Tim Sullivan’s sister KT Sullivan is returning to Durango from New York City to perform as the headliner for the concert…
EDITORIAL: A Few More Thoughts About Prop HH
“From my position, I think HH is a bad deal. It appeared to be a bad deal in the beginning. It hasn’t gotten any better…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: This is Your Brain on Renewable Energy
But what would happen if the world stopped drilling oil wells?
GOAL High School Capitalizes on Technology, Engagement
“Esports participation helps us work on things that are really important, like team-building and problem-solving….”
Rotary Club Hosting ‘Barn Dance’ Tomorrow Night
If you love country music, the two-step and line dancing, then you won’t want to miss the Jeans and Jewels Barn Dance…
New Teen Pregnancy ‘Crash Course’ Offered at San Juan Regional Medical Center
The class is being offered on Saturday, October 28, from 9:30am to 4:30pm in our Childbirth Center Classroom…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Dolores Gallegos Retires After 18 Years at the Senior Center
Dolores Gallegos has been serving the seniors here in Pagosa Springs, making exceptional salads and working hard with our team at Archuleta Seniors Inc…
EDITORIAL: A Fishy Decision by the Pagosa Springs Town Council, Part One
I guess we can start with the misinformation in the agenda description, about the $1 million project…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Colorado’s Public Square, Reimagined
But really, isn’t that what we expect from journalists? Mildly depressing warnings about what’s actually going on?
LIBRARY NEWS: Free Lifelong Learning Series Starts This Evening
Today’s topic is Water Fluency 101: Developing a water-fluent community with Josh Kurtz, who has a B.S. in watershed science…
Steven Butler Named General Manager of Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad
A life-long rail enthusiast with a passion for preserving steam trains, Butler’s family owned a railroad in the Midwest…
Final Report on Quartz Ridge, Bear Creek Fires
Both fires are located in steep, remote terrain that poses a significant safety risk to firefighters…
Building Houses, Around the World, and in Pagosa Springs
“This is for the family, but it’s really for the kids,” he said. “It’s a way of providing stability and generational wealth….”
EDITORIAL: Celebrating a Difficult Workforce Housing Victory, Part Two
Prop 123 is expected to generate $300 million per year, but about $55 million is earmarked for homeless folks…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Best Holiday Very Close
The amazing progress that humankind has made since the invention of the iPhone now allows me to choose a range of high-tech lighting patterns on my Christmas tree…
Colorado’s 150th-Anniversary License Plate Breaks Sales Records
“I was so thrilled to learn that my design is the fastest selling license plate in Colorado history…”
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: My 55th High School Class Reunion
We came of age in the turbulence of the 1960s, graduating high school in possibly the worst year of that decade…
Archuleta County Landfill to Close Temporarily, Oct. 9 through Oct. 20
The landfill will continue taking commercial trash trucks throughout the closure, but will be closed to the public…
Pagosa Health Fair and Expo Planned for October 21
The morning will be dedicated to a combination of healthy efforts, namely blood draws for lab work, educational sessions and demonstrations…