Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on When to Quit
Jun18

Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on When to Quit

“If you’re already in a hole, stop digging.” – Bailey Life lessons learned from hanging out in RE/Max Pinnacle’s real estate office. Learn more about Bailey or search Durango Real Estate at HomesInDurango.com

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The Six Steps of Inpatient Addiction Treatment
Jun15

The Six Steps of Inpatient Addiction Treatment

The Six Steps of Inpatient Addiction Treatment A 30-day inpatient treatment program generally offers a multidisciplinary treatment approach to combating addiction; however, each center varies in the types of therapies offered. Knowing what’s involved in addiction treatment can go a long way towards addressing any concerns someone may have when considering their next step towards recovery. Here we break down the stages of...

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Addiction Treatment Aftercare Programs
Jun15

Addiction Treatment Aftercare Programs

What Types Of Aftercare Programs Are Available Following Addiction Treatment? When someone has completed addiction treatment in a rehab center, they can sometimes feel daunted by the prospect of returning home. In the majority of cases, an aftercare program is devised for their specific needs to provide continued support after rehab. Here we take a look at the types of aftercare programs available: Individual and Group Counseling When...

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Preventing A Relapse After Addiction Treatment
Jun15

Preventing A Relapse After Addiction Treatment

Planning is the best prescription for sustainable recovery. Prescription drug abuse treatment is only the first step in a very long recovery process. Once a person leaves rehab, they must put the lessons they’ve learned into action and continue to do what needs to be done for them to move forward. It takes work to maintain sobriety, that is why prescription drug addiction treatment centers offer long-term resources that can be...

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Storms forecast over 416 Fire could be a mixed bag for firefighters
Jun15

Storms forecast over 416 Fire could be a mixed bag for firefighters

Moisture helps, but wind, lightning are problems Wildfire Update as of June, 14 2018 9:49pm Courtesy of Durango Herald Rain is expected mainly after 5 p.m. Friday, and while that might be viewed as a good thing with the 416 Fire now listed at 32,076 acres, associated winds and even heavier rains Saturday could complicate firefighting. Storms can be both good and bad, Incident Commander Todd Pechota said Thursday during a news...

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IT’S YOUR MONEY: How to Reduce Stress Over Your Finances
Jun15

IT’S YOUR MONEY: How to Reduce Stress Over Your Finances

Michelle Kooi with Tafoya Barrett and Associates talks about strategies for reducing your stress around money.

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Solar Barn Raising Cuts Costs
Jun15

Solar Barn Raising Cuts Costs

John Lyle started the Solar Barn Raising project to help more homeowners build solar power systems for their homes.

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Pueblo to Offer Bachelor’s in Nursing
Jun15

Pueblo to Offer Bachelor’s in Nursing

Pueblo Community College will offer bachelor’s degrees in nursing beginning Fall 2019.

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9-R Starts Summer Food Pantry
Jun15

9-R Starts Summer Food Pantry

Just because it’s summer doesn’t mean that students who qualify for free- or reduced lunches don’t go hungry.

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DHS Grad to Compete in National Rodeo Finals
Jun15

DHS Grad to Compete in National Rodeo Finals

Lexie Crawford and her horse Cesar will compete for the World Championship Title in cutting this July.

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