The founders of the Montezuma Orchard Restoration Project (MORP), Jude and Addie Schuenemeyer, began working with the heritage apple trees almost 20 years ago…
Author: Post Contributor
The Pagosa Daily Post welcomes submissions, photos, letters and videos from people who love, and care about, Pagosa Springs, Colorado. More information available at 970-903-2673 or pagosadailypost@gmail.com
Enjoy Veterans Dinner and Dance Benefit Tomorrow, Friday Nov. 14
The Archuleta County Vets 4 Vets organization is pleased to invite the entire community to join in a truly special event…
‘Lickety-Split’ Comedy Sketch Performances Tomorrow, Friday Nov. 14
This is a one-night only event at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts…
LETTER: A Better Use for Lodgers Tax
I have posed these questions before: How much tourism is enough? How much is too much?
OPINION: The Man Who Bought a Forest, to Save It
Johan Eliasch could have followed the well-worn path of industry, extracting resources, converting nature into numbers on a spreadsheet…
OPINION: Fighting for Veterans, to Protect Jobs, Health Care, Freedoms
Today and every day, the labor movement is proud to be home to more than 1 million veterans…
TROOPER TIPS: Winter Has Arrived in Colorado
By Trooper Hunter Mathews The iconic phrase “Winter is coming” was notably uttered on television in 2011 on the popular show Game of Thrones. However, the great state of Colorado has already seen its first snowfall in the mountains. The preparation phase for winter weather driving has come and gone… and if you are behind READ MORE
‘Rise Above Violence’ to Present at Democratic Club Lunch Meeting
Please come and hear about the many things that this organization does to prevent violence and to support families that are experiencing violence…
LETTER: ‘Transgender Day of Remembrance’ Set for Nov. 20
This educational and candlelight vigil is to hold space for broadening our understanding and sharing with others in a safe space…
Today, Nov. 11, Marks Federal Deadline for Colorado River ‘Framework’ Agreement
The Upper Basin states of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming have resisted mandatory cuts…
Mixed Results in November Election, for Lodgers Tax Hikes to Support Child Care
In Hinsdale County, the lodging tax increase will raise $240,000 a year…
‘Our Community Eats’ Increases Sustainability Through Partnerships
Every aspect of operations from accounting and grant writing to stocking shelves and managing deliveries is handled entirely by volunteers…
STRONG TOWNS: How a Board Game Inspired Change
That was the “aha” moment: Red tape isn’t just frustrating; it kills good projects before they ever begin…
Community Invited to CSU Extension Open House, Tuesday, Nov. 18
Treat yourself to a delicious charcuterie spread, warmed mulled cider and other refreshments…
League of Women Voters Meet Tonight, November 10
After the business portion, we’ll shift gears for some informative, fun, and social activities, including a Scavenger Hunt…
Farmers, Barbers, GOP Lawmakers Worried Over Fate of ACA Tax Credits
Small-business owners and their employees are worried about their health care, and their livelihoods, as insurance prices surge…
VOORMI Opens New Retail Location at the Springs Resort
The retail space features VOORMI’s complete collection of technical outdoor apparel, including signature wool-based layering systems…
OPINION: Tell Congress to End the Shutdown
In the backdrop of this shutdown, 44 million people are shopping for Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plans and discovering exponentially higher premiums…
‘Sunday Night Unplugged’ Returns to St. Patrick’s This Sunday with Unique Program
The Taizé Community in France is a Christian monastic community famed for its community prayers and music…