Pro bono lawyers team up to help Colorado businesses
Volunteers advocate for individual companies, business interests
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City of Cortez promotes outdoor seating
Approval process will be expedited to aid businesses during pandemic
Walmart in Farmington closes for cleaning
Third-party company called in to clean, sanitize store
‘Buy local’ push picks up steam in New Mexico amid shutdown
Artist Janice Smith, owner of Laughing Spirits Gallery in Old Town, gets ready for this weekend’s virtual “Arts Gone Viral” show presented by the Rio Grande Arts and Crafts, Nov.…
Shaky optimism surfaces as San Juan County reopens
Gyms, restaurants and breweries project aura of safety after two-week ‘reset’
Durango restaurant closes for good because of COVID-19 financial hardships
Owner says breakfast and lunch spot can’t survive another shut down
Southwest Pizza lands on Cortez’s Main Street
Georgia couple sees economic potential of area
As COVID-19 cases surge, La Plata County will move to ‘Level Orange’
Health department reports 242 cases in two weeks
A shifting landscape for ranching in Southwest Colorado
Drought conditions, development bring change
Habitat for Humanity homes outfitted with solar panels
Shaw Solar donates time, equipment to reduce families’ electricity needs
Local group will offer low-cost health insurance plans in Southwest Colorado
Southwest Health Alliance says premiums are 35% lower on average
Helping crime victims helps the bottom line
Software from VSTracking simplifies victim service advocates’ lives
Montezuma County upholds 3-acre minimum for development
Process already exists for smaller lots, commissioners say
Local loan program helps small businesses in Southwest Colorado overcome COVID-19
Rapid Response and Recovery Fund provides low-cost, emergency capital
Lara Spinu journey from Moldova to Durango leads her to open consignment shop
Moldovan immigrant fulfills dream of business ownership in Durango
End date set for bump-outs, but they will return
Outdoor patios to come down Nov. 2; could be back as soon as April
Then and now: 6 months after Colorado issued stay-at-home order
Health officials say COVID-19 pandemic is ‘marathon, not a sprint’
Debate continues for reducing 3-acre minimum
Many at public hearing oppose change, including Commissioner Ertel
A new hand on deck to offer assistance to small businesses
With COVID-19 hitting the bottom line, SBDC adds disaster relief coordinator
After yearslong effort, La Plata County inks new land-use code
Commissioners unanimously adopt set of regulations