New columnist alert!
This week we welcome a new A&E writer, Alex Vick, who has been involved in the Durango music scene for years. Among his many music side hustles, he currently plays in Immediate Family and Your Bones (which you can go see at Punk Rock Breakfast on Saturday).
When he’s not head thrashing or in the depths of a mosh pit, Vick is also the creative director for The Hive, a nonprofit that provides an inclusive safe space for youth, including music classes.
While maybe lesser known, Durango has a vibrant underground alternative music scene, and Vick plans to highlight and provide a platform for these musicians in town, and we’re excited to read about it.
The Telegraph is also still looking for an A&E writer who wants to focus on the bluegrass/jam band/Americana side of life. If you’re interested, reach out to telegraph@durangotelegraph.com.
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- 09/14/2023
- Beyond the blue bin
- By Jonathan Romeo
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A trip through Durango’s recycling stream
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- 09/14/2023
- How high?
- By Tom Hesse/Colorado Public Radio
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New GPS system seeks to get better read on what is – and isn't – a 14er
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- 09/07/2023
- Steps toward healing
- By Rachel Estabrook/Colorado Public Radio
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Fort Lewis College part of effort to reconcile past Indigenous boarding schools
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- 09/07/2023
- Painting the town
- By Missy Votel
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Arts Week encompasses squeegee painting, glass blowing and everything in between
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- Spinning a yarn
- 09/14/2023
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Author John Fayhee coming to Maria's Bookshop
- One dam solution
- 09/07/2023
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California farmers open to draining Lake Powell
- Home, sweet dome
- 08/31/2023
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If you’re a home-improvement channel surfer, chances are you’ve come across some familiar scenery. For that past year, HGTV has aired “Building Roots,” a home reno show featuring Pagosa Springs-based husband and wife Ben and Cristi Dozie
- Unplugged
- 08/31/2023
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It seems the plug has been pulled on concerts at The Hive – at least for now.