Christian Burney is a reporter at Durango Herald. He covers a diverse array of topics, including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on culture, society, and transportation. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Durango Herald, The Journal, and TriCityRecordNM.
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Christian Burney's coverage focuses on local news, particularly government announcements and event coverage in Durango, Colorado. He covers a range of topics including city council decisions, transportation & logistics updates, entertainment news, real estate industry developments and other local events.
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By: Reuben M. Schafir, Christian Burney
Blaze extinguished, cause unknown A unit of the 8th Ave Apartments caught fire Friday afternoon.
By: Christian Burney
Many visitors hit the slopes before taking a dip Eighty-two trails and 11 lifts are open at Purgatory Resort as of Friday.
Please log in to continue reading. Residents and visitors to Durango gathered at Buckley Park with their children Saturday morning to do
By: Christian Burney
June monsoon delivers more than normal rain for summer months Youngsters leave their mark on a snowman they built at Mason Park in Durango on Saturday.
A look at some of the stats that defined last year in Durango and La Plata County
By: Christian Burney
Members can contribute through Round Up Foundation fund La Plata Electric Association distributed over $373,000 to nonprofits or services
By: Christian Burney
Transportation director expects funds to last three years Durango Transit received $10,000 last month from the Michael and Elaine Moravan
By: Christian Burney
Community remembers storied legacy of history teacher, Cubs fan and friend to all
Cape Cares fundraising for 7,000-square-foot health clinic in El Rodeito
Road construction, park development and terminal expansion to continue next year The city of Durango. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file)
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