The subject matter may seem a bit intense, but in this small-group setting we listen deeply to one another and reflect on our own understanding…
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‘Rosary Rally’ Scheduled for Tomorrow at Pagosa’s Bell Tower Park
“If everyone would come together… and turn to God versus turning to the things of this world, our nation would be a better place…”
Opportunities to Volunteer at the Archuleta Health Fair & Expo
Volunteers are what make community events possible in Pagosa Springs… and we are still in need of help this year…
TRANSCRIPT: Is There a Cure for Racism? Part Two
“If you want something that has never been done, you have to go places that you’ve never been….”
OPINION: Trump’s Aurora, Colorado, Visit Highlights MAGA Crime Wave
When Trump appears in Aurora, he will be by far the most consequential criminal ever to set foot in the city…
Jicarilla Apaches Receive Grant Aimed at Plugging Orphaned Wells
“Ensuring that tribal leaders have the opportunity to invest federal resources as needed is key to honoring tribal sovereignty…”
Colorado First Responders Deployed to Florida to Support Relief Effort
“It is the Colorado way to step up and lend a hand to our fellow Americans in need, today will be no different…”
TRANSCRIPT: Is There a Cure for Racism? Part One
“I’ve been here reporting on the toll racism and violence can take on a community’s health…”
22 Attorneys General Urge Court to Require Compliance by TikTok
“This enforcement action is a crucial step in holding TikTok accountable…”
LETTER: The Clear Science Behind Prop 127
Prop 127 is essential to protect our wild cats from inhumane practices like trophy hunting and fur trapping…
Tribes, Federal Agencies Meet to Enhance Native American Graves Protection & Repatriation Act
A healthy discussion about communicating tribal knowledge and culture was a key element of the second day…
Thingamajig Theatre Production of ‘A Walk in the Woods’ Rescheduled
Between 1981 and 1984, American Paul Nitze and Russian Yuli Kvitsinsky met in the mountains along the Swiss and French border for unofficial negotiations to limit nuclear weapons…
Thank You, Pagosa, for Successful ‘Runway For Rise’ Event
What you as our donors and guests were able to raise for Rise and our clients was well beyond our expectations…
Donald Trump Scheduled to Speak in Aurora
An announcement on the nominee’s website indicates he plans to speak during an event at 1pm Friday at the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center…
‘Healthy School Meals’ a Hit With Kids, and a Hit to State Budgets
Colorado’s program cost $162 million last school year. State lawmakers had to dip into state reserves to add $56 million after an unexpected shortfall…
LETTER: Jerry Apker vs. the Cruel Truth About Mountain Lion Hunting
At CPW, Jerry Apker promoted packs of dogs chasing animals to death…
San Juan River Improvement Project Open House Events, Oct. 10 and Oct. 16
Community input is important to ensure this project is as amazing as possible…
FBI REPORT: Less Violent Crime in 2023?
Murders and intentional manslaughter, known as non-negligent manslaughter, fell by 11.6% from 2022…
OPINION: Sharing the Science on Big Cat Trophy Hunting and Prop 127
Does Colorado’s current program have any positive or negative effect on wildlife populations, on public safety, or on domestic animals like cattle and dogs?…