The American dipper is a unique species of bird that can swim in and walk on the bottom of fast-flowing mountain streams to harvest aquatic insects…
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Teller County Sheriff Announces Run for Colorado Governor in 2026
“I will sign laws brought to my desk that fix problems and will veto laws that impact on our freedoms or seek to take away local control and our rights…”
End of Life Education Group Announces Upcoming Speaker
We are a casual group, so feel free to come and go as needed. Attendance varies for each program…
Open House and Seed Swap on March 22 at Growing Spaces
We aim to create a space for the local gardening community to share knowledge and seed varieties…
OPINION: Tools for Winning the Climate Debate, Part Three
“Then Joshua spoke to the Lord in the day when the Lord delivered up the Amorites before the children of Israel…”
OPINION: We Risk Losing the Institutions That Keep Our Society Open
Compounding today’s uncertainty is the President’s lack of tolerance for dissent…
UU Fellowship Honors the Shift Brought by Spring Equinox
At this time of the Vernal Equinox our focus shifts from the internal reflection of winter to the external as light and darkness come into balance…
Today is the Last Day to Participate in Chamber Business Survey
As we transition into a new executive director at the end of the year, it is important for this person to know what areas they should be focusing on…
Advocates Brace for Trump Cuts to Education Department
“The idea that this is motivated by some genuine interest in making these agencies more efficient is a farce…”
OPINION: Tools for Winning the Climate Debate, Part Two
Saul Alinsky must be rolling over in his grave that concerned citizens from the right of the political spectrum are using his rules to defeat the left…
Proposed Bill Would Allow Colorado Voters to Add More Money to School Lunch Program
In its first year, the program provided more than 100 million meals to students and saved families up to $1,300 per child per year…
OPINION: Tools for Winning the Climate Debate, Part One
Boy, did they ever take Saul Alinsky’s rules seriously. In many ways, it became the “progressive” Bible…
Political Coalition in Colorado Plans ‘Transparency’ Ballot Measure Amid Concerns at the Capitol
“The public is begging for transparency and accountability. I don’t love getting CORA requests, but it holds me accountable. It keeps me on my toes…”
LETTER: Concerning an Epitaph for the U.S.
The United States was the only country to vote against a United Nations resolution declaring an “International Day of Hope…”
OPINION: Where Is Rick, When We Need Him Most?
Among other things, the text inspired me to revisit Casablanca, the 1942 classic directed by Michael Curtiz…
How the FDA Opens the Door to Risky Chemicals in America’s Food Supply
The FDA’s restraints on food ingredients are limited and relatively feeble, especially compared with those in Europe…
New Start Date for Highway 160 Reconstruction
Pagosa’s business community expressed concern with the construction starting during spring break season…
Tariff Threats Imperiling Colorado’s Economy, Says State Treasurer
“This is uncertainty that actually adds to the crisis we have in budget right now,” Young said….
Archuleta County Republican Women Will Meet Tomorrow, March 12
The guest speaker will be Kat McFadden, who will provide up-to-date information on the Cone Zone Care Committee…