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Julianna Sandoval, 24, pauses for a COVID-19 nasal swab test from Dr. Sarah Rowan from Denver Health Medical Center. Rowan and other medical staff administered a free drive-up COVID-19 testing in the parking lot of Abraham Lincoln High School on November 7, 2020.
Lt. Col. Larry Dale Caswell, Albuquerque district commander for the Army Corps of Engineers, speaks to reporters on Friday, April 10, 2020, in the Colorado Convention Center, which is being turned into a makeshift coronavirus hospital.
A recent spike in COVID-19 transmission rates in La Plata County has forced Durango School District 9-R to move to remote, at-home learning for all students through at least Jan. 4.
Southwest Health System medical staff attend to a patient at a drive-thru flu test clinic on the Southwest Memorial Hospital campus in this file photo.
The Journal file
The Mancos School Board decided Monday evening to keep in-person learning through the holiday season, despite warnings from Southwest Memorial Hospital and the Montezuma County Public Health Department that COVID-19 cases are rising rapidly and could spike again during Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The Mancos School Board discusses whether to keep its schools open through the holiday season or transition its students to remote learning during a time of increased family gatherings to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the community.
Durango Herald file
The Mercury Payment Systems building, which eventually became Vantiv, then Worldpay and now FIS Worldpay.
FIS Worldpay has announced it will permanently close its 81,380-square-foot building in Durango, and its 250 workers will telecommute from their homes.
FIS Worldpay has announced it will permanently close its 81,380-square-foot building in Durango, and its 250 workers will telecommute from their homes.
With 79 new COVID-19 cases in the month of November, the Montezuma-Cortez School District has decided to move in-person students to online learning on Thursday, Nov. 12.
