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Pagosa Activists to Provide Aid to L.A. Fire Victims
Everything we raise will be brought physically to the Pacific Palisades area and given out, until all donations are delivered in full…
Colorado Representative Pettersen Challenges Voting Rules in Washington DC
Pettersen was in D.C. for the start of the 119th Congress, but flew back to Colorado last week, the last week she was able to fly…
Local Activists Plan ‘March for Equality’ This Saturday in Downtown Pagosa
Anyone who believes in the importance of raising our voices in unity is invited to meet on Saturday in Town Park at 10:30am…
Kroger, City Market Pledge $1 million for Families Impacted by California Fires
“We strive to fulfill our purpose, to Feed the Human Spirit, every day, and especially when disaster strikes,” said Rodney McMullen, CEO of Kroger…
Get Ready for WinterFest This Weekend
Beginning at 1pm on Sunday, the crazy plungers take to the frigid San Juan River for the Penguin Plunge…
Colorado Republicans Look to Cut Fees with Proposed Legislation
Those fees affect a consumer’s total bill, but they also fund various projects in Colorado that might not otherwise have the money…
High Suicide Rate, Drug Addiction, Plague Construction Industry
“You start noticing the guy who’s isolating himself, sitting alone at lunch, not talking with anybody,” he said…
Colorado Attorney General Charges Five with Home Remodeling Fraud Scheme
In all instances, the members of the alleged criminal ring failed to return customer funds for incomplete or defective work…
Today is a Special Day at Wolf Creek Ski Area
Photo courtesy Wolf Creek Ski Area. The 85th Day of Wolf Creek’s 85th Year is today, January 14! This special day will feature stickers for skiers and boarders, a DJ, photo ops at the Selfie Station and signature anniversary cocktails and mocktails at Pathfinder bar. Wolf Creek’s all-natural snow depth is 44 inches at the READ MORE
Second Year of Gray Wolf Translocation Begins in Colorado
“Colorado is the first state to have a wolf management plan that ranchers and wildlife restorationists agreed to…”
Rotary Scholarship Applications Now Available for High School Seniors
Applications have been distributed to Pagosa Springs High School, San Juan Mountain School and GOAL Academy…
U.S. Senate Immigration Bill Would Expand Detention Requirements
In an 82-10 vote, a majority of Senate Democrats and one independent, joined Republicans….
Colorado Sees Another Minimum Wage Increase This Year: $14.81
In many states, such as Colorado, the minimum wage is automatically adjusted upward as inflation rises…
Forest Carbon Inventory Details Recent Trends in Colorado
By Kristy Burnett The Forest Carbon Inventory report, released last week by the Colorado State Forest Service, provides detailed estimates of the carbon captured, stored and released by Colorado’s forests. They hold a substantial amount of carbon, but in recent years, Colorado’s forests have released more carbon each year than they have added. Forest carbon READ MORE
Cultural Educator Jon Ghahate to Give Chimney Rock Lecture Jan. 21
Join us as Jon Ghahate discusses “Ancestral Puebloans to Contemporary SW Pueblos: Science, Community, Languages & Cultures…”
OPINION: The Biden Administration’s Conservation Legacy
“President Biden’s actions on public lands have raised the bar on what a president can accomplish in a single term…”
LETTER: Liz Cheney Deserves the Presidential Citizens Medal
President Biden gave former Representative Liz Cheney (R-WY) the Presidential Citizens Medal for leading the January 6 Committee…
Recycle Your Christmas Trees
There’s already a pile of trees, and signage indicating where to drop off your trees…