Please come out this Thursday, June 9, from 5:30 to 7:30pm for some great music by Bob Hemenger…
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15th Annual Pagosa Folk N’ Bluegrass Slated for June 10-12
Cary Morin, a blues guitarist who is a member of the Crow tribe and past performer at Telluride Blues and Brews, will play sets on Friday and Saturday…
Bear Dance Fire Breaks Out on Southern Ute Reservation
A report on June 5 stated that personnel had kept the fire to 89 acres and that it was 40% contained…
Biden Administration Settles Oil and Gas Lawsuits
Biden administration will address oil and gas leasing climate impacts on nearly 4 million acres of western U.S. public lands…
Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
This program is vitally important because many seniors have little to no access to nutritious meals…
PLUMTAW FIRE: Final Report from Type 3 Team
Thank you to the public and to our partners for your support and patience during the Plumtaw Incident…
‘Bright Star’ Opens Tonight at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts
‘Bright Star’ tells a sweeping tale of love and redemption set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and 1940s…
Colorado Scores Historic Wins for Farmers, Ranchers, Water, the Outdoors…
“We have new funding and resources for wildlife highway crossings, forest mitigation and watershed projects, new state parks, outdoor recreation…”
HEALTHY ARCHULETA LEADERSHIP: Joline LeftHandBull
The Archuleta County Nutrition Security and Health Equity Assessment which kicked off this past December 2021 continues its ongoing work to engage the community through a Community Learning and Leadership Circle (CLLC) that meets on a weekly basis. The CLLC is made up of a group of diverse Archuleta County community members, who are committed READ MORE
LETTER: Fresh Perspective
As always, Mr. Hudson brings a fresh perspective to a subject in need of one…
Historic $178 Million Investment to Save Coloradans Money on Housing
“As Colorado’s population continues to grow, we have to make sure communities have the land and resources required to develop affordable housing…”
OPINION: Why Would I Talk to Them?
We usually don’t ask questions to try to understand the other person, but instead throw out statements of identity and values…
Little Growth Likely in Colorado Oil Production, Report Finds
The quarterly report on oil and gas markets from the school’s Payne Institute for Public Policy found that little has changed…
Colorado Governor Polis Declares Emergency Due to Baby Formula Shortage
The U.S. House of Representatives also passed two bills to address the shortage, one of which has also been approved by the Senate…
Despite a First-Ever ‘Right-to-Repair’ Law, There’s No Easy Fix for Wheelchair Users
Robin Bolduc isn’t the type of person who takes “no” for an answer — particularly when it comes to fixing her husband’s wheelchair…
Youth Workshops at Chimney Rock
CRIA’s youth workshops take place in June and July and include age-appropriate activities such as rock art, weaving, coil pottery, artifact discovery…
CPW Invites Anglers to Public Meeting June 7 at Vallecito Lake Event Center
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will host a public meeting June 7 at Vallecito Lake to discuss fishery management…
OPINION: ‘I Want to Make a Change in My Community… But Where Do I Start?’
The 4-step Process uses a series of comparatively small actions to iteratively improve your city and identify the successful strategies worthy of greater investment…
OPINION: Wild Horse Crisis at Canon City Prison Leaves Many Unanswered Questions
As the death toll rose, calls for an independent investigation into the BLM and the prison have been ignored…
