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Southwest Colorado non-profits should profit from the Rural Philanthropy Days Conference schedule for September.

The Durango Train vows to find alternatives to its coal-fired steam engines to prevent closures during drought years.

A new pedal-assisted electric-bike rental company takes a stab at serving customers, despite uncertainty of City of Durango trail policies.

Artist Paul Folwell celebrates his 25th annual studio show, but this year, it's not at his studio. It's at the Rochester Hotel. Find out why.

Potential flash flooding and heavy debris flow from burned areas in the 416 Fire prompts pre-evacuation notices for more than 300 homes.

Forest service crews are beginning the long process of healing scars left by the construction of firelines that slowed the 416 Fire.

The City of Durango has established a temporary location for a homeless camp just below Greenmount Cemetery, but their ultimate fate remains up in the air.

A new Farmer-in-Training Program at the Old Fort Farm in Hesperus is helping to create the next generation of farmers.

Now that BP is moving from its headquarters near the La Plata County Airport, a giant office building just could be the perfect location for the new national headquarters for the Bureau of Land Management.

A new electrical fencing system installed at LPEA transformers should prevent critters from causing expensive power outages.

San Juan Regional Medical Center goes beyond tolerance or respect for differences. Reverence for each and every individual is part of its mission, and it's one way the hospital supports healing.

The La Plata County Humane Society housed more than a 130 pets whose owners were evacuated, and the community stepped up to help.

Durango has been named No. 4 on Budget Travel's “Coolest Small Town” list.

It's Christmas in July at La Plata Electric, where employees are mounting fund-raising efforts to support the Community Emergency Relief Fund.

Cylus O'Connor made his first pipe after a twig that looked like a pipe fell into his backyard.

Hollywood television and movie actors are joining a local committee to develop a new play festival this August in Durango.

If you're one of those people who like to pick up and keep pretty rocks, then you'll want to attend the 65th Gem and Mineral Show in Durango July 6-8.

The Music in the Mountains Festival is ready for audiences. All it needs now are ticket sales.