While no closures are in place, forest visitors should take safety precautions and drive slowly around heavy machinery and log trucks…
Chamber Hanging Baskets Available for Pickup Tomorrow
Springtime in the Rockies has delayed our flower delivery this year…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Seven
Psychologists know that ‘play’ is an essential part of a healthy childhood. And healthy play involves taking risks…
Colorado Democrats in Washington Decry ‘Monstrosity of a Spending Bill’
U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette, a Denver Democrat, said the “One Big, Bogus Bill” will lead to millions of people losing access to health care…
READY, FIRE, AIM: America’s Forthcoming Brain Drain
Now that we no longer need scientists in the U.S., it’s not clear how many American scientists will find work in other countries…
Pagosa ‘Community Tourism Ambassador’ Program Launched
By participating in this program and having employees or yourself complete the training, your business will be designated as a Certified Tourism Ambassador Business…
Broadband Training Program in Southwest Colorado Proves Successful
“We are proud to see such a holistically complete success story of a public-private collaboration…”
LETTER: A Cruel Budget Bill Passes the House
Congressman Jeff Hurd signed a letter to House leadership saying that he “will not support a final reconciliation bill that includes any reduction in Medicaid coverage…”
UU FELLOWSHIP: Finding New Energy
We will apply some of what we heard to our monthly Action Sunday! this week, May 25, starting at 10:30am…
OPINION: Broken Promises from Colorado Representatives
“Their votes will mean higher gas and electricity costs, tank the U.S. manufacturing resurgence, cede leadership to China and increase pollution exposure…”
Thingamajig Actors, Directors in Rehearsal for ‘Something Rotten!’
“Something Rotten!” has a cast of 15 actors who play more than 75 roles, including dancing and performing in the chorus, with multiple costume changes…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Six
“They have made vapes so it’s just really hard to catch kiddos. Cigarette smoke was really distinguishable. Vape smoke is a lot like girls’ perfume. It’s sweet…”
Front Range Cities Sue Colorado Over Housing Policies
The 86-page lawsuit filed in Denver District Court Monday says Colorado courts have established that matters of land use and zoning are “core matters of local concern…”
Healthy Archuleta Hosts High School Field Trip on the Local Food System
The morning started bright and early with a visit to 84 Ranch to hear from Brian Wattier, a local rancher…
LIBRARY NEWS: Two Major Events Launch Next Week
Tuesday, May 27 through Friday, June 6, we will be hosting the first-in-the world virtual reality exhibition with five unique films…
LPEA Announces Board Election Results
This year marked a milestone in LPEA’s commitment to member engagement, with the introduction of online voting…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: ASI Open House Scheduled for June 11
All community members are invited to come and hear about ASI’s 2025-2027 strategic plan and learn about initiatives such as nutritional programs, caregiving support…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Five
“Those kids are too important. I actually care about them receiving all of their pieces, and they will not even know that there has been a change made…”
Health Professionals Fighting to Prevent Medicaid Cuts
“There’s kind of a passion, or a fire, that this lit up in all of us,” Lord said. “We’re not going to give up easily….”