In a little over two years, we’ll celebrate Colorado’s 150th birthday. How do we as Coloradans want to live? What do we want the future to look like?
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El Paso School Board Recommends ‘In God We Trust’ Displays in Schools
Laser noted that the drive to display “In God We Trust” in public schools was lifted right out of the playbook of Christian nationalism…
OPINION: To Teach About Israel and Palestine, Ground Rules for Tough Conversations
Patel, who holds a prestigious National Board Certification teaching credential, says it’s her goal to help students wade through polarizing topics…
OPINION: In What Moral Universe?
My mother often cited the cliché, “two wrongs don’t make a right.” She was right, as usual…
Court Denies Industry Attempt to Halt Colorado Wolf Reintroductions
“Rejecting this unfounded restraining order request is excellent news,” said Lindsay Larris, wildlife program director at WildEarth Guardians…
‘Early Bird’ Tickets for Four Corners Folk Festival Now on Sale
Volunteer opportunities for the Four Corners Folk Festival will be available after the first of the year…
$675,000 in Donations to Southwest Colorado Nonprofits on Colorado Gives Day 2023
Colorado donors turned out for this year’s event on Tuesday, December 5 with over $54.2 million donated to nonprofits statewide…
Fallout Spreads as Foundation for ‘Excited Delirium’ Diagnosis Cracks; Part Two
Quinto’s family has asked a state judge to throw out the coroner’s findings about his 2020 death…
Effects of Racism, Discrimination Would be Studied under Proposed Colorado Bill
“This is a priority bill, to put in front of our colleagues as a reminder that we are a growing and learning state…”
OPINION: The Netanyahu-Led Government Was Born In Sin
The government operated like the mafia, with the most dangerous and power-hungry boss, Netanyahu, sitting at the helm…
Criminal Complaints Threatened by Colorado GOP Against Previous GOP Leaders
The previous leaders also “left us in debt to our landlord to the tune of $9,000 in unpaid back rent and several tens of thousands of dollars in questionable legal bills…”
Fallout Spreads as Foundation for ‘Excited Delirium’ Diagnosis Cracks; Part One
“This entire thing, it’s a nightmare,” said Bella Collins, Angelo’s sister. “But there are silver linings everywhere…”
NOTE OF THANKS: Annual Food Drive in Pagosa
Over the years, LPEA and these grocery stores have certainly helped the residents of Archuleta County with much needed food during the winter months…
City Market Offers Seniors an Extra 5% Savings Today Only, Wednesday, Dec. 13
City Market is committed to providing a convenient, affordable, and Fresh shopping experience for everyone…
OPEN LETTER: To Our Pagosa Springs Gas Station Owners
In the last several months, while fuel prices have dropped considerably elsewhere, we have noticed that regular unleaded gasoline prices remained well above $4 per gallon…
Pagosa Tourism Board Seeking Applicants for Vacant Seats
The Pagosa Springs Area Tourism Board currently has four (4) vacant seats and is seeking applications from individuals that would be interested in serving…
OPINION: Lawsuit Seeks to Delay Wolf Reintroduction in Colorado
The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and Gunnison County Stockgrowers Association filed the suit on Monday just as state employees are finalizing logistics to reintroduce wolves…
The US Avoided a Recession in 2023; What’s the Outlook for 2024?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in November wages rose 4% over the past year, compared to inflation which has been easing…
$22 million Coming to the West to Reduce Conflicts Between Ranchers and Wolves
About $16.5 million will go to the “Stewarding the Working Wild” project in Montana, Oregon, and Colorado, led by Heart of the Rockies Initiative…
