Bed Bath & Beyond is closing at the Durango Mall
Retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April after facing about $5.2 billion of debt
Business
Navajo Transitional Energy Co. expands to new location
NTEC celebrate new office with ribbon-cutting
Purgatory Resort announces second ski extension into May
Ideal weather and abundant snowfall allows for prolonged weekend season
Radio station employees share perspective on Hutton Broadcasting purchase
Industry experts say Santa Fe-based company’s regional knowledge could benefit local market
Axis Health System set to move into Mercury building in 2024
Health care provider intends to consolidate patient care centers into one location
Blues and rock ’n’ roll bar coming to South Durango
Music-themed establishment saddles up next to Anarchy Brewing Co. in old Macho’s building
Exit plan from health care leads to homegrown cooking business
One family’s lifestyle and labor of love brings culinary classes to Farmington
Canna-Family to host Blunt and Brunch
Vendors applications are now open
Indian taqueria and electronic dance music bar coming to Durango’s Main Avenue
New fusion restaurant applies for business license at previous Francisco’s location
U.S. infrastructure splurge extends to remote New Mexico farms
Grants include counties where population density is less than one person per square mile
Wage negotiations said to be moving in positive direction for Purgatory Resort bike patrol
Patroller thinks an agreement can be reached before summer season
Elder’s Greenhouse & Garden to open
Greenhouse will open for the season April 1
EsoTerra brings flavor to new Durango location
Owners say the ability to host events and have food options made 500 block of Main Avenue an ideal choice
After losing jobs in January, Colorado’s job market picked back up in February
The state added 6,200 nonfarm jobs last month.
Businesses invited to register for employment event
New Mexico Workforce Connection will host an employment event in May
Local banks say Silicon Valley Bank collapse has had little impact
Bankers discuss benefit of diversifying investments and what caused issues for SVB
The Silicon Valley Bank meltdown is hitting some Colorado startups
SVB is the largest bank to fail since the 2008 banking crisis
Boebert talks priorities for working-class families and water in Colorado
Congresswoman breaks down her fight to bring back ‘good-paying jobs’ and better water allocation
New spring market announced for Cortez
Small vendor cooperative teams up with Cliffrose Garden Center for mini-outdoor market on east end of town
Colorado oil, gas companies offer $459 million to guarantee wells are plugged eventually
Plans seek to meet new state financial requirements, but some smaller operators hope to put up only a fraction of the needed funds