Centers are confronting financial strain, restrictive regulations and resistance from hospitals…
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READY, FIRE, AIM: A Future Without Work?
I came across a video last weekend — an interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (shown above) on Theo Von’s “This Past Weekend” show — and it got me thinking about the future. Something I normally try not to do. Because, you know… the way things are going. You can watch a brief excerpt from READ MORE
Fresh Snow at Wolf Creek Ski Area
The midway snow depth is currently at 33 inches. The year-to-date snowfall total is 73 inches…
Primary Campaigns to Watch in Colorado, Part Two
Photo: A view of the Colorado Capitol on May 4, 2024. (Quentin Young/Colorado Newsline) This story by Sara Wilson appeared on Colorado Newsline on January 5, 2026. We are sharing it in two parts. Read Part One Every single seat in the Colorado House of Representatives and about half of seats in the Colorado Senate will READ MORE
‘Truth Be Told’ Documentary to be Screened Next Week in Durango
This free, public event is intended to encourage thoughtful conversation about why local news matters…
‘Alpha Marriage Course’ Offers Practical Support
The Marriage Course is based on Christian principles, but is designed for all couples, with or without a church background…
ESSAY: A Year of Progress, Partnership, and Gratitude
These accomplishments represent just a portion of the important initiatives undertaken over the past year…
DUI Consequences in 2026
“A DUI, whether misdemeanor or felony, is a criminal charge that never goes away,” explained Col. Matthew C. Packard…
Greg Lopez Announces Unaffiliated Campaign for Governor
“Colorado deserves a Governor who answers to the people, not to party leadership, national talking points, or political machines…”
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Wishing Our Community a Happy New Year in 2026
ASI will be closed on Thursday and Friday, January 1 and 2, and Monday, January 19, for Martin Luther King, Jr Day…
Habitat for Humanity ‘Penguin Plunge Team’ Seeking Sponsors
Habitat for Humanity of Archuleta County currently has six brave souls ready to plunge into the mighty San Juan River…
Northern Colorado Wildlife Center Names New Executive Director
NCWC has named Michela Dunbar as its new Executive Director, as the organization enters its 10th year of service…
Archuleta County BOCC Approves Contribution to EMS
In any community, EMS is essential. But in a rural community like Archuleta County, it can truly be a matter of life and death…
Chimney Rock National Monument Designated as an International Dark Sky Park
The U.S. Forest Service and CRIA plan to continue their efforts to preserve and enhance the monument’s night sky…
Get Your Tickets for ‘Lickety-Split’ Comedy Improv This Friday, Jan. 2
Lickety-Split Comedy is celebrating the New Year on January 2 with the perfect hangover cure: Comedy!
Celebrate Dr. King by Donating a Gift of Blood on January 21
There is always a need and sometimes a critical one for blood donors in Southwest Colorado…
Colorado Celebrates $200 Million for Rural Health Care
Federal funding will address significant health care needs and gaps in Colorado’s rural and frontier counties, representing more than $1 billion over 5 years…
Funding Available to Strengthen Local Food Systems in Colorado
“Urban producers play a critical role in resilient local food systems across Colorado…”
Colorado Marijuana Sales Generates $200 Million in Tax Revenue in 2025
Coloradans have purchased almost $1 billion of regulated marijuana, generating almost $200 million of tax and fee revenue in calendar year 2025, according to new monthly data published this week by the Colorado Department of Revenue. Colorado will likely surpass $1 billion in sales and $200 million in tax revenue before year’s end; November figures READ MORE