The idea that Medicaid is welfare is not the majority view…
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A Long Campaign to Gut Planned Parenthood, Part Two
“The evidence I am gathering deeply implicates Planned Parenthood affiliates across the country in multiple felonies…”
Governor Polis Calls Special Session to Build on Success of Bipartisan Property Tax Relief
On Thursday, August 15, Governor Polis called a special session of the General Assembly to deliver further property tax relief to Coloradans…
PAGOSA FARMERS MARKET: Spicing It Up with 4 Corners Spice Company
Jennifer Martin has been selling gourmet spices to Pagosa Springs customers for over 11 years…
2024 Colorado Survey Pinpoints Concerns About Housing, Cost of Living
There’s near-universal agreement among Coloradans that the rising cost of living, and housing costs in particular, are among the most serious challenges facing the state…
Colorado Developing Comprehensive Early Childhood Workforce Plan
“We know that Colorado’s children, families, and local communities value the rich diversity, competency, and dedication evident in the early learning workforce…”
A Long Campaign to Gut Planned Parenthood, Part One
A federal lawsuit in Texas against Planned Parenthood has a web of ties to conservative activist Leonard Leo…
Attorneys Trade Arguments in Colorado ‘Needle Exchange’ Case
A Pueblo County judge considered arguments Tuesday for and against a citywide ordinance to prohibit syringe exchange programs…
OPINION: Wildlife Experts Endorse ‘Cats Aren’t Trophies’ Ballot Measure
“As an Indigenous person concerned with and raised in a framework of right relationship with the natural world, I find trophy hunting and egocentric activity upends nature’s natural balance…”
OPINION: Secret to a Better Town? More Places to Sit…
Recently, our city led a public input survey to understand what the public would like to see in a planned downtown redevelopment project…
Upcoming Community Food Share Opportunity to Support Pagosa Food Pantries
Join Healthy Archuleta in supporting the food security of our local community…
Colorado Builds Homes for Corrections Staff in Buena Vista
“These new housing options address immediate needs while contributing to the long-term sustainability and growth of our communities…”
OPINION: Why Initiative 50 and 108 are Heading for Disaster
Proponents of property tax ballot Initiatives 50 and 108 claim they will help ease home ownership costs for Colorado families. This couldn’t be more untrue…
Colorado Oil & Gas Regulators Adopt ‘Deep Geothermal’ Drilling Rules
“Geothermal energy can play an integral role in powering the way Coloradans live, work and play, and will help future generations…”
‘Lickety-Split’ Presents Family-Friendly Improv Comedy Show Tonight
This family-friendly event at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts will feature a food truck out front of the theater, so you can grab dinner before you head inside…
ESSAY: New Colorado Law Opens the Door to Accessory Dwelling Units
Colorado House Bill 24-1152 represents an important step forward in boosting the supply of affordable housing in the state’s population centers that need it most…
CHAMBER NEWS: Tickets Now Available for ColorFest
The Passport to Pagosa Wine & Food Festival features domestic and international wines paired with food from some of Pagosa’s best restaurants…
OPINION: Comment on Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters’ Guilty Verdict
“Tina Peters violated that trust with her fellow Coloradans. A Mesa County jury found her guilty on three counts attempt to influence a public official…”
LETTER: U.S. Violated the International Convention Against Torture
When Rep. Barbara Lee cast the lone vote in opposition to a resolution authorizing the war in Afghanistan, she declared, “As we act, let us not become the evil that we deplore.”
