News
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- 02/25/2021
- A DIFF-erent approach
- By Missy Votel
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Durango Independent Film Festival moves to the small screen for 16th annual
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- 02/25/2021
- The spirit of '71
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Champion DHS Ski Team of 1971 convenes for commemorative 50-year race this weekend
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- 02/25/2021
- Can it happen here?
- By Sam Brasch and Miguel Otárola / Colorado Public Radio News
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Cold isn’t the biggest threat to Colorado’s grid – other climate disasters might be
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- 02/18/2021
- Shot in the dark
- By by Andrea Dukakis / Colorado Public Radio
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What to expect when you’re expecting (your second dose of COVID vaccine)
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- Here comes the bus
- 02/25/2021
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Durango School District 9-R is getting on the bus – the electric bus, that is. Last week, 9-R announced it won a $328,803 grant for a fully electric school bus and charging infrastructure. The 81-seat bus is expected to be operational by next fall.
- Good QRma
- 02/18/2021
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The days of scrawling your name and phone number with a Sharpie on your gear are over. A Boise-based company has come up with a tech-age solution to the age-old problem of lost or yard-saled gear.
For $3.99, Karmik Outdoors will send you a QR code decal for all your most precious toys. The unique code will trace you gear back to you, all with a simple smart phone scan (provided, of course, that whomever finds your flotsam, jetsam and improperly secured roof items is a believer in gear karma in the first place.)
- #KBYG
- 02/11/2021
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Adding to an already grim year of statistics, last week was the deadliest week of avalanches in the U.S. in more than a century. At least 15 people were killed in avalanches in six states between Jan. 31 – Feb. 6, including three in the San Juans alone.
To help folks better contend with this season’s treacherous and unprecedented conditions, Friends of the San Juans wants to equip them the best tool possible: knowledge.
- Serving up help
- 02/11/2021
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Early in the morning of Feb. 6, local chef Seanan Culloty narrowly escaped an apartment fire with his life and his faithful dog, Bubba. However, Culloty, the head chef at Manna, escaped with little else. To help Culloty get back on his feet, friends and co-workers are hosting a GuFundMe page. The money will be used to help Culloty replace his belonging as well as with a deposit and first month’s rent on a new apartment.