The Pole

Ultrarunners will once again be taking their marks on July 15 in Silverton for the start of the Hardrock 100.

By now, you’ve likely heard about the tragic bicycle accident of longtime local “chip peddler” Neil Hannum, who was airlifted to St. Anthony’s in Denver on Sunday.

Things may be heating up in town, but up north, the San Juans are just shrugging off the last of their winter coat.

After 15 years, the Open Shutter Gallery will be putting the lens cap on its downtown operations.

North Main will be coming under the microscope as the City of Durango hosts a community visioning workshop at the Rec Center tonight.

While family and friends of Jeff Kuss gather for a memorial Saturday at Steamworks (which will be closed to the public starting at 2 p.m.) plans are under way to ensure his memory lives on.

Paddlers can whet their appetites for the wild weekend ahead with the Animas River Days Film Night, tonight at the Durango Arts Center at 6:30 p.m. (doors at 5:30 p.m.)

Fans of crime fiction may have thought it was a crime when local book reviewer Jeff Mannix disappeared from the pages of our cohort down the street.