At the Farmer’s Market you will find the freshest, juiciest, greenest, selection of vegetables, herbs, and other produce…
EDITORIAL: A Perfectly Good Little Town, Part Two
I find it hard to believe that a store on Main Street can survive selling old discarded toys, license plates and kitchenware…
Thingamajig’s 2023 Summer Season Ignites the Stage at PSCA
One of the defining aspects of Thingamajig Theatre Company’s Summer Repertory Season is the breadth and diversity of the productions on offer…
The Oil Train from Utah, Part Seven
Grand County is hardly a hotbed of tree-hugging, anti-fossil-fuel sentiment…
Town of Pagosa Springs Seeking Interim Town Manager
The Interim Town Manager will perform a variety of professional executive and managerial duties related to planning, directing, organizing…
Pagosa Springs Photography Club Presentation on July 12
Our speaker this month will be Greg Holden. Holden’s topic will be “Learning to See Creatively…”
A Jobs Bonanza in Colorado’s Energy Transition?
Transportation matters greatly for solar and battery manufacturers. But what about Colorado’s coal towns?
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Some Thoughts About ‘Eugenics’
History abounds with examples of government officials making decisions based on bad ideas propounded by “experts”…
Advocates Applaud Intent of Proposed Public Lands Conservation Rule
The proposed rule intends to place conservation on equal footing with extractive uses…
Chris Mountain Fire, Day 8
Chris Mountain Fire has reached 35 percent containment…
EDITORIAL: A Perfectly Good Little Town, Part One
100 years ago, the town of Pagosa Springs had grown up around an unusual geological feature: a sulfur-smelling hot spring with purported healing properties…
The Oil Train from Utah, Part Six
“We only have 40% of our native flows, because 60% gets diverted to Front Range cities,” Klancke said…
Study Shows Increases in Maternal Deaths over Two Decades
Colorado among handful of states with lower maternal mortality rates…
LIBRARY NEWS: Explore the Science of Strawberry Sundaes, Tomorrow
We hope you’ll join us tomorrow, Friday, July 7 from 2-4pm for a free fun all-ages celebration of National Strawberry Sundae Day…
Supreme Court Ruling on Race-Based Admissions Policies Could Affect Colorado Students
CU is doubling the number of students eligible for its CU Promise Program, which waives tuition for students whose families earn less than $65,000 a year…
‘Coal Mine Fire’ Now 95% Contained
The fire, which was first reported on June 26, had grown from about 40 acres on June 28 to 267 acres on June 29…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Who’s Quoting Hitler, and Stalin?
“Moms for Liberty” thankfully retracted the use of a quote, attributed to Hitler in a 1935 speech, which states, “He alone who owns the youth gains the future…”
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: New Music Appreciation Offerings
Choose topics that best support your unique wellness journey, and sign up to try something new…
Chris Mountain Fire, Day 7
Fire crews are prepared for predicted red flag conditions and increased fire behavior…