Our topic this month is “The Decisive Moment” in photography. We will discuss the meaning of this concept and how to capture it…
$9 Billion in Costs to States, Local Governments in 2023 Due to Immigration Surge
Four states — New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Colorado — “spent a total of $3.3 billion to provide shelter and related services…”
EDITORIAL: Water Districts Hear Reservoir Proposal at Special Meeting, Part Four
How will Mr. Fricke and his company, Zipper Valley Ranch LLC, make a profit from the proposal?
BIG PIVOTS: The Big, Beautiful Bill vs. Colorado Renewable Energy, Part Two
Solar, he said, has become the lowest cost resource and the fastest dispatching. But it does have a vulnerability, as does wind: variability….
Douglas County Residents Sue County Commission Over Alleged Open Meetings Violations
There is “undisputed evidence,” Zansberg wrote, that the county commissioners had reached a ‘consensus’ before their March 25 meeting…
UU FELLOWSHIP: Going Deeper
Utilizing a variety of resources such as poems, readings, music and reflection, we move towards a mindful practice of deepening our relationship with ourselves and others…
OPINION: Anti-Arab Racism in the U.S.
A central feature of racism is attributing the same characteristics and behaviors to all members of a group, while disregarding individual differences…
Colorado Releases Economic Planning Tool; Seeks Public Comment
The public comment period is open and runs through July 5, 2025…
Savor the Season with Natural Grocers Art of Grilling Event, June 6-8
Enjoy sizzling savings, summer-ready recipes, giveaways and a feel-good way to give back…
EDITORIAL: Water Districts Hear Reservoir Proposal at Special Meeting, Part Three
Zipper Valley is proposing a reservoir sized at about 3,000 acre feet rather than 11,000 acre feet. This size might have multiple benefits for the project…
BIG PIVOTS: The Big, Beautiful Bill vs. Colorado Renewable Energy, Part One
Not much to like in the big, beautiful bill. But then, it’s only half-time. How hard will key Republicans in Senate push back?
LIBRARY NEWS: Special Summer Programs, Every Friday, Start Tomorrow
Every Friday through August 1 we will host special free all-ages events from 1 – 2:30 p.m. with experts leading sessions on different arts and READ MORE
COFFEEHOUSE NIGHT: Live Music, Coffee and Community Tonight at Pagosa Peak Open School
Your $10 donation includes complimentary coffee, tea and snacks, and supports Pagosa’s district-authorized tuition-free charter school…
LETTER: White House Asks Congress to Claw Back Public Media Funding
While Congress has 45 days to consider the proposal, the House is expected to act swiftly, possibly within days…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Research into Police-Involved Shootings
If you think this column is a blanket condemnation of law enforcement, you would be mistaken. In many cases, there’s a reason for the police response…
Gardening & Fresh Local Food Opportunities This Summer
Mark your calendars for June 14 as the first opening day for the Pagosa Springs Farmers Market from 9am to 1pm at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Open House Postponed; Stay Tuned for Updates
The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado is sponsoring the first of four 19th Hole Concerts starting this Thursday, June 5…
Archuleta County Website Migration Now Underway
Archuleta County appreciates the public’s understanding and patience as this critical migration is completed…
BIG PIVOTS: Shared Risk at the Heart of the Colorado River Debate
But what exactly did they agree upon? That has become a sticking point in 2025 as states have squared off about rules governing the river…