We invite all residents and neighboring communities connected with our local food system which includes everyone who eats to be part of this exciting discussion…
Category: Community
LIBRARY NEWS: First Ever Cardboard ‘Construct-a-Thon’ Underway Now
Entries may not exceed 36” x 36” x 36” and must be built ahead of time. Your creation must be made entirely of cardboard – but tape, glue, paperclips or brads may be used to hold pieces together…
Community Forums Explored Resilience in the Face of Environmental, Health Crises
“How we use and communicate science during crises can either magnify our helplessness and take away our power, or motivate us…”
CDOT Work on McCabe Creek Project Starting Back Up in Downtown Pagosa
This month crews will be working along the shoulder on the south side of the project. Motorists will not experience traffic impacts in March…
’19th Hole’ Grant Applications Available to Archuleta County Nonprofits
“We are excited to be supporting our local nonprofit organizations by facilitating these fun concerts…”
Vista Lake Park & Community Garden Update
The talent and skills the CLLC group exudes week after week is nothing short of hopeful and exciting for what is being dreamed of and envisioned for the Vista neighborhood…
LIBRARY NEWS: Free Creede Theatre Show for Kids, Today, Thursday March 3
“Ms. Joy” is about a woman who has a very strict daily — until one day she receives a visit from an unexpected dog who turns her routine upside down…
LIBRARY NEWS: Free ESL Classes Resume March 1 with New Teacher
Your library has hired a new teacher with impressive academic credentials and teaching experience for our free English as a Second Language (ESL) classes…
Community Award Winners Announced at Chamber Annual Meeting
Being in business for 28 years, this organization has built 28 homes in the community with the intent to build 15 more in just 5 years. ..
Healthy Archuleta to Host Food System Summit April 9
Healthy Archuleta has organized this event to continue to form and strengthen connections between local food system stakeholders and to deepen our work around food equity…
LIBRARY NEWS: Pros and Cons of Bribing Your Child to Read
Some experts agree that rewards can be useful, especially for younger learners who may benefit from a jump start or a short-term intervention…
CDOT Crews Filling Potholes Downtown Today
Drivers will encounter full stops and lane shifts. The traffic signal will not operate during the repairs…
Healthy Archuleta Invites Volunteers to Assist with Language Equity
Healthy Archuleta knows that language is powerful, as we work towards creating more equitable outcomes in the food system and health system here in Archuleta County…
LIBRARY NEWS: Special Free ‘Creede Theatre’ Show for Preschoolers Next Week
Children ages five and under are invited to a special free performance of “Ms. Joy” at your library next Wednesday, February 16 from 10-11am…
‘Wood for Life’ Program Pilot Program Kicks Off
“The expansion of Wood for Life to the San Juan NF will allow the program to benefit more Forest lands and reach more communities…”
Online ‘East End Mutli-Modal’ Discussion Ends February 14
The Town of Pagosa Springs is collecting citizen input on several upcoming projects, through their online portal, MyPagosa.org…
Healthy Archuleta to Host Community Conversation About Multi-Modal Transportation Plan
Healthy Archuleta is pleased to host a Community Conversation about the East End Multi-Modal Plan this Thursday, February 10 from 2-3pm via Zoom…
Marshall Fire Survivors, Hoping to Rebuild, Face High Costs, Supply Shortages
Marshall Fire survivors face high costs, supply shortages as they look to rebuild…
Critical Community Issues will be Front and Center at Chamber Annual Meeting
Following the breakout sessions, we will convene for the community awards honoring Citizen, Volunteer, Small Business and Non-Profit of the Year winners and nominees…