“I co-chaired that campaign, and that was the first tax increase to pass in Archuleta County in over ten years…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: A Few Words from a Candidate Who Wears Plaid Shirts
He’s been quoted as saying he wants to “save our Democracy from a radical conspiracy nut” and that “Boebert is weak and going to lose…”
OPINION: Feed Crops to People, Not Animals
Scientists and advocates have long urged consumers, governments, and companies to accelerate the shift towards plant-based diets to enhance human health…
Vista Lake Community Garden Has Open Beds for Community Members
The community garden is a great way to start gardening and is an opportunity for residents who don’t have room for a garden…
LIBRARY NEWS: Library Speakers Consortium Launched
The Library Speaker’s Consortium will feature fiction and nonfiction authors giving live, professionally moderated book discussions you can view on your computer…
July Events at Chimney Rock National Monument Begin Tomorrow
You’ll walk in the footsteps of the fascinating and enigmatic Ancestral Puebloans of the Chaco Canyon, following primitive pathways that haven’t changed for 1,000 years…
EDITORIAL: Council, Commissioners… Talking… Part One
Mayor Shari Pierce asked the question that needed to be asked. Would the County considering donating some County land to the Town, in exchange?
Heidi Ganahl Wins Governor Primary; Medina, Le Roux Selected in Local Primary Election
Ganahl will face current Colorado Governor Jared Polis, who ran unopposed in the Democratic Party primary…
19th Hole Concert Series Raises Funds for Healthy Archuleta
Your $10 cover charge not only supports Healthy Archuleta but also four other local nonprofits that are part of the 19th Hole Concerts…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Monopoly Money
Back in 2013, a financial analyst named Glen Tickle figured out the exchange rate of U.S. dollars to Monopoly money…
Pagosa Teens Invited to Free ‘SpongeBob’ Dress Rehearsal, Tomorrow Night
All teenagers in the Pagosa Springs area are invited to attend the final dress rehearsal of “The SpongeBob Musical” on Thursday, June 30, at 7pm…
OPINION: We Must Protect the Colorado River Itself
Touton finally acted as the adult in the room, issuing an edict that must be complied with…
EDITORIAL: STR Owners File Lawsuit Against the Town of Pagosa Springs, Part Four
In fact, the voters are almost never asked to approve new fees or fee increases…
Unaffiliated Voters Deciding Colorado Primaries?
With Tuesday’s primary likely representing the best shot of unseating Boebert, nearly 4,000 registered Democrats in the 3rd District have changed their registrations…
La Plata, Archuleta Counties in ‘Community Level Medium’
Statewide data shows that cases and percent positivity of laboratory tests are beginning to decrease, as are hospitalizations…
READY, FIRE, AIM: When Women Rule the World
We might put the history of female voting into some perspective…
Schools Tackle the Job of Feeding Kids Over the Summer
“…We will see communities where summer meals aren’t as available as they would have been if Congress had gotten this done in March,” Davis said…
ABORTION: Deep in the Heart of Texas
She considered herself pro-life, and the diagnosis still needed to be confirmed through amniocentesis and ultrasound…
OPINION: The Second Amendment, a Palladium of Liberty?
By Sam Ben-Meir It is shameful and unconscionable that this country has allowed gun violence to become the leading cause of death among children in READ MORE