“Farmers and ranchers are concerned about the future of the communities they live in and the land they care for…”
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Fatal Case of Plague in Archuleta County
“While this disease is very rare, it is important to be aware of how you can be exposed and the symptoms it can cause…”
Dominium Empowers Education with $1.4 Million in Scholarships
This initiative reflects Dominium’s unwavering dedication to empowering individuals through education…
‘Runway for Rise’ Fashion Extravaganza This Saturday
Our amazing teams are competing to create and model one extraordinary fashion design using a trash bag, duct tape, thrift store purchases and something from nature…
Wolf Creek Ski Area Announces New ‘Tumbler’ Lift
The Tumbler Lift will provide an alternative for first time, adult skiers…
‘Denver Basic Income Project’ Coming to an End?
“We can’t build self-autonomy and trust from those who feel disenfranchised in our society, if our society doesn’t first trust them to be autonomous…”
5 Tips to Help Pay for a Colorado College Education
“Most schools also have institutional scholarships that give priority to returning students…”
Archuleta Democrats to Host Chili Supper on Saturday, Sept. 30
Beer, wine, soft drinks available to purchase. Dessert, coffee, water will be provided…
Food Waste in Pagosa Springs Will Generate Compost
The exciting news is that they now have a contract with City Market here in Pagosa Springs to pick up food waste…
San Juan National Forest Will Begin Closing Some Campgrounds
Some campgrounds will remain open, but offer limited services…
Pagosa Newcomer Meet & Greet Event
There will be appetizers and beverages provided by the Chamber of Commerce…
State Economic Forecast Predicts Drop in TABOR Refunds
“…and we look forward to making more progress on increasing housing supply…”
Archuleta County to Host Waste Tire Collection Event
Tires will be accepted by drop off at the Archuleta County Public Works Building…
Number of Youth in Confinement Fell Again in 2021, Continuing Long-Term Trend
The Sentencing Project celebrates decline but urges continued action to reduce harm caused by incarceration of youth…
‘Sangre Joven’ to Perform at 17th Annual Mountain Chile Cha Cha
Sangre Joven originated in the northern New Mexico pueblo de Las Vegas, performing music in a style known as El Estillo Del Norte De Nuevo Mexico…
Hospitals Plead with Congress to Avert Medicaid Funding Cuts
More than 250 hospitals and health systems are asking Congress to avert or delay a forthcoming $8 billion cut…
Colorado GOP Allowed to File Briefs in Lawsuit Seeking to Block Trump from Ballot
“Colorado Republicans can now file briefs, produce evidence, and challenge the other side in this case and at trial…”
National Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrates the Nation’s Diversity
During National Hispanic Heritage Month, the SBA carries on the important work of honoring Hispanic culture and entrepreneurship…
Colorado Aims to Shore Up Its Affordable Internet Program
State could soon launch a statewide internet subsidy program if funding for affordable internet dries up…
