Day in the Life

Fall is perhaps the most beloved of the four seasons in these Four Corners.

Flying high at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta

Even though the official first day of Autumn was barely a week ago, fall has shown up in full force with winter tip-toeing close behind and onto the tops of our hometown mountains.

Getting flighty at the Durango-La Plata County Airport’s Aviation Celebration

When life gets hectic and crazy, sometimes it’s hard to remember to relax and go with the flow.

Hog heaven – Motorcycles (and a few cars) rumble through town for Four Corners Motorcycle Rally

Beer thirty – tipping em back at the San Juan Brew Fest

Even if you don't consider yourself a "foodie" and for the life of you can't tell the difference between a leek and an onion, even if you think a beet is the rhythm of a song, or you would rather see a fly on your plate than a summer squash...

Upon driving into Taos, N.M., it is easy to see why artists have been flocking to the quirky enclave for more than 100 years. With the dramatic Sangre de Cristos as a backdrop – not to mention the mysterious “Taos hum”– the area has been a rich source of inspiration and wonder for many.

Wolves: feared by some, hunted by others; loved by many. At Wolfwood Refuge, near Durango, the mission is to provide a safe refuge for unwanted or mistreated wolves and wolf - dogs.

Western cowboy blood runs deep in these parts. And perhaps at no other time is it more apparent and celebrated than  during the annual Fiesta Days.

Perhaps it is masochism that compels us to do what we do. Perhaps it is the pain that we crave, the struggle that we desire. 

Rockin’ out at Durango’s summer outdoor concerts