute Mountain Mesa Verde Birding Festival.
04/12/2019

Artists Celebrate Town Plaza Mural Completion

Meet the artists who created this colorful mural on the Kroeger Building in Town Plaza. The project is part of Local First’s efforts to connect artists and business owners,
04/11/2019

Winter Snows Expected to Fill Area Reservoirs

With snow/water content in the mountains measuring at 150 to 200 percent of median this spring, area water managers say spring run-off is expected to fill all area reservoirs, and the drought is over.
04/10/2019

HEALTHY LIVING: Sugar Is a Weight-Loss Enemy

Eating foods high in sugary carbohydrates may satisfy an immediate craving, but it just sets up a vicious cycle of energy booms and busts that contributes to formation of body fat.
04/09/2019

WATTS UP: Learn How to Support ‘Green’ Energy

If your home isn’t situated well to install solar energy, you still can support the renewable energy industry through LPEA’s Local Green Power Fund and Direct Offset Fund.
04/05/2019

Ute Tribes Honored at State Capitol

The Colorado Legislature designated March 21 as Ute Day at the Colorado Capitol in recognition of the tribes’ contribution to the state’s history, culture and economy.
04/04/2019

Baxter, Noseworthy Take Council Seats; Tax Passes

Kim Baxter and Barbara Noseworthy handily defeated Marcos Wisner and and Jaime McMillan to take seats on the Durango City Council, and the sales-tax increased passed by 195 votes
04/03/2019

HEALTHY LIVING: Glaucoma, the Silent Disease

Dr. Moss Fenberg with Southwest Retina Consultants explains the symptoms of glaucoma, why it’s important to get your eyes checked regularly, and what some treatments might be.
04/02/2019

HEALTHY LIVING: Become a Fat-Burning Machine

Dr. Ashley Lucas with PHD Weight Loss explains how a low-carb diet is more effective at reducing fat and your weight than exercise alone. You have to eat dietary fat, not sugar, to burn fat.
4/2/2019

IT’S YOUR MONEY: What to Do if You Inherit Assets

What would you do if you inherited a chunk of change or other financial assets from a relative? Pat Barrett with Tafoya Barrett Associates offers some wise tips for heirs.
4/1/2019

Hemp Farmer Wants More Markets for Miracle Plant

If local hemp farmer Derek MacGuffie had his way, everyone would wear hemp clothing and build houses out of hemp material. The biggest hurdle? Not enough markets to sell the raw product.
3/29/2019

New Procedure Available for Prostate Problems

San Juan Health Partners Urology now offers a less-invasive procedure for treating problems associated with enlarged prostates. And it comes with fewer side-effects.
03/29/2019

Bowl for Kids’ Sake Helps Match Bigs to Littles

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Colorado has served more than 5,000 kids since it first started in 1986, and it’s able to do so because of it’s largest fund-raiser of the year, Bowl for Kids’ Sake.
03/28/2109

Durango High Culinary Students Shine at Dinner

Durango High School culinary-arts students shine when they show off their skills at a school-district special event to highlight the need for a tax increase to support vocational education.
03/26/2019

WATTS UP: Earn a $700 Energy Credit from LPEA

Learn how you can qualify for up to $700 in energy rebates in a trial for hot-air exchange electric water heaters. Deadline to apply is March 31. Only 30 homes will be selected, so apply now!
03/25/2019

Learn About Preparing Your Home for Wildfires

You may not be able to control the weather or the topography that contribute to wildfires, but you can control the amount of fuels that can threaten your home.

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