Members serve 3 year terms and must be residents of Archuleta County. Time commitment is generally one meeting per month…
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ARCHULETA SENIORS: A Heartfelt Thank You Masquerade Ball Contributors
To everyone who attended and showed their support for Archuleta Seniors, Inc., thank you…
‘Good News for Kids’ in Kindergarten Through 4th Grade
There is no charge for this program and all kids from any school or homeschooled are welcome to come…
County Road 500 Closed Near Arboles
Road & Bridge staff have set barricades…
‘Pagosa’s 100+ Women Who Care’ Will Support Community Nonprofits
Members may nominate one nonprofit and vote at the giving event at Coyote Moon on October 30, 2026…
League of Women Voters to Discuss Three Important Ballot Measures Next Week
The informational meeting will be held at 5:30pm at the Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St…
Fall Chores for Preventing Wildfire Damage
Any wildland landscape can experience wildfire…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: A Certain Kind of Magic
The ‘Masque-R-Aid’ fundraiser invites the Pagosa Springs community to gather for an evening of live music…
‘Waste Tires’ Collection Event Tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 25
A maximum of 9 tires per vehicle will be accepted at the ‘Waste Tires’ collection event tomorrow, Friday, September 25 from 9am to 4pm…
LIBRARY NEWS: Craft and Hobby Database Marks Makerspace Opening
Craft and Hobby is available free with your library card online from home or on the go…
HEALTHY ARCHULETA: Archuleta Rural Health Network Expands Local Workforce Capacity
Throughout the summer, the Archuleta Rural Health Network convened care coordinators, healthcare providers, community service professionals, Community Health Workers (CHWs), navigators, and outreach staff for READ MORE
‘Communities Lead Communities Thrive’ Announces 2027 Policy Priorities
“By modernizing state grantmaking, we can… improve the partnership between government and the community-based organizations delivering critical services across Colorado…”
Urging Pagosa Residents to be Prepared for Threatening Conditions
You may not be able to predict an emergency, but you can make sure your household is ready when conditions change…
Essay by Pagosa Springs Town Manager Published in ‘Gov Business Review’
“Public service at the local level is immediate. It shows up in someone’s yard when the sewer backs up, in a road that floods, in a budget that either holds or doesn’t…”
PAGOSA UU FELLOWSHIP: Celebrating the Web of the Harvest
Mabon: Celebrating the Web of the Harvest is the title of the Sunday, September 20 program, at the Pagosa Unitarian Universalist (UU) Fellowship. Mabon a READ MORE
CHAMBER NEWS: Pagosa’s Annual Colorfest Starts Tomorrow, Sept. 18
Colorfest returns Sept. 18–20 for a weekend of balloons, food, music and celebration…
LIBRARY NEWS: We’ve Built a Community Center
Other news stories talk about library branch closures or reduced hours…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Protein is Important for Health
Good sources of protein include lean meats, poultry, fish, eggs, milk, yogurt, cheese, beans, lentils…
Sandbags Available for Archuleta County Residents
Please bring your own shovels and be prepared to load your own vehicles…
