Ignacio Community Library will host a Christmas craft competition. Sky Ute Casino Resort’s Shine Together Arts and Crafts Fair returns in December. And election results are in! The Ignacio School District No. 11Jt Board of Directors remains unchanged. Watch for details! By Rachel Hughes. This story is sponsored by FASTSIGNS Durango and Payroll Department.
The Durango Creative District recently hosted Super-Powered Sovereignty, a vibrant and empowering exhibition celebrating Indigenous comic book art. Curated by Andrea Descheenie, the event brought together a diverse group of Indigenous artists whose work explores identity, sovereignty, and cultural resilience through dynamic visual storytelling. Attendees experienced an array of original illustrations, prints, and comic panels featuring Indigenous superheroes, protectors, and complex characters that reimagine representation in the comic world. The opening reception invited the community to engage directly with the artists’ creative visions, reflect on the intersections of heritage and modern art, and honor Indigenous voices during Native American Heritage Month. By Paige Sparks. This story is sponsored by San Juan Regional Medical Center SJRMC and Tafoya, Barrett & Associates.
The Payroll Department and Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado’s Pitch Palooza finalists presented to a full house. Fort Lewis College appointed Shawn Jakubowski as the new Director of Athletics. And the Durango Public Library seeks submissions for a writing contest. Watch to learn more! By Rachel Hughes. This story is sponsored by Durango Gelato, Coffee & Tea and Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers.
While the government shutdown has ended, food pantries continue to face high demand. The Good Food Collective helps them meet needs. By Sadie Smith. This story is sponsored by Happy Pappy's Pizza & Wings and Kroegers Ace Hardware.
Families, educators, and community members gathered on Nov. 6 to get a first look at the designs for Durango’s future Three Springs Elementary School. The event showcased renderings, design boards, and interactive displays highlighting how the new school will blend innovation with nature — creating flexible, future-ready spaces that connect students to the outdoors. Superintendent Dr. Karen Cheser shared that the design “represents where education is headed — and what’s possible when innovation meets nature.” The event built excitement and transparency around the district’s Investing in Our Schools Bond progress, as the community moves closer to breaking ground in 2026. By Paige Sparks. This story is sponsored by Sky Ute Casino Resort and Dunkin' Donuts.
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