Habitat Archuleta is now in its second year of their current project to build 15 homes in five years, tripling their capacity…
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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…
Earth Day Durango Inspires Action for a Climate Fit For Life
According to Earth Day Durango’s website, the purpose of their efforts is to “inspire businesses, organizations, and people of all ages, through fun and learning…”
Town of Pagosa Springs Invites Input on Road Conditions
An overview of the Town’s road management and maintenance plans…
Businesses Encouraged to Participate in ‘Big Springs Clean’
Let’s get creative. How about throwing in a Big Spring Clean Sale that weekend?
‘Affordable Housing Crisis’ Report Makes Recommendations to Colorado Lawmakers
“We just think voters approved making these funds available for those households most in need, and so we want to honor that…”
Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Sentenced to Four Months Home Detention
Mesa County Court Judge Bruce R. Raaum also gave Peters 120 hours of community service and a $750 fine…
Colorado Attorney General Joins ‘Abortion Pill’ Coalition
Attorney General Phil Weiser joins multistate coalition to fight back against decision to block medication abortion access…
San Juan Basin Public Health Urges Residents to Use COVID Services
While the federal public health emergency is ending, we expect COVID-19 to continue to circulate in the community…
Curtains Up Pagosa Announces Auditions for ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’
If you are interested in being a part of the cast for this show, please prepare a short song…
Major Land Use Bill Gets First Committee Hearing in Colorado Senate
“Every other state in the nation that has faced a housing affordability crisis has employed some statewide controls to create a level playing field…”
Chamber Annual ‘Hanging Baskets’ Nearly Sold Out
This annual program encourages businesses and residents to spruce up their entrances or homes…
San Juan Stargazers Announce Upcoming Events
The San Juan Stargazers Astronomy Club will be hosting two deep sky viewing nights…
Registration Open for Multiple Sports Leagues at Parks & Rec
You can register online or stop by the Community Center to fill out a form…
Inside the Battle Over Who Gets to Build the Grid of the Future
“What’s important to note is that the clean energy transition is going to require a significant amount of new transmission…”
School District Schedules ‘Community Meeting’ for Monday, April 10, to Address Safety Concerns
The purpose of the meeting is “to increase awareness, understanding, and transparency around safety protocols and procedures…”
No, a New Report Does Not Show Colorado as ‘No. 1 in Violent Crime’
The Colorado House Republican caucus shared a link to the story, which it said showed “it’s time to lock up criminals and uplift our law enforcement…”
