On Tuesday, the Nathan Yip Foundation announced that rural Colorado school districts can apply for a new multiyear grant for up to $75,000 paid out over three years. “For 10 years we’ve been championing rural education in Colorado, and we are proud to launch a bold new multiyear grant opportunity for rural K-12 school districts,” READ MORE
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Energy Outreach Colorado’s Community Solar Garden Capacity to Double
Xcel Energy-owned project expands access to clean energy and delivers meaningful savings for income-qualified families across Colorado…
LETTER: What is the Town Planning Commission Thinking?
Am I surprised at the decision to approve the conceptual plan based upon a seemingly laughable “Sketch Plan”? Sadly, I am not…
Southwest Colorado Gears Up for Giving Starting Tomorrow, Nov. 1
“This is an incredible time for locals to show up for the organizations that support our well being on so many levels…”
Analysis Finds Higher Health Insurance Premiums, Reduced Help for Colorado Health Insurance Customers
Connect for Health Colorado’s analysis is based on the Colorado Division of Insurance’s announcement of final health insurance premium rates…
Lickety-Split Hosting ‘First Friday’ Improv Comedy Show at PSCA
The third show of the season happens next week… Friday, November 7, at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts…
OPINION: Amid SNAP Cuts, We Take Care of Each Other
For five years it’s been nonstop: fires, floods, COVID, housing crises, and now this. Many of us are tired, but we know that resilience is a shared muscle…
‘Ranch Managers Guild’ Offering Peer-to-Peer Learning Opportunities
Today’s ranch managers face a growing array of responsibilities – land stewardship, business planning, labor management, infrastructure oversight, compliance…
Monks of Gaden Shartse Monastery Visit Durango for ‘Compassion Way’ Ceremony, November 12–21
The purpose of the tour is to share the monks’ rich cultural traditions, along with their spiritual practices…
Aspen Institute Selects Pueblo Community College to Compete for Aspen Prize
The $1 million prize honors colleges achieving strong student results, both in college and after graduation…
Join LPEA’s Round Up Foundation Board & Help Fund Nonprofits
Volunteers should expect to dedicate up to 10 hours per month, including meeting time and reviewing applications…
‘Jack O’ Lantern Jamboree’ at Tennyson Sculpture Garden & Park, Friday Oct. 31
Kids and Adults compete separately for prizes. The costume contest is FREE for kids 12 and under; adult costume contest entry fee is $15….
OPINION: The Lies About Election Integrity
The best way to push back against lies and disinformation is to stay informed and involved…
OPINION: Open Letter to the Town Planning Commission Regarding ‘Pagosa West’
The goal at this stage is to encourage correction through the political and administrative process, avoiding unnecessary litigation by ensuring the Town complies fully with its own Code…
Tickets Available for ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the Musical’
With a heart “two sizes too small,” the Grinch despises the annual Christmas festivities of Who-ville from a solitary distance…
Masquerade Fundraiser for Archuleta Seniors a Spirited Success
The celebration not only brought joy to attendees but also raised important funds to support the organization’s mission of serving local seniors…
Colorado Schools Depending on Passage of November Ballot Measures, for School Lunches
The state needs about $150 million this year to fully fund the program, but the revenue from Proposition FF, which created the program, has fallen short…
Insurance Information Concerning Southwestern Colorado Floods
In wake of the flooding in Southwestern Colorado, the Colorado Division of Insurance can help people with their insurance questions…
Public Invited to Free League of Women Voters Program, Mon. Oct. 27
LWV Archuleta invites everyone to their free October Program Meeting: “How Colorado Elections Work…”
