What County services did we think were most important? Because, after all, the County does provide some important services…
Author: Bill Hudson
Bill Hudson began sharing his opinions in the Pagosa Daily Post in 2004 and can't seem to break the habit. He claims that, in Pagosa Springs, opinions are like pickup trucks: everybody has one.
EDITORIAL: A Brief Conversation About Money, Part Three
The next question. Do voters feel like Archuleta County already has enough ‘financial resources’ to do a good job?
EDITORIAL: A Brief Conversation About Money, Part Two
Apparently, the Town and County have spent the past two months discussing a sales tax increase that is not even allowable under Colorado law…
EDITORIAL: A Brief Conversation About Money, Part One
“I’m a weaver — I work by myself most of the time, and sometimes will not leave the house for days. I’m not used to this world of mass collaboration…”
EDITORIAL: An Obscured View of ‘Pagosa Views’, Part Three
Some of the more onerous upgrades appear related to the water pressure and water supply requested by the Pagosa Fire Protection District…
EDITORIAL: An Obscured View of ‘Pagosa Views’, Part Two
Many people who were raised here, or how have moved here over the past 50 years, have wished that we could have remained a small town…
EDITORIAL: An Obscured View of ‘Pagosa Views’, Part One
So we need to touch, briefly, on the issue of government decision-making…
EDITORIAL: A Parking Lot on Vista Boulevard, Part Two
Listening back to my recording of this presentation on August 9, I wonder about how this project was handled…
EDITORIAL: A Parking Lot on Vista Boulevard, Part One
The Pagosa Lakes Property Owners Association (PLPOA) deeded the vacant land to the veterans group in 2014…
EDITORIAL: Theories of Growth, for the Non-Mathematician, Part Four
The growth we need might be coming, someday. The growth we don’t need seems to be here already…
EDITORIAL: Theories of Growth, for the Non-Mathematician, Part Three
The graphs and charts — shared by consultant Erin Wilson — related, generally, to the idea that the population of Pagosa Springs is going to grow, far into the future…
EDITORIAL: Theories of Growth, for the Non-Mathematician, Part Two
What are the factors we ought to consider, when looking at ‘growth’ in a small mountain town like Pagosa Springs?
EDITORIAL: Theories of Growth, for the Non-Mathematician, Part One
The Planning Commission for the Town of Pagosa Springs will be considering a fairly significant housing project this evening, Tuesday, August 9…
EDITORIAL: Your Survey Participation Wanted, Regarding Tax Increases
The next six questions ask your impressions of the County and Town governments. Are they doing a good job, with the money they extract from us?
‘The Edge’ Art Experience Will Celebrate Creative Women, Tonight at Tennyson Center
“The Edge” is a one-night artistic explosion produced by female creative forces, for everyone to come together for a collective experience…
EDITORIAL: A River Runs Through It, Part Six
In a sense, Pagosa Springs — without having an actual ‘plan’ — has already “planned for a future with less water…”
EDITORIAL: A River Runs Through It, Part Five
Lake Forest, also known as Borns Lake Reservoir, stretches through the suburban neighborhood just north of the Vista Waste Water Treatment Plant…
EDITORIAL: A River Runs Through It, Part Four
The map tells us that this ranch measures about 813 acres, and that it uses ‘flood’ irrigation. The crop is grass…