Saturday’s festival activities will include a “Trash Swap” initiative at Ute Drive Park…
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State Board of Education Approves ‘Healthy School Meals for All’ Rules
Beginning in the 2023-24 school year, the program will offer free meals to all students at districts choosing to participate…
McPhee Reservoir Boatramp Opens Friday
Current boat registration is required to launch a vessel on the reservoir…
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Seeks Input on State Wildlife Areas
To help ensure SWAs are benefitting wildlife and manage increasing recreation demand at SWAs, CPW is proposing updates to SWA regulations…
Colorado’s ‘Magic Mushroom’ Board Convenes for the First Time
The State-appointed panel must make wide-ranging set of recommendations on legalization program…
OPINION: County STR Decisions Would Benefit from Mapping Tools
Mr. Woodman noted that there are a significant number of non-permitted STRs in the county…
OPINION: Retirees Can Be Part of the Early Childhood Solution
We are actively recruiting adults 50+ to serve as Corps Members in our program, and help the struggling Early Childhood industry…
Archuleta Democrats to Host Informal Lunch Tomorrow
There will be no speaker at this meeting; it will be a chance for you to socialize and meet other Democrats…
Flowstone Education to Host Earth Day Recycling Event in Pagosa Springs
Local non-profit, Flowstone Education, announced they will be collecting sneakers in any condition, and old electronics, as part of a fundraising campaign…
Justice Department to Ask Supreme Court to Reject Limits on Abortion Pill Access, Part Two
The judges wrote the FDA failed to “examine the relevant data” when it changed how mifepristone is prescribed and used in 2016…
Colorado Bill Would Add Protections to Students Facing Expulsion
Advocates for youth worry that removing students from school cuts them off from positive influences, derails their education, and makes it more likely they’ll end up in the criminal justice system…
34 Attorneys General Urge Supreme Court to Protect Veterans’ Rights
“Veterans have a legal right to benefits outlined under the GI Bill, including the right to pursue higher education with their country’s support…”
FILM: ‘No Small Matter’ to be Screened by Early Childhood Council
“No Small Matter” is built from stories of real children, families and teachers, illustrating the impact of high-quality early childhood experiences…
Justice Department to Ask Supreme Court to Reject Limits on Abortion Pill Access, Part One
Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement the department “strongly disagrees” with a decision from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans…
CO Hwy 151 Closed South of Chimney Rock National Monument
Motorists should plan for a long-term closure to be in place through the end of May…
Pagosa UU Fellowship to Hear About Habitat for Humanity
Habitat Archuleta is now in its second year of their current project to build 15 homes in five years, tripling their capacity…
Upcoming ‘Medicare 101’ Class on April 24 at the Library
Medicare is complicated. It is important to learn about it…
INTERVIEW: Pagosa Springs ‘Mayor Pro Tem’ Matt DeGuise
Now, one year into his second four-year term, DeGuise was recently appointed by Town Council to serve as Mayor Pro Tem…
LETTER: Considering Vacation Rental Density Caps
No doubt, vacation rentals offer a lodging option that can bolster tourism. That’s not, however, a reason to dismiss residents’ requests for limits…
