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Durango’s microtransit ride service expands late night weekend hours starting Friday (opens the original)
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Curb-to-curb transportation will increase service time frames Durango’s evening microtransit curb-to-curb service is extending its weekend hours starting Friday. DuranGO! will offer two extra hours of service on Fridays and Saturdays, extending service hours to range from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. The expansion will go into effect this coming weekend after Durango Transit received funding through Colorado’s Clean Transit Enterprise to fuel the expansion. The ride service that operates within city limits
The Old Fort’s Blue Corn Harvest showcases Indigenous agriculture practices west of Durango (opens the original)
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Strong community turnout despite the forecast and a pivot indoors Rainy weather moved the Blue Corn Harvest at the Old Fort inside Tuesday, but the storytelling and learning opportunities didn’t falter – nor did the community turnout despite the event’s last-minute pivot to the indoors. The Blue Corn Harvest normally takes place in the field at the Old Fort in Hesperus. After a morning of blessings, song and harvest stories, farmers and community members head to the blue corn field. This year, r
Amendment to Durango’s remote parking code would change distance between properties and off-site lots (opens the original)
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After a variance denial in August, city sought broader change Updated Tuesday, Sep 29, 2026 4:17 PM MT The Durango Community Development Commission recommended against changes to the city’s land-use and development code that would extend the maximum distance remote parking can be located from a property. City Council had directed city staff members to pursue an amendment to the land-use code when the city was seeking a parking variance – a code exemption – for remote parking in the city hall and
Durango chalk artist spreads love through sidewalk designs (opens the original)
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Artwork centered around positivity and a tumultuous life journey Vibrant chalk art lines the sidewalks of Main Avenue, stopping a passerby to observe the art and sometimes the artist if he’s in the middle of his work. Ron Matson is the artist behind the rainbow patterns littering the sidewalks of Main Avenue. His goal is to spread love through his art, but he also wants to share his story. Matson is being treated for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, he said, but he fought medication for a lon
Durango ice rink feasibility study launches community input phase (opens the original)
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With a booked Chapman Hill, city is considering a second rink Updated Tuesday, Sep 29, 2026 1:12 PM MT As Chapman Hill ice rink kicks off its new season, the city’s parks and recreation team is considering whether a second ice rink fits in Durango’s future. The Parks and Recreation Department took requests for proposals for the ice rink feasibility study earlier this year and is now working with HTG Architects. The project kicked off in July. Heading into October, the study will begin to gather
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