“Why are you concerning yourselves with a 20 acre parcel that has nothing at all to do with a reservoir?…”
State Economic Forecast Predicts Drop in TABOR Refunds
“…and we look forward to making more progress on increasing housing supply…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Artificially Sweet… and Deadly?
So many questions. So many reasons why reporters and dieticians can’t come to an agreement…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: A Taste of Good Health
Plan now to try something new online this month from our partner at Mather Institute…
Archuleta County to Host Waste Tire Collection Event
Tires will be accepted by drop off at the Archuleta County Public Works Building…
LIBRARY NEWS: Library Cards and Reminisce Club
September is library card sign-up month and new Reminisce Club for seniors…
Number of Youth in Confinement Fell Again in 2021, Continuing Long-Term Trend
The Sentencing Project celebrates decline but urges continued action to reduce harm caused by incarceration of youth…
EDITORIAL: Recreation vs Shelter, Part Four
“A couple of things I’d like to mention. Number one, the lease presented by the County was not complete…”
‘Sangre Joven’ to Perform at 17th Annual Mountain Chile Cha Cha
Sangre Joven originated in the northern New Mexico pueblo de Las Vegas, performing music in a style known as El Estillo Del Norte De Nuevo Mexico…
READY, FIRE, AIM: A Gun Control Constitutional Amendment, for the Clear-Eyed Among Us
It’s so utterly cool, to find out you’re part of a team you didn’t know you were part of…
Hospitals Plead with Congress to Avert Medicaid Funding Cuts
More than 250 hospitals and health systems are asking Congress to avert or delay a forthcoming $8 billion cut…
Colorado GOP Allowed to File Briefs in Lawsuit Seeking to Block Trump from Ballot
“Colorado Republicans can now file briefs, produce evidence, and challenge the other side in this case and at trial…”
National Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrates the Nation’s Diversity
During National Hispanic Heritage Month, the SBA carries on the important work of honoring Hispanic culture and entrepreneurship…
‘The Colorado Sun’ Goes Non-Profit
The move marks the latest in a recent rush of Colorado news organizations that have pivoted away from a for-profit business model…
Colorado Aims to Shore Up Its Affordable Internet Program
State could soon launch a statewide internet subsidy program if funding for affordable internet dries up…
EDITORIAL: Recreation vs Shelter, Part Three
“Um… so, really at the end of the day, tenants-in-common have to cooperate and work together on things…”
The Men Who Don’t Want Abortions, Part Two
“At any point, men could have eliminated elective abortions … without ever touching an abortion law, without legislating about women’s bodies, without even mentioning women…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: North Korea’s Supreme Leader Enjoys a Ballet
In fact, the photo makes it appear that everyone was in a bad mood during the visit…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Hitching One’s Wagon to a Red Star
I understand the frustration and desire for the Ukraine conflict to end…