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‘Old Fashioned Christmas Celebration’ in Downtown Pagosa This Saturday
Participants entering at the key entry points will be provided with glow sticks and a scavenger hunt card to win a free ornament…
Breakfast With Santa at Pagosa High School, Tomorrow, Saturday, Dec. 11
All proceeds go toward helping students attend the Future Business Leaders of America national leadership conference…
LIBRARY NEWS: Dr. Ruth Lambert to Present ‘Pagosa Cemetery’ Research on Saturday
During the summer of 2021, the Town of Pagosa Springs partnered with volunteers from the Archuleta County Genealogical Society and a team of archaeologists…
Shelters for Homeless Pets — and Their Humans — Open in Grand Junction
Roice-Hurst and HomewardBound installed 10 Pallet shelters in Grand Junction where pet owners can stay inside with their pets…
Online Food Coalition Community Conversation Event This Thursday, Dec. 9
Amanda Laban is a food systems educator, advocate and organizer. Her work has taken her from coast to coast in the US food system…
Maintenance on Highway 160 West of Pagosa Next Week
Drivers will encounter full stops. Flagging personnel will guide traffic through the work zone. Up to 15 minute delays are anticipated…
VISTA LAKE PARK PROJECT: Learn About Local Food Efforts This Sunday, December 5
The FSFE-Food Coalition and PLPOA are again inviting Vista residents and neighbors to a gathering this Sunday, December 5 from 4:00 – 6:00pm at the PLPOA Clubhouse…
Pagosa Citizens Invited to Share Project Ideas for San Juan River Watersheds
On Wednesday December 8 from 5:30 – 7:30pm, the WEP invites all to collectively review, discuss, and start prioritizing project ideas…
LIBRARY NEWS: Holiday-Themed Books, for Your Reading Pleasure
“Christmas in Peachtree Bluff” by Kristy Woodson Harvey features three generations of women who come together when a hurricane threatens to destroy the holiday season…
Save Energy, Save Money This Winter, as Gas Prices Rise
Several factors, impacting utilities across the U.S., are pointing to higher prices for natural gas this winter…
Sacred Symbols Visible — Temporarily — at Ludlow Massacre Site
Recent preservation efforts at the site about an hour south of Pueblo have revealed symbols hidden for around a hundred years…
‘Shop with a Cop’ Accepting Donations for Christmas Event
“We will spend on average $150 per child, with approximately $100 of that going towards clothing and essential items and $50 on toys…”
LIBRARY NEWS: More Free SJBPH Sessions
We are thankful for the many volunteers who work every day to help us maintain the collection; shelve returned books, CDs and DVDs…
PAGOSA FARMERS MARKET ONLINE: A Visit to The Dyna Breadhouse
Now about the name of her business, well, it seems she named the Dyna Breadhouse after her motorcycle: a Harley Dyna Wide Glide. Why not?…
LIBRARY NEWS: Health Sessions, Online Resources, Making Ornaments
Today, Thursday, November 18, representatives from San Juan Basin Public Health will be at the library from noon-1pm to discuss health insurance and care coordination…
Pagosa Museum Receives Colorado Humanities Grant
As the state affiliate of NEH, Colorado Humanities sought to provide emergency funding to the smallest organizations, including local museums, historical societies and historic sites…
Firewood Permits Available on the San Juan National Forest
Each permit costs $20 and allows firewood cutters to gather two and a half cords of dead and downed firewood from the San Juan National Forest for personal use…
LIBRARY NEWS: Several Health-related Events Coming Your Way
Tomorrow, Friday, November 12, and again on November 19 from 1:30 – 2:15pm you are invited to come to the library for a free visit with a certified therapy dog…