As Chair of the Democratic Association of Secretaries of State, I led the fight to stop election deniers from winning secretary of state seats…
Polis-Primavera Administration Continues Work to Save Coloradans Money on Healthcare
“This transparency tool is another way Coloradans, employers, and leaders can ensure Colorado’s competitive healthcare market provides high-quality care at low costs…”
CHAMBER NEWS: Small Business Development Center Free Consult Day
The SBDC has a cadre of professionals to help you with a variety of business issues. Looking to write a business plan? Mary can help you get started…
EDITORIAL: Classical Education… or is it Political Education? Part One
“Classical educational teaches students HOW to learn. Traditional education teaches students WHAT to learn…”
BIG PIVOTS: Agrivoltaics in Our Future, Part Two
As a practical matter, nearly every solar project will be built relatively close to a transmission line. Transmission can cost $1 million a mile to build…
Vendors Invited to 2nd Annual Health Fair & Expo
A component of the fair will be the ability to get your blood drawn and have a variety of tests performed at extremely reasonable rates…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Presidential Debate, as Standup Comedy
“World leaders are laughing at Donald Trump,” said Vice President Harris, during a skit about foreign policy…
LIBRARY NEWS: Bestselling Author Anne Hillerman in Pagosa for Special Events This Weekend
We are proud to host New York Times bestselling author Anne Hillerman this weekend for four special events…
2024 Ballot Information from Colorado Secretary of State
The official list of candidates on the General Election ballot can be found on the Secretary of State’s website…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Seasonal Food Demonstration
We will meet to discuss the free CSA program for older adults that is going on this 2024 growing season…
Pagosa Community Supports Archuleta Food Pantry Network
If you did not get the chance to participate in the food drive, you can still make a donation of non-perishable food items…
EDITORIAL: A Piece of Junk, Down by the River, Part Two
I came across this discarded ‘Yard Sale’ sign on Monday, while walking the 4-acre parcel the Town government is proposing to purchase and convert into a riverfront park…
BIG PIVOTS: Agrivoltaics in Our Future, Part One
Many solar developers submit proposals to northern Colorado jurisdiction with explicit plans for agricultural production…
READY, FIRE, AIM: How to Price Your Vote Correctly
If someone steals 11,000 votes (which might have happened in Georgia in 2020, for example) what is the monetary value of those votes?
Colorado Wildlife Advocates ‘Devastated’ by Death of Reintroduced Wolf
“We will take the lessons we’ve learned here and apply them as we continue to build out a strong program alongside our federal and state partners…”
School of Movement to Present Halloween ‘Spook-tacular’ Burlesque Show
Don’t miss this ‘ghostly gala’, where spirits come out to play. Enjoy this evening of spectral entertainment and ghastly good times that will send shivers down your spine…
New Census Bureau Numbers Indicate Continuing Pay Gaps for Women
“Wage justice means that families must be able to bring home everything they have rightfully earned and they need new policy tools…”
Colorado State Demographer Announces Her Resignation
After two decades of dedicated service, Elizabeth Garner, Colorado’s State Demographer, has announced her retirement effective November 29…
EDITORIAL: A Piece of Junk, Down by the River, Part One
“What’s the deal with this property you’re trying to buy down by the Circle K? Why do you need to buy a piece of junk like that?”