The meeting will be held at Pagosa Baking Company, 238 Pagosa Street…
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Colorado Attorney General Announces Grant to Support Opioid Treatments
Colorado is on track to receive nearly $870 million over 18 years…
The Scoop on the Pagosa Springs July Fourth Celebration
Plan now for a fun 4th of July holiday weekend and spend some time participating in our annual events…
Judge Blocks Colorado Governor from Ordering State Official to Provide Information to ICE
The preliminary injunction does not bar Governor Polis from finding another way to comply with the ICE subpoena…
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION UPDATE: Week of June 30-July 4
Photo: Storm drain installation at the 2nd Street intersection. Courtesy CDOT. The crews performing the reconstruction work in downtown Pagosa Springs will not be working July 3-6, in recognition of the Fourth of July holiday. Crews will return to the worksite the morning of Monday, July 7. The WW Clyde team will have a supervisor READ MORE
Final Two Youth Workshops at Chimney Rock National Monument
This year’s workshops will feature rock wrapping, feather art, printmaking, weaving in the round, creating a clay ocarina, and learning how to make a nature journal…
Durango Childcare Center, Community Services Benefiting from Tax Credits
“From child care to live music and weekly trivia, the Powerhouse provides a broad range of community services and activities…”
Show Your Heart, All Year
The 76th Anniversary of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church will be celebrated on Saturday, June 28 with 5pm Holy Mass…
Archuleta County Health Department ‘Jeopardy Game’ Today, June 25
“I’m excited for people to learn about health insurance and open enrollment in a way that’s fun…”
GOP Senators Struggle to Cut Medicaid without Harming Rural Hospitals
“We’ve got 1.3 million people on Medicaid in Missouri, hundreds of thousands of kids. That’s 21% of my population…”
LETTER: Freedom… But Not For All
As we celebrate the Fourth of July with friends, let’s pause to consider those denied even the most basic freedoms…
LETTER: County Funding That Benefits Only the Few
As citizens of Archuleta County, our request is that we better allocate our taxes to the infrastructure that the vast majority of us rely on…
Attorneys General Challenge Public Media Cuts
“Public radio and television connect millions of people in Colorado and across the country to critical information they might not otherwise be able to access…”
End of Life Education Group Meets This Thursday, June 26
The program will begin at 1pm with time for visiting, coffee, tea and treats…
Town Sanitation System ‘Stable’ but Still Fragile
We thank you for your conservation efforts, which helped prevent an overflow…
Nicole Pitcher Elected President of LPEA Board
LPEA’s board of directors is elected by members to represent four districts and guide the cooperative’s power supply, finances, and policies…
Town Secures $12,000 Grant for Wildfire Mitigation on Reservoir Hill
The grant will enable wildfire mitigation efforts across 20 acres of Reservoir Hill, a well-known recreation area and ecological asset…
Public Lands Proposed for Protection by Colorado Communities… at Risk…
National public lands in the CORE Act, Dolores River National Conservation Area Act, GORP Act and Sarvis Creek Wilderness Completion Act at risk of being sold off…
Flawed Federal Programs Maroon Rural Americans in Telehealth Blackouts, Part Two
“The worst-case scenario would be for any of these locations to be left behind,” Workman said…
