The Durango Herald E Edition

Name: The Durango Herald E Edition
Rating: 4.6 (116 reviews)
Author: Ballantine Communications, Inc.

By: Ballantine Communications, Inc. App

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Overview

Version:

3.19.21

Last updated: 2026-02-12

Ranking

#142,945 ▲ 265

Overall

Features & Capabilities

An exact digital replica of The Durango Herald, available in your browser as a Chrome extension. Read the paper online with faithful layout and easy navigation.

Designed for daily readers, this extension delivers the full newspaper experience—portable, convenient access to the Durango Herald wherever you are.

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By:

Ballantine Communications, Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(116) 2 new ratings

Version:

3.19.21 Last updated: 2026-02-12

Version code:

882416291

Creation date:

2013-05-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

28.30MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-16

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Ranking

# 142,945 ▲ 265

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Developed by:

Ballantine Communications, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-durango-herald-e-edition/id636532702

User Reviews

Users praise the Durango Herald E Edition for convenient, on‑the‑go access to local news across devices, easy navigation, and the ability to read archived issues, with a digital experience that resembles the print edition. However, recurring issues cited by multiple reviewers include app crashes and stability problems, heavy subscription portal friction (frequent sign‑in and renewal access hurdles), difficulties accessing content through the portal after subscribing, and navigation/readability quirks like losing track of place. Overall, it’s a strong local news solution when it works, but stability and access flow need fixes.

Pros

Very convenient access to local news on the go, with offline download capabilities.
Easy to use with a thoughtful, intuitive navigation on phones and tablets.
Ability to go back to prior issues / archives.
Strong local coverage and sports reporting; makes the Durango Herald feel relevant.
Print-like experience without dealing with physical paper (digital feel similar to the print edition).

Cons

Frequent crashes and instability, including crashes on startup.
Frequent login requirements / subscription portal friction that blocks access.
Access issues after renewal or portal barriers preventing content viewing.
Navigation/readability quirks, such as losing track of place within articles.
Device rotation can log you out or cause other bugs.

Recent reviews

The Herald digs in to some topics that may not be on people’s radar but are important to our community. I know — that sounds like the definition of local journalism, but often local papers don’t have the reporting horsepower to take on as much as they might want to and rely too much on national feeds. And of course there’s no one better than Jerry McBride to provide great photos to help tell the stories. Keep up the good work.