I hear Pagosa Springs is going to be suffering through some road repairs this summer. As we did last summer. And the summer before that…
EDITORIAL: A Continuing Fight Over Rooftop Screening, Part Two
“One thing I will say, without question. We’re not going through the roof membrane to affix anything to that roof…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Toorist
At first, it didn’t seem like a problem, having him around. He seemed kind of harmless…
GROWING PAINS: A ‘Silver Tsunami’ Coming to Pagosa?
Further, based on his recently downloaded and analyzed data, 18% of second home owners in Pagosa Springs are Texans…
Colorado Legislation Would Establish New Medical School
“Once it was clear that there was a need and that UNC was well positioned to meet it, we began our work in earnest,” Feinstein said…
Questions of ‘When and Where’ Complicate Abortion Access
The appointment was April 1, 2022, about six months after Senate Bill 8 initially took effect in Texas, banning abortions after about six weeks…
OPINION: Will Men Organize to End Gun Violence?
Mass shootings have killed 3,000 people since 2006, according to an ongoing survey conducted by USA Today and the Associated Press in collaboration with Northeastern University…
Getting to Know Snow on Jackson Mountain
“We just want to help make the Pagosa area where we live and play a better place now and in the future,” says Milford…
EDITORIAL: A Continuing Fight Over Rooftop Screening, Part One
“And presently, the Town is requiring that we put in writing a commitment to include screening. I told them we’re not going to do that…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Super Bowl 1984, Forty Years Later
It was a rather revolutionary approach to TV advertising. Don’t tell the consumer anything, except the name of the product…
OPINION: Our Fight Against Glen Canyon Dam Gets Its Day in Court
“Glen Canyon Dam is the dinosaur of the water world. We need to prepare for unprecedented low flow conditions on the Colorado River…”
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: The Media’s Real Job
Walter Cronkite is hardly the only broadcaster or journalist who defied the “just read the news and shut up” model…
Colorado Moves to Connect Agricultural Workers With Mental Health Resources
The bills under consideration would address a growing need to treat rural mental health issues that have only compounded with the effects of the pandemic…
Wolf Creek Sees 44 Inches of Fresh Snow in the Past Week
The current midway snow depth is 84 inches, with a year-to-date snowfall total of 226 inches…
U.S. Senate Committee Questions Pause on Natural Gas Exports
“I strongly urge that this pause should be reversed immediately,” Manchin said. “Facts must come before action, not the other way around…”
EDITORIAL: Big Dream on Pagosa Street, Part Six
Planning Director Cindy Schultz felt confident, she said, that households in this income range should be able to qualify for mortgages for the types of homes being proposed…
KSUT Presents Michael Franti & Spearhead in Durango on May 26
KSUT Public Radio and the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College are partnering to bring the ‘Togetherness Tour’ to the Four Corners…
READY, AIM, FIRE: Too Much Math
I’m a proud member part of the Silent Majority who use math as little as possible, even when it’s called for…
Colorado School Funding Finally Back to ‘1989’ Levels?
Here’s why, they say: When you adjust for inflation, Colorado’s education spending next year would be about the same as 34 years ago…