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‘Natural Grocers’ Honors Organic Month 2025 with Rodale Institute Fundraiser
The company offers month-long discounts, education and fundraising opportunities, plus amazing savings of up to 41% off, samples, freebies and more, September 10 – 13…
A Green Mountain Library
We hope these green initiatives make you proud of your library. We invite you to share any additional ideas you might have about how we can do even better…
Social Security Rolls Out AI Chatbot to Replace Terminated Workers
“With the new administration, they’re just kind of like, let’s go fast and fix it later, which I don’t agree with…”
Community Choir to Begin Rehearsals for Christmas Concert
The Community Choir has been operating for more than 20 years, and the group’s Christmas concerts are beloved by the community…
Forest Service Cuts Leave Firefighters Mowing Lawns While Morale Craters
Crews say layoffs and resignations have left them stuck with duties far from the fire line…
‘Lickety-Split’ Brings Back ‘First Fridays’ Comedy Starting This Week
Our first show of the season happens this Friday, September 5 at 7pm at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts…
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION UPDATE: Week of September 2-7
Some smaller paving operations are anticipated to take place throughout the next few weeks, from 1st to 3rd streets…
Advocacy Training: The Power of Effective Persuasive Messaging
Stories are uniquely powerful ways we express ourselves, our values and our beliefs. Stories tend to be predictable – they have a beginning, middle and end. Stories feature relatable characters that help to build empathy and compassion for people and experiences that may vary from our own but connect with our core values. Ultimately, we READ MORE
Kids Kare for Little Kids ages 3-5
The program includes Bible time with interactive stories, songs with motions, memory verses and lots of other activities…
Saturday Concert at Yamaguchi Park Features ‘Blessing Chimanga Experience’
Leading the night is The Blessing Chimanga Experience, bringing energetic African rhythms and virtuosic marimba performances…
Vets, Rotary to Host Free Pancake Breakfasts, September 6 & 7
Vets 4 Vets has been hosting the event for the last 3 years and Rotary Club of Pagosa Springs is joining forces with them this year…
CPW Distributes Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Grants
These grants provide funding for local communities, municipalities, businesses and nonprofit organizations working to create innovative ways to reduce human-bear conflict…
Attorney General Issues Alert After Wage Theft Retaliation Reports
While the attorney general’s office does not represent individuals, the attorney general can investigate suspected worker rights violations…
LETTER: Too Many Rules and No One Enforcing Them
For some reason, only New Mexico and Texas residents who come to our “beautiful” area for whatever reason are allowed to do the following…
‘Startup Colorado’ Partners with ‘Belonging Colorado’ to Launch Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator
“This partnership will show how collaboration and thoughtful planning can make Colorado a leader in inclusive economic development…”
States Fast-track Renewable Energy Permits to Beat Federal Deadline
Renewable energy developers and state leaders nationwide are racing to start construction on wind and solar projects before the expiration of federal tax credits…
OPINION: A Simple Solution to a Health Care Calamity
While Republicans at the federal level have plunged our market into chaos, insurers must still be held accountable for their pricing…
LETTER: A Heartbreaking Interview
I am appalled that my country stands by and witnesses the slaughter. Is this what is meant by “American exceptionalism”?
