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Town Announces New July Fourth Parade Route
Ms. Phillips presented two possible parade routes to the Council…
Governor Signs Two Education Bills to Address Funding, Teacher Retention
“I know from personal experience how nearly impossible it is for student teachers to meet their prep obligations while supporting themselves financially…”
OPINION: Considering the Epidemic of Suicide Among Veterans
It’s no surprise that veterans who are struggling with other mental health issues will often turn to drugs and alcohol to cope…
‘Bright Star’ Opens June 3 at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts
The emotion-filled melodies and lyrics of “Bright Star” weave a story of love, hope and redemption…
PLUMTAW FIRE: May 26
Rehabilitation work in the Lost Valley of the San Juans subdivision has been completed and residents have returned…
Archuleta School District Chooses Rick Holt as New Superintendent
We are very pleased to have Rick Holt join our district and look forward to his leadership of all our schools…
Durango Theatreworks Kicks Off Inaugural Season at Community Concert Hall, Durango
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a musical comedy with lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber…
OPINION: Another Point of View… on Roe v Wade
I have been a proponent of overturning Roe v. Wade because it invents “compelling government interest”…
Rural Students Go to College at Lower Rates; Fowler Bucks the Trend… Part Two
“You cannot sustain those communities with only agricultural workers,” said Joe Garcia, who grew up in rural New Mexico…
15th Annual Folk N’ Bluegrass Festival Less Than a Month Away
Pagosa Folk N’ Bluegrass returns to Reservoir Hill with Tommy Emmanuel, The Lil’ Smokies, and Sarah Shook & the Disarmers headlining the three-day event…
19th Hole Concerts Will Raise Money for Local Nonprofits
The 19th Hole Concerts pairs an Archuleta County nonprofit with a local music talent on Thursday evenings…
Rural Students Go to College at Lower Rates; Fowler Bucks the Trend… Part One
When they say it takes a village — it really does have that feel…”
262 Ranch and Chama Peak Land Alliance Award Local Scholarships
“Service is a priority and passion for me, so I wish to align my education and future career with service…”
Progressive Group Alleges GOP Attorney General Candidate Accepted Illegal Campaign Donation
The complaint shows that Kellner accepted a $500 contribution from Michael Fields on January 27…
ESSAY: The Power and Presence of Water in Native American Myth and the Bible
In Hajíínéí the water guardians became angry at the Nílch’i Dine’é and sent a massive flood into the First World to punish them…
OPINION: My Challenge to the FBI’s Unconstitutional Fingerprint Requirement
“Now, I have a question for you. Do you as state and federal agents take an “Oath of Office” to protect and defend our constitutional rights?…”
Veterans Memorial Park Begins Parking Lot Construction
While this complete closure may be inconvenient, it is necessary for the contractor to receive materials, stage equipment and perform the planned construction in a safe workplace…
KSUT Partners with StoryCorps to Foster Connections Across Political Divides
“Since StoryCorps’ founding almost 20 years ago, our mission has been to remind each other of our shared humanity through the act of listening…”