“Kids on the bus may be the lowest risk, but we don’t know, because I am seeing different reports about how the virus could spread…”
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8 Inches of Fresh Powder at Wolf Creek
Spring Break evening ticket sales have begun. Lift tickets, lessons, and rentals for the next day can be purchased from 3pm to 5pm the evening prior…
How Are Schools Handling Coronavirus Fears? Part Two
“Students are bored; students are lonely,” the teacher said. “We have students who are just completely absent…”
How Are Schools Handling Coronavirus Fears? Part One
Most school districts do not have plans for continuing instruction during an extended closure, but several are considering it after the Centers for Disease Control last week urged districts to prepare…
Pagosa Peak First & Second Graders Celebrate a ‘Bird Festival’
The Bird Festival included six interactive tables with educational posters written and illustrated by the students; the 1st and 2nd graders also performed a bird-themed musical they wrote…
LETTER: Humanity at a Unique Juncture
The wireless 5-G energy system is a grand example of ‘smart, but not wise’ for it seriously depletes our bodies natural bio-electric life force energy…
Clifford Lucero Announces County Commissioner Candidacy
By James Garrett Community resident Clifford Lucero today announced his candidacy for Archuleta County Commissioner, running in the election to be held this fall. Lucero, age 56, of the Twin Creeks neighborhood in District 1, will run for Commissioner in November as an Independent. Lucero has previously served the citizens of Archuleta County in numerous READ MORE
Amy Klobuchar Officially Withdraws from Colorado Presidential Primary
Amy Klobuchar, Democratic Party candidate for United States President, officially filed paperwork with the Colorado Secretary of State to withdraw as a candidate…
Your Colorado Fishing License Awaits You
Whether you enjoy line fishing, ice fishing or fly fishing, Colorado provides 6,000 miles of streams and more than 1,300 lakes and reservoirs…
LETTER: Voting for the First Time
In 2016, I could not vote, but as I watched the presidential election go down, I realized that something was fundamentally wrong with our country…
LETTER: Once in a Lifetime Candidate
Bernie Sanders believes that you, and I, and millions of people across this country standing together and rising up as one voice is the only way this can happen…
Colorado Mountain Weather Observing Systems to be Enhanced with Cameras
This effort is made possible through a partnership developed between the Colorado Division of Aeronautics and the FAA…
LETTER: Questions About School Shootings
It doesn’t excuse or justify these horrific crimes, but certainly raises questions that need to be explored if we want to prevent future instances…
LETTER: Sanders is a Threat to the Rich and Powerful
This orchestrated campaign attacking Bernie Sanders by Wall Street spokesmen is not surprising…
Bill to Expand Youth Shelter Access Passes Senate
During the 2018-2019 school year, Colorado’s Department of Education reported 23,000 students experienced homelessness statewide, and 2,397 of those students were identified as unaccompanied minors…
‘Leap Day Fun Race’ at Wolf Creek Ski Area This Weekend
Wolf Creek Ski Area will host a ‘Leap Day Fun Race’ on Saturday, February 29. Race your friends or just challenge your own fastest time…
LETTER: Riverwalk Wetlands Presentation This Thursday, Feb. 27
Our mission and purpose is to Protect, Conserve and Enhance the health and beauty of the Riverwalk Wetlands…
LETTER: Say NO to Bloomberg
Throughout his political career, he has bought endorsements by heavily funding both high-profile NPOs and political allies’ campaigns….
Some Colorado Schools Seeing More Poverty, Fewer Federal Dollars, Part Two
“Why is the federal government continuing to cut this funding when the need continues to grow?…”
