The Pole

Sure, hard-core riders may snicker at the mere thought of riding an e-bike, but here’s something to churn around in you wheelhouse.

Speaking of Trails 2000, the local trail fairies have been hard at work re-aligning the popular Mike’s Trail in Horse Gulch.

Wild for wilderness? Then be sure to check out Great Old Broads for Wilderness’ online auction, Oct. 31 – Nov. 13.

In one of the more novel fund- raiser/spectator sport ideas we’ve heard of, a local bike shop owner will be taking it all off to help two worthy causes.

Domi Frideger returns online this week with more tales of his international bike-packing adventures with the latest installment of “Homeless in Europe.”

There’s a fresh face in the produce aisle. Durango Natural Foods recently announced a new general manager, Tsewang “Sherpa” Sherpalama.

With the days getting colder and shorter, getting out on the crag is getting harder. Fortunately, the Reel Rock tour is bringing the big wall action to a big screen near you tonight, Thurs. Oct. 13, at the Community Concert Hall.

Ever wonder what it’s like to be on the front lines of peace throughout the world’s war-torn countries? On Thurs., American peace activist, author and pacifist Kathy Kelly will offer her talk “The Cost of War; The Price of Peace,” from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. at Fort Lewis College’s Nobel Hall.