The Articles of Confederation in 1777 stated that Canada “shall be admitted into, and entitled to all the advantages of this union,” at any time, no questions asked…
Free Summer Concert Series Returns to Buckley Park in Durango
Bring your picnic baskets, blankets, and lawn chairs—or just come ready to dance! Grassburger will be onsite with tasty eats and drinks to keep you fueled for the fun…
Supreme Court Appears Split in Trump’s ‘Birthright Citizenship’ Case
“Since the 14th Amendment, our country has never allowed American citizenship to vary based on the state in which someone resides…”
OPINION: Landmark Oil and Gas Reform in Colorado is Failing
Six years ago state law was updated to protect public health and the environment. Industry regulators are failing to do that…
Archuleta County YouTube Channel Temporarily Unavailable
“We understand that many of our constituents rely on the County’s YouTube channel for access to public meeting recordings…”
18 Attorneys General File Lawsuit Challenging Executive Orders Limiting DEI Program Funding
“The Trump administration’s efforts to unwind the progress we have made towards advancing equal opportunity for all Americans is a government-sanctioned intimidation campaign…”
UU FELLOWSHIP: Mystics on the Front Lines
Reacting to unjust and intolerable conditions with anger, divisiveness, and animosity toward those in power, often adds fuel to the fire…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part One
The MPAC discussions were facilitated by RTA Architects, a firm that specializes in schools, healthcare facilities, and government and community buildings…
REAL ESTATE: The Riley Report
The second happening is the Springs Resort recently completed their expansion project, adding 78 more rooms and 25 more geothermal pools…
Colorado Congressman Gabe Evans Criticized for Vote to Cut Medicaid Funding
Evans didn’t speak at any point during the Energy and Commerce Committee’s lengthy hearing on the bill, which dragged on as Democrats introduced a series of unsuccessful amendments…
LIBRARY NEWS: Building Expansion and Renovation Starting Soon
Your library’s building project is now out for bid, with responses due this month and plans to begin the expansion construction in late summer…
Applications Available for Future Homes Through Habitat for Humanity
Applications will be accepted through June 30, offering local individuals and families the opportunity to build and purchase an affordable home…
BOOKISH: It’s Good to be the King
No matter what the King does, no matter how many fumbles and blunders, he’s still the King…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Passing the Torch for Pagosa Springs Spanish Fiesta
We extend our best wishes to the Spanish Fiesta Royalty and are proud to pass the torch to those who will carry the celebration and traditions forward…
Mental Health Awareness Month and Garden Conversations
Interested in learning more about gardening and how it can improve your mood? Please join Healthy Archuleta and the Pagosa Springs Community Garden this year…
EDITORIAL: A Trip Through Bureaucratic Hell, Part Five
Our state and local bureaucracies have tried their level best, with their rules and regulations, to create the community we want to live in…
Volunteers Needed for Habitat of Humanity 5K Run, May 31
So far, we have our amazing staff and a handful of volunteers from our Board of Directors — but we’re aiming for about 20 volunteers…
OPINION: Public Media Provides Invaluable Service to All Coloradans
In 1969, CPB established PBS, which delivers beloved educational, news, cultural and family programming with member stations around the country…