“This partnership will show how collaboration and thoughtful planning can make Colorado a leader in inclusive economic development…”
EDITORIAL: ‘Pagosa West’ Makes Some New, But Vague, Promises, Part Two
I’ve been reporting on subdivision approvals in Pagosa Springs since 2005, and I have never seen a subdivision proposal so lacking in useful information…
States Fast-track Renewable Energy Permits to Beat Federal Deadline
Renewable energy developers and state leaders nationwide are racing to start construction on wind and solar projects before the expiration of federal tax credits…
Thingamajig Theatre Teen Program Auditions Scheduled for Tuesday, September 2
The ThingamaWHO’s fall program includes dance, vocal and acting lessons in the format of putting on a production of ‘Beetlejuice JR…’
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Ring! Her Dress! His Shorts!
“Few celebrity engagements in modern history, save for those of the royals (and even then only some), can stop a news cycle in its tracks the way this one has…”
OPINION: A Simple Solution to a Health Care Calamity
While Republicans at the federal level have plunged our market into chaos, insurers must still be held accountable for their pricing…
LETTER: A Heartbreaking Interview
I am appalled that my country stands by and witnesses the slaughter. Is this what is meant by “American exceptionalism”?
LIBRARY NEWS: An Ideal Back-to-School Gift
Do you know the value of a home library for your youngsters?…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: The Gift of Aging
ASI will have a guest speaker on Thursday, September 25, when Marcy Houle will present the topic of The Gift of Aging…
Health Services to be Offered at Health Fair & Expo, October 4
There will be a delicious farm-to-table lunch again this year, prepared with locally sourced meats and produce…
EDITORIAL: ‘Pagosa West’ Makes Some New, But Vague, Promises, Part One
As I am coming to understand how subdivision development happens in the 21st century, the developer tries their darnedest to finance the project using other people’s money…
Colorado Lawmakers Wrap Up Special Session
In total, the bills passed will generate about $350 million this fiscal year. The state will dip into its reserves to make up the remainder of the deficit…
Thingamajig Theatre Plans Fall Teen Program as Summer Season Winds Up
Open to teens ages 13–18 (with special requests considered for 12- and 19-year-olds), the program combines dance, vocal, and acting lessons…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Artificially Intelligent History
At some point in the distant future, historians will look back on 2025, and make note of a report from Microsoft predicting the 40 jobs most likely to be replaced by artificial intelligence…
PAGOSA REAL ESTATE: A 10-Year Analysis
By Mike Heraty Over the past decade, the Pagosa Springs housing market has experienced significant growth, tempered by recent adjustments that suggest a period of READ MORE
Nearly 40% of Colorado Students Now Attend a School of Choice
Ready Colorado report shows more than one in three public school students are choosing schools beyond their neighborhood assignment…
‘Colorado Summer Passport’ Aims to Inspire Discovery During America 250/ Colorado 150 Celebrations
This mobile-exclusive pass invites locals and visitors to celebrate Colorado as we mark 150 years of statehood…
Colorado Legislature Approves Sale of Tax Credits in Special Session
“It could possibly help fill the gap this year, but it causes problems in the out year,” said Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer, a Brighton Republican…
July 2025 Sports Betting Data Shows Continued Growth In Colorado
“Colorado’s continued growth in sports betting revenue is a testament to the success of a well-regulated market,” said Christopher Schroder…