Shouldn’t us commoners be able to cash in on the stock market just like the elites? Sure, we should, but that’s not what usually happens…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Childless Cat Ladies from Elite Universities
“I’ve got nothing against cats,” Senator Vance told commentator Megyn Kelly on her SiriusXM talk show last month…
Colorado Students Present Ideas for Future Legislation
Students will follow up with additional stakeholders to refine their ideas before the legislative committee’s next meeting on August 15…
West Slope ‘Start Up Week’ Event to be Held in Pagosa
Do you want to start a business, grow your business, or partner with someone who wants to develop a business?
Grants for Private Forest Landowners Announced
Among other things, payments to landowners also provide financial incentive to maintain their land as forests rather than convert it to other uses…
EDITORIAL: Sen. Michael Bennet Offers a History Lesson, Part Two
“Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise…”
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Contemporary American Economics 101… Part One
I don’t trust government — particularly the current administration — or the financial industry to look out for my best economic interest. In fact, I think they are colluding against us commoners…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Worth More Than My Weight in Gold
When I was a kid, my parents tried to make me understand that certain things were priceless. You simply couldn’t assign a price to them…
Presidential Candidate RFK Jr. Qualifies for Colorado Ballot
In Colorado, there are almost as many unaffiliated active voters as registered Republican and Democratic voters combined…
CDOT to Hold Public Meetings for Transportation Input
These gatherings will allow technical staff to share progress and accomplishments on completion of 10-Year Plan projects to date, as well as discuss needs, data and trends…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Neo-Nazis, Not Student Protesters, Are a Bigger Threat To All Americans
It got pretty ugly when they waved swastikas, insulted kids, and took on cops…
Dozens of New State Laws Poised to Take Effect in Colorado
“Big technology companies are making remarkable progress with technology that uses biological and neural data, but without proper privacy protections…”
Pagosa Peak Open School Prepares for Changes in 2024-2025
I am grateful and excited to say our staff is returning; some in new positions, all with their talents, experience and passion for our students and work at PPOS…
EDITORIAL: Sen. Michael Bennet Offers a History Lesson, Part One
Later than month, the House approved the legislation by a 357 to 70 vote… in a rare moment of bipartisanship. Emphasis on the word “rare”…
PHOTO ESSAY: Archuleta County Fair, Day One
Admission is free, parking is free with shuttles moving everyone right into the center of the action. So much to see and enjoy…
LPEA and 4CORE to Host Community Solar Application Event in Pagosa
The Sunnyside Community Solar initiative is designed to empower members by offering hassle-free access to clean, locally sourced energy…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Comforts of Cardboard
At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the athletes’ accommodations made headlines, because the beds in the Olympic Village were made of cardboard…
Remaining Big Game Hunting Licenses Go on Sale August 6
Big game hunting licenses remaining after the primary and secondary draws will go on sale soon and there are a lot of hunting opportunities still available…