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What is being done to address food insecurity in Southwest Colorado? (opens the original)
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‘We’re building an ecosystem,’ food equity leader says Food insecurity remains a deeply felt issue among Southwest Colorado’s residents, which is why emerging initiatives like the Pine River Shares Community Food Farm are so important. Pine River Shares, a nonprofit that works to bring necessary resources including food access to the Bayfield area, is a source of survival for many of the area’s residents, Director Pam Wilhoite said. The food farm, which was bought last year by the organization,
How is Durango’s summer tourism season going? (opens the original)
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Slight decline in visitors, sales is ‘nothing majorly alarming,’ BID director says Durango hasn’t seen an especially thriving tourism season so far this summer, by some metrics – but there’s no cause for economic panic, Tim Walsworth, Business Improvement District executive director, said. “There might not be as many people as normal, but nothing majorly alarming (was seen) through the end of June,” he said. Hotel occupancy has fallen around 1 to 2 percentage points week-over-week this summer co
Wildfire mitigation company to open Durango headquarters with help from state program (opens the original)
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Fungal Solutions – Wildfire Limited given $15,000 from Rural Jump-Start Program Updated Tuesday, Jul 21, 2026 10:37 AM MT Fungal Solutions – Wildfire Limited, a Southwest Colorado company that designs and manufactures landscaping solutions for fire mitigation and erosion reduction using fungi, has plans to open a headquarters and facility in Durango with support from the state’s Rural Jump-Start Program. “(Joining the program) means that I am able to have an impact on the region, Durango and the
Lola’s Place takes on new form as bar and event venue (opens the original)
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Business will no longer function as full-service restaurant Lola’s Place in Durango is taking on a new form. The business, which is part of the Leland House hospitality campus located on East Second Ave., shifted from a full-service restaurant to a patio bar, live music and private event venue in May. The campus includes Lola’s Place at 725 East Second Ave., boutique hotel the Leland House at 721 East Second Ave. and the Gather Room at 723 East Second Ave. Owner Tonya Ensign said the change was
Food insecurity impacts La Plata County’s residents in range of ways (opens the original)
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‘This really is an issue affecting many of our friends and neighbors,’ food equity leader says Manna soup kitchen’s campus is bustling at 10 a.m. on a weekday. A group of women, each with a shock of orange hair that suggests familial relation, energetically loads groceries into bags at the community food market. The youngest among them – appearing around middle school age, judging by her height and soft, rounded features – expresses excitement about the snacks she’s placing in a bright pink back
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