Items will include family food boxes, personal hygiene kits, infant care items, cases of water, cleaning supplies, clothing and more…
EDITORIAL: Too Much Water? Part Four
“Today, the San Juan Water Conservancy District voted to enter into a settlement agreement with the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District…”
Wolf Creek Ski Area Reopening Tomorrow, Saturday, November 14
Wolf Creek Ski Area, in coordination with the Colorado Department of Transportation, will reopen for the 2026-2027 season for weekend operations…
Democrats, Industry Groups Press for Immigration Changes Post-Midterms
“We owe it to these families to try anything, and I’m willing to try anything,” Arizona Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego said…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Something Entirely New
Well, that was then. Fifth century BCE. Back in those days, nothing much changed…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: So, Why Don’t We Have a Third Party?
Unless we change the rules on ballot access for other political parties, we’ll always have the same two parties hanging around…
FILM: Free Screening of ‘Roots So Deep’ in Paonia, Nov. 20
“This is, hands-down, the best agriculture filmmaking I’ve ever seen…”
Looking for Funding for Your Water Project?
Archuleta County just released an updated guide covering the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) programs available to our region…
PAGOSA UU FELLOWSHIP: A Covenantal Faith
This Sunday, November 15, the Pagosa UU Fellowship’s 10:30am service will focus on the ways we come together holding our covenant…
PLANNED COMMUNICATION OUTAGE TONIGHT
Recent flooding exposed a fiber-optic conduit that is preventing critical roadway repairs from moving forward…
EDITORIAL: Too Much Water? Part Three
Does the idea of a property sale that would relieve PAWSD customers of $10 million in future debt payments, while supporting a potential new reservoir strike the public as a good idea?
Governor-Elect Weiser Names Republican Cleave Simpson Colorado Ag Commissioner
Simpson is a fourth-generation farmer and rancher and general manager of the Rio Grande Water Conservation District…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Will 100-Year Floods be Our ‘New Normal’?
There aren’t many good things to say about a 100-year flood event in a small rural town in southern Colorado…
HIGHWAY 160 UPDATE: Working Toward Winter Shutdown
This will be one of our last weekly updates, and the following work is planned as we go into the holiday season…
LIBRARY NEWS: November is National Gratitude Month
Thanks to the diligence of our architects and the workmanship of our contractor, we have built the new building to withstand many years of weather to come. I couldn’t be more grateful…
HEALTHY ARCHULETA: Coming Together to Rebuild
Behind the scenes, Food Pantry Network partners have been identifying emerging needs, sharing resources, and coordinating food assistance during flood recovery…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: National Diabetes Awareness Month
Diabetes is a condition that affects how the body processes blood sugar, and if left unmanaged, it can lead to serious health complications…
LETTER: The Measure of Success in Ukraine
Ukraine and Palestine have different histories, but Ahmad’s warning offers a useful lens for understanding these negotiations…
EDITORIAL: Too Much Water? Part Two
Too much water, and too little money. Do these two problems go hand-in-hand?…