It’s not too late. To cut back on water use, I mean…
Author: Bill Hudson
EDITORIAL: Dead Pool, Part Two
When discussing water reservoirs, a ‘dead pool’ generally refers to a reservoir where the water level has fallen so low, it can no longer deliver water to its customers…
EDITORIAL: Dead Pool, Part One
On the one hand, we humans like things to remain comfortably and predictably the same, day after day, and year after year…
EDITORIAL: The Fires of Summer, Part Three
Home builders have six months to get their homes built before the new (and more expensive?) rules go into effect…
EDITORIAL: The Fires of Summer, Part Two
“It sounds like Option A, at this point, has changed. Option A, from the elected officials, would be Wyndham…”
Water Districts to Hold a Joint Public Meeting Tonight at PAWSD Offices
The meeting will focus on long-term water demand in Archuleta County, and ways to ensure adequate water supplies into the foreseeable future…
Special Event Wednesday at Sisson Library Featuring Lama Norbu
“The physical body is very important. It’s the foundation of everything. Whatever you do, you need to have your body. That’s why breath is the real key…”
EDITORIAL: The Fires of Summer, Part One
“We have gone through and outlined how this would work for all of our departments that were affected by the fire…”
Water Districts Schedule Joint Meeting for Monday, June 30
“Discussion with San Juan Water Conservancy District Board Members Regarding PAWSD Decision on the Need for Dry Gulch Reservoir…”
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Six
“If the sales tax is approved, monthly sewer fees would decrease by at least $15.00 per month or more, beginning in January 2026….”
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Five
“About $80–$100 million is needed to fix the aging pipes, build a new wastewater treatment facility, maintain the existing forced main for redundancy, and make other facility repairs and upgrades…”
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Four
Recently, the Town of Pagosa Springs has been dealing with a subdivision proposal from a company called ArenaLabs LLC…
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Three
“And say, finally, whether peace is best preserved by giving energy to the government — or information to the people…”
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Two
The colonists didn’t embrace ‘unlimited individual freedom’, but rather personal liberty within a framework of law, an accepted moral order, and ‘the common good’ of the community…
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part One
Here in Pagosa Springs, our elected leaders begin their official deliberations with a recitation of the ‘Pledge of Allegiance’…
EDITORIAL: The Uncertain Future of Our County Roads… Part Four
“But it’s pretty clear in the case law on governmental immunity, that counties have the discretion to chose what level of maintenance is appropriate…”
SEWER SYSTEM EMERGENCY: Warning Sent to Downtown Residents
“We urgently need community-wide support to minimize stress on the wastewater system until repairs can be made..”
EDITORIAL: The Uncertain Future of Our County Roads… Part Three
The option? Live with substandard neighborhood roads and poorly-maintained arterial roads, into the foreseeable future…?
PHOTO ESSAY: Flag Day in Pagosa Springs, 2025
One of the organizers was counting the marchers as they passed, and the total I heard later suggested that the crowd had numbered over 500 participants…
