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The sun rises over rock formations in Utah’s Arches National Park. Is it desert season yet?/ Photo by Alex Krebs

Meet the candidates

Council hopefuls sound off on biggest issues facing Durango

A new home for Bredo

Victim of its own success, ‘Frozen Dead Guy Fest’ moves to Estes Park

Back in time

Effort afoot to save historic Denver and Rio Grande Western byway

Biden's broken promise

Alaskan oil and gas drilling project – albeit scaled back – a go

Nothing to sneeze at

Get going now on functional foods to stave off springtime sniffles

March 23, 2023

Drink up!

March 23, 2023

Save the cemetery

March 23, 2023

Vote Gilda/Harrison

March 23, 2023

Who's driving?

March 16, 2023

No yelling on the bus

March 16, 2023

Prohibition redux

March 16, 2023

Word to Durango

March 9, 2023

Listen to the people

Pre-July 2016 Archives

Durango Telegraph eEdition

Animas River at Durango,Co
Discharge, cubic feet per second

More at: waterdata.usgs.gov

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The Pole

Ear to the Ground

""Mine are 175s." "Are you guys talking about skis?" "No, readers.""
--You know you're getting old when the conversation turns from ski length to reading glasses strength

Ready to ride: The City of Durango is planning to break ground on new mountain bike trails this April.; Read More

Cracking up: You're not crazy - there are more potholes than normal this year; Read More

Thumbin' It

Local First receiving $150,000 from an anonymous foundation to help businesses secure more workforce housing.

A rash of skiing related deaths across Colorado, both at ski resorts and in the backcountry.

Haiku Movie Review

You People

A sadly, soulless
pseudo-remake of “Guess Who’s
Coming to Dinner”

~Lainie Maxson

This Week's Sign of the Downfall

We Be Bored

Twenty-eight teenage girls in Columbia were hospitalized two weeks ago after suffering extreme anxiety attacks that purportedly stemmed from in-school Ouija Board use. Apparently, the girls were being dramatic in class, so the authorities blamed a board game and then sent them all off to the ER. Firstly, Ouija Boards are made by Hasbro – the same company that sells Monopoly and Hungry Hungry Hippo – so these things don’t actually pierce the veil to the underworld. And secondly, even if they could summon spirits, any demon would be mild compared to a teenage girl. GOOD BYE.

March 23, 2023