Special 4(d) rule would tailor protections for butterfly while balancing conservation with land management activities…
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Colorado College Enrollment Rates Impacted by COVID Crisis
All student demographics experienced strong decreases in college-going, especially high school graduates from small rural areas…
OPINION: Archuleta Democrats Raise Concerns about Leaving San Juan Basin Public Health
If the County goes it alone on public health, can it meet those mandates effectively and without requiring a tax increase?
‘ArtRoom Collective’ to Host Spring Exhibition and Market
The ArtRoom Collective is a group of 22 artists located in the renovated auditorium space of the historic Smiley Building in Durango, Colorado…
An Evening of Music & Stories with Brice Beaird
In 2009, Beaird released his second CD, Now Appearing. His hit song, When Will It End was featured and helped to raise over $25,000 for Mental Health America…
Celebrate Colorado Teacher Appreciation Week, May 2-6
“Help us celebrate and show extra appreciation for our teachers this week by recognizing a teacher…”
Polis, Colorado Lawmakers Unveil $700M Property Tax Relief Package
“We’re disappointed Gov. Polis and legislators are working behind closed doors to cut a deal…”
San Juan National Forest Firewood Permits Now On Sale
One household may purchase a permit for up to 10 cords of firewood per year for personal use…
Message from the SJBPH Board of Health, Concerning a Possible Transition
The Board of Health will create a report outlining the recommendations and provide it to the County Commissioners of both counties…
Audubon’s Updated Advice on Bird Feeders During Avian Flu Outbreak
It’s important for folks in the area to take proper steps to monitor and help contain the spread of avian influenza in their backyards…
OPINION: Living Under the Tyranny of Lawyers and Courts
Complicit media outlets use fake science and dire predictions to persuade people that only government intervention will protect and save them…
EDITORIAL: Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?… I mean, COVID… Part Five
Who’s foolish, in our current COVID story? Who’s greedy and hungry? And who’s wise?
ORBITERS: Republicans
The final plan for getting Earthlings to Mars was simple: Bribery. They would give everyone one hundred thousand dollars to get on space zeppelins…
CPW Begins Angler Survey at Miramonte Reservoir Beginning May 1
Miramonte Reservoir, located south of Norwood at the Dan Noble State Wildlife Area, is home to a strong fishery for southwest Colorado…
Tri-State Files Agreement for ‘Flexible Power Supply Options’ on Behalf of LPEA, Other Associations
We are optimistic about the partial contract option, allowing us to source half our power from Tri-State and half from other sources…”
Chamber, High School Partnering on Youth Job Fair
Due to COVID circumstances, the Job Fair has not been held for several years, so the Chamber is excited to get back into helping our businesses recruit workforce…
OPINION: Severability Imminent from SJBPH
For example, a public health agency has no compelling reason for prior restraint and preventing people from speaking out about a health concern…
Enrollment Losses in Cities Prompt Talk of School Closures
Next school year, though, Jefferson will have to trim half a million dollars from her budget…
Students Showcase Handiwork at Build Pagosa’s 4th Annual Auction, May 6
“I’ve seen what this auction can do for these young people,” says Hessman… “Their sense of self worth soars…”
