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The first dusting of snow hit the San Juan Mountains early Tuesday. Photographer Melanie Bergolc took this photo near Silverton. The National Weather Service is calling for mostly clear skies with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s through at least Labor Day in Durango.
The Irish Embassy Pub, which held Sunday jam sessions, has decided to close at the end of the day Monday, after COVID-19 restrictions forced it to close for two months and then led to slow sales since it reopened in May.
Mancos School District Re-6 switched to remote learning through Labor Day on Monday immediately after a middle school student tested positive for COVID-19.
The Four Corners Motorcycle Rally will be scaled down this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, event organizers say.
The city of Durango took down the Black Lives Matter memorial at Buckley Park this week, citing city code violations. Hours later, demonstrators had created a new version of the memorial.
Norman Elizondo plays congas at the Black Live Matter memorial on Saturday at the corner of Buckley Park on Main Avenue. “I do this using my privilege for a peaceful protest,” said Elizondo, who continues to build up the memorial.
Montezuma-Cortez catcher Allie Kibel, right, and third baseman Bri Comisky enjoy a light moment during an umpires’ timeout Saturday at Delta. The Lady Panthers swept the Lady Skiers 23-1 and 21-6.
Montezuma-Cortez’s Hailey Veach — normally the Lady Panthers’ second baseman — was the winning pitcher in Game 2 of the team’s Aug. 29 doubleheader against Aspen. In two innings, she allowed one hit, walked six Lady Skiers, struck out three and surrendered five runs.
