In the age of information, many people know that plastic is bad for our water sources, air, soil, wildlife, and overall human health…
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LETTER: LPEA Election Coming Up
We need to diversify — and we need experienced leadership to ensure we diversify in smart, secure, and affordable ways…
LETTER: Natural Law vs Positive Law
There is a simple example of natural law that every child learns: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”…
A Festive Final Week at Wolf Creek Ski Season
To celebrate the ski season Wolf Creek has a full lineup of festivities for closing weekend… featuring Easter Sunday!
Pick Your Interest and Get Involved in Pagosa’s Future
The planning and building of our community takes many people to give input on many different levels…
Colorado GOP Chooses New Leadership Team
“Kristi, Priscilla, and Marilyn are the first all-female team to lead the Colorado GOP and I’m confident that they will be successful at driving our Party to many wins…”
OPINION: Loving the Second Amendment to Death
Addressing gun violence is no doubt a multifaceted issue, but to suggest gun access isn’t part of the problem is to stick one’s head in the sand…
Colorado Legislators Consider Improved Revenue Forecast
“While these aggregate indicators I think are fairly optimistic, that’s not necessarily the story that many individuals within our economy are experiencing…”
Snow Predicted to Continue Today, March 26
High country areas impacted include the Grand and Battlement Mesas, Uncompahgre Plateau, Northwest San Juan Mountains; Southwest San Juan Mountains…
OPINION: Ranchers Are Not the Enemy
As America’s oldest agriculture advocacy organization, Grange members across the state and nation are heartbroken to see themselves and people they’ve never met in the industry, vilified…
LETTER: Time to Move Beyond ‘Natural Law’
And now with issues so pressing, so urgent, so grave and divisive the world can barely discuss them, let alone address and resolve them…
Proposed Law Would Limit the Use of Solitary Confinement in Colorado
“The solitary confinement of people with serious mental illness and other health conditions is harmful to the point of being excruciating…”
OPINION: A Tragedy in Boulder
The tragic shooting that occurred yesterday afternoon inside the King Soopers grocery store at Table Mesa Shopping Center in Boulder took the lives of 10 Coloradans…
VIDEO: Free Online Tutoring Platform for Colorado School Children
Colorado Education Initiative today announced that they have launched a new partnership with Schoolhouse.world…
Public ‘Open House’ of Town’s New Maintenance Facility, Next Wednesday
The project cost $5.2 million and was completed on time and within budget. Value engineering, as well as staff performing some of the work, helped to save money on the project…
Colorado Releases New COVID Rules
Dial 3.0 metrics are further simplified and capacity limits are less restrictive. The state will work with counties to confirm their metrics under the new framework…
Millions More for Colorado K-12 schools?
Democratic lawmakers are asking the Colorado Supreme Court to decide whether a proposed tax change that could generate millions for K-12 education is constitutional…
Pagosa Wetlands Partners Offering Training for ‘Volunteer Naturalist Program’
The training will also include information about program delivery, such as tour pacing, presentation skills, handling questions, managing children, use of optics, etc…
Colorado Legislators Discussing ‘Public Option’ Health Insurance Plan
“The two counties that I represent, Eagle and Routt, there’s only one option on the health insurance market for those who buy on the individual market,” Roberts said…