Now is the time to listen to the science, trust the professionals doing this work with integrity, and stay open to the promise this medicine holds…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Carbon-Neutral Chocolate
I had not heard about carbon-neutral chocolate until just yesterday…
GOAL High School Celebrated as 2025 ‘Denver Post’ Top Workplace
GOAL High School serves more than 6,500 students across 38 locations in Colorado, offering a personalized education model…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Willful Blindness, Part Two
The finger-pointing is now in full force. Those in the media, who have been exposed for their gaslighting, are blaming officials in the Biden administration for misleading them…
LETTER: Urging Pagosans to Become Fully Informed About Metro Districts
Allowing Metro Districts to operate within the Township for the purpose of facilitating development must be approached with great caution…
LETTER: Kip Strohecker Called to Serve as Bishop of LDS Pagosa Springs Ward
Kip Strohecker will replace Dr. Jason Wallace whose family will be relocating to Anchorage, Alaska…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Four
A group of retired school teachers attended the May 13 School Board meeting and sat in the back row, quietly holding signs…
Colorado Governor Questions Use of National Guard for Immigration Enforcement
The Colorado Army National Guard and Colorado Air National Guard comprises about 5,500 people who serve part-time under the governor’s direction…
Town of Pagosa Springs Initiates a Strategic Planning Process
Vision 2050 will help Town staff and elected officials set yearly goals and make decisions that stay true to the big-picture vision…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Some Heavy Thoughts About Gravity
I’ve rarely had any issues with gravity. Most of my experiences have been overwhelmingly positive…
‘Reggae in the Park’ Scheduled for June 21
Elevated Productions is thrilled to partner with NFA Productions and Four Corners Flyers to bring you another incredible year of Reggae in the Park…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Willful Blindness, Part One
Hur incurred criticism from both sides of the political spectrum for his conclusion…
LETTER: A Beautiful Gateway to Pagosa, Worth Preserving
The 100 acres across from City Market is one of the last areas in town with 150-year-old trees, a large concentration of elk and deer and a beautiful gateway into Pagosa…
Downtown Parade of Businesses This Friday, for Chamber Members
Pagosa Chamber members are invited to joint the Business Happy Hour this coming Friday, May 23 — a special gathering hosted by 16 Chamber member READ MORE
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Three
“…I think to myself, that’s $120 million over 30 years, and at the end of the 30 years, you’re going to do it again. And I would just like the Board to consider alternatives…”
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION UPDATE: Week of May 19-23
During inclement weather, project engineers will assess the roadway and work location to make determinations on work continuing depending on safety concerns…
COLORADO V CALIFORNIA: Two Approaches to AI Legislation
“The polling is very clear that people are really worried about artificial intelligence,” Le said…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Non-Coding DNA
During the 20th century, scientists tried to get a handle on the genetics question, mostly by studying fruit flies…
Archuleta County Public Health to Host Jeopardy-Style Learning Event
“I’m excited for people to learn about health insurance and open enrollment in a way that’s fun…”