Day in the Life

The equestrians in Kentucky last weekend weren't the chap-wearing cowboys that folks out West are accustomed to.

Even though it's only four hours away, going to Santa Fe sometimes feels like a vacation abroad.

Durango's historic downtown may be quaint, and the southside will always have a certain charm, but it's high time the north side got a little of its own glory.

Constant spring winds and allergies are making a lot of us just want to hop a jet to Hawaii. Unfortunately, for most of us landlubbers, that's just not possible.

Who couldn’t use a little extra pick-me-up with their morning coffee? This week, Local First will be unveiling its “Local is the Way!” mural at the College Drive Durango Joes.

Why limit ourselves to four seasons when we could have five?

Sometimes, it’s hard to get away for spring break, or even a fun weekend.

We can all thank Bob Ross for planting an artist seed into our hearts.

Warmer temps are prime time to explore backcountry

What goes up must come down. But just to make sure, Uncle Clyde's Run and Slide race put that theory to the test on the Purgatory tubing hill last weekend.

After closing nearly a year ago, Durango's indoor climbing gym, The Rock Lounge, has reopened in a new, more northerly location.

When it's cold outside, the last thing many of us want to do is take the dog for a walk.

Night and weekend games make it easy for just about anyone to join a team and get in on the “beautiful game.”

The lack of snow this year in Durango forced Snowdown to be dubbed "Brown Down" or "No Snowdown," but it still had all the joviality of festivities of yore.

There is always a skier or snowboarder doing something super cool at one of Purgatory Resort’s five terrain parks.

It's rare that anyone can ever sit down and take a moment to actually taste their coffee.

Why does swinging on the monkey bars have to stop once you're an adult?

Stepping out: One hot night of salsa dancing – *heels not required