If the narrative of 2020 was dominated by the emergence COVID-19 and 2021 was cast as a period of slow but sure recovery, the story of Southwest Colorado in 2022 may be filed away as a year of transit.
Pickleball can be an exhilarating game, but it can also be loud.
The city hasn’t overlooked that detail in recent discussions about where to build dedicated pickleball courts. Sound mitigation was a .
Durango City Council approved lodgers tax funding for a slew of projects that will result in public restrooms at Buckley Park, new housing partnerships, the replacement of dilapidated picnic tables an.
Schneider Park appears to be Durango City Council’s preferred option for new pickleball courts after Durango Parks and Recreation pumped the brakes on plans to install courts at the Smith Sports Compl.
Pedestrians and cyclists can now make a seamless trip along the Animas River Trail from its southern tip to its northern terminus.
The city of Durango held a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by more t.