A highlight of this year’s drive was the involvement of Healthy Archuleta’s youth interns, who dedicated their time to collecting and organizing donations…
LETTER: Remembering Brian Flynn, Respectfully
The Brian Flynn we knew was not simply a colorful character in someone else’s story. He was a son, father, grandfather, friend, musician, mentor, and a deeply loved human being…
LIBRARY NEWS: Welcome Back!
Remember, our grand opening of the finished library is Saturday, September 12…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Can a Pet Be a Good Companion for Seniors?
For seniors living alone, a pet’s unconditional affection can be especially meaningful…
Colorado Primary Election Results
Colorado’s Republican primary for governor was too close to call Tuesday night, with state Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer holding a slight lead…
EDITORIAL: Can Archuleta County Save Itself? Part Two
About 20 local leaders attended the initial January 22 Work Group meeting. Fewer than ten were in attendance on the evening of June 25, the most recent meeting of the committee…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Maybe It’s a Good Thing Nobody Likes Me
But in order to get a publishing deal — as I understand the process — you need to say something important…
CPW Closes Lone Dome State Wildlife Area, Lions Club Shooting Range
Visitors are encouraged to respect all closures and avoid traveling into active fire areas…
Headwaters to Host Documentary Film About Pagosa Springs
The film will be followed by a panel of community leaders…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: The Revolutionary Who Couldn’t Abide Slavery
Despite the win at Yorktown, the war wasn’t over. While negotiations dragged on, the British Army and Navy harassed the Americans…
THEATRE: ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ Continues This Week AT PSCA
If you haven’t had the chance to join us yet, ‘Fiddler’ returns to the stage this week for two performances…
More Eggs at Lower Prices, for Colorado
Under the settlement, all three companies must end their illegal coordination to manipulate prices…
EDITORIAL: Can Archuleta County Save Itself? Part One
When we view the canyons carved over countless eons by the Colorado River, it’s hard to imagine the amount of water required to bring about such a massive excavation project…
BIG PIVOTS: All Truth is Partial
Everything about the two events was different. Everything….
Fourth of July Events in Pagosa Springs
Enjoy four days of community spirit, live entertainment, outdoor fun, and patriotic celebrations…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Admission of Colorado, to the Union
The Colorado Territory was admitted to the Union as the nation’s 38th state, in 1876, and Mr. Hitchins created an allegorical illustration of the event in 1884…
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION: Week of June 29
Crews will not be working from noon on Thursday, July 2, returning on Monday, July 6, in recognition of the 4th of July holiday…
Stage 2 Drought Restrictions Continue in Pagosa Springs
Irrigation is permitted Monday – Friday Only. Weekend watering is prohibited…
Hiking in the Middle of Nowhere
Standing at the top of a box canyon staring down at the Piedra River, it’s hard not to feel like you’re a million miles away from anything…