Once fully operational later this year, the complex will be northern Colorado’s largest solar project…
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BIG PIVOTS: Big Batteries a Game Changer in Colorado
Utilities are briskly adding batteries, allowing deeper penetration of lower-cost renewables…
Court Decision Signals End to Electric Co-op Litigation
“As we approach April 1, it provides additional confidence in a process that supports reliable, affordable power…”
Rural Energy Resiliency Forum Set for April 6 in Pagosa Springs
Attendees will hear more about grid resilience, electrification incentives, financing opportunities, and other tools and resources…
CHAMBER NEWS: Spring is in Full Swing, and So is Highway Reconstruction
CDOT expects to pause most work over the July 4th weekend, with only limited activity immediately before and after the holiday…
Iron Woman Logistics Awarded Grant for Full-Scale Construction & Demolition Recycling Facility
“We are so excited to be leading the way in reuse and circularity by building a state-of-the-art construction and demolition (C&D) recycling facility…
REA ESTATE: The Riley Report
As I look into my crystal ball, as long as the war doesn’t get out of control, I expect the market to improve as we get further into the year…
Pagosa Tourism Board Receives ‘Wayfinding’ Grant
The Tourism Management Grant program supports projects that align with the CTO’s strategic pillars of economic vitality…
‘Growing Spaces’ Hosts 2nd Annual Spring Open House & Seed Swap
The Open House & Seed Swap reflects what the company has always believed: gardening isn’t just about plants. It is about people…
KSUT Celebrates 50 Years of Four Corners Radio
Starting as a 10-watt service for the Pine River Valley, KSUT has grown into the trusted voice of the region…
CHAMBER NEWS: Pagosa Chamber at the Denver Capitol
Looking ahead, the Chamber is also preparing for its “Beyond the Bottom Line” business event…
LPEA CEO to Host Energy Discussions in Pagosa Springs
Drop by for face-to-face time with LPEA leadership. Share your thoughts and ideas, and ask any questions you may have…
OPINION: Meeting the Challenge of Affordable Child Care in Colorado
Between 2017 and 2024, the cost of center-based infant care increased 40 percent, a rate greater than the rate of inflation…
THE DAILY YONDER: Reframing Rural Conversations
“According to American Farmland Trust, over the next 20 years, it’s estimated that one-third of all farmland in the lower 48 states will change hands…”
Southwest Colorado Organizations Receive El Pomar Grants
The El Pomar Foundation approved $35,803 allocated to six nonprofit organizations and government entities…
Chamber of Commerce Honors Community Leaders at Annual Gala
Guests enjoyed dinner and dessert, a cash bar, and live music from local performer Michael Dae Hanlon…
INTERVIEW: Ryan Dennis on the History of American Agriculture
Growing up on the farm, he witnessed firsthand the detrimental effect of the “get big or get out” ethos of federal agriculture policy…
Native Families Were Promised Free Solar. Trump Took It Away.
“I do this because of energy and energy sovereignty as well, but it creates a sense of hope for our tribal nations,” he said…
Chamber Gala Set for Tomorrow Evening, Friday Feb. 6
Guests will be treated to dinner and dessert, alongside a cash bar and a silent auction…