Economic developers of Southwest Colorado unite
Center for Innovation brings together programs that help small businesses
Business
IronWood revives mill west of Dolores
Mill hires dozens to produce veneer for plywood
Students hear about the future of jobs
Speed interviews allow AHS juniors and seniors to meet with professionals
Award-winning Lizardhead Cyclery closes in Dolores
Shop recognized by Adventure Cycling
State takes over cleanup of M&M Truck Stop in Cortez
Contaminated soils at truck stop will be removed, a first step in redevelopment
Ax-throwing range could be coming to Durango
Ax throwing, an increasingly popular sport, may be coming to Durango. Pictured here is Kick Axe Throwing in Brooklyn.Associated Press file If you have a hankering for throwing axes but…
Durango-based Cedar Networks purchased by Canadian firm
Local office expected to see growth under Ting Internet
Farmington to host statewide outdoor industry event
Conference will focus on how to grow outdoor economy
Yellow Car Country Wines: Fun, fruity wines in Cortez
‘Who else would make a wine gummi’
Mancos LivWell might move to a new site
Town Board approves application, pending state approval
Durango’s downtown Starbucks will close
Corporate officials say it’s a business decision
La Plata County Economic Development Alliance names Michael French as new leader
French says workforce housing, broadband among top priorities
Colorado minimum wage reaches $12. Is it enough to live in La Plata County?
Advocates urge local governments to use new powers to increase wages even more
SCAPE to participate in national development program
Rural Innovation Initiative aims to spur digital-age job creation
Southwest Colorado will host Ride the Rockies cycling event
Multiday tour expected to be economic boon
Economists don’t see recession in 2020, including Southwest Colorado
Region 9 director addresses local strengths, liabilities
Business
Colorado business leaders are feeling more optimistic amid trade deals and federal economic policy
Southbound Interstate 25 traffic lanes bog down to a crawl at the interchange with Interstate 70 just north of downtown Denver on July 11. Faced with the fresh start of…
Cortez police seek help in identifying graffiti vandals
School, businesses and homes are damaged
Durango credit union merges with bigger statewide operation
Members vote overwhelmingly to join larger organization
144-unit apartment complex on north Main Avenue denied
Durango Planning Commission unanimously rejects proposal