With projects underway and more to come, Thingamajig Theatre is eager to build our volunteer teams. All skill levels are welcome…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Considering the Sheriff’s ‘Bounty’
Keating’s “driving pattern” in the video does not appear to the average citizen to be that of a driver “under the influence”…
HMPRESENTLY: Civility
If you’re reaching out to officials in your town, or county, I sure hope they’re responding to your phone calls, or emails…
OPINION: Colorado Makes Historic Investments in Resolving Homelessness
There’s excitement for advocates like me who are focused on resolving and preventing homelessness for the far-too-many Coloradans forced to experience it…
EDITORIAL: Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?… I mean, COVID… Part One
As things turn out, both the brick house and the piano come into play when a big, bad wolf shows up at the straw house, and then at the stick house, and huffs and puffs both houses into oblivion…
Physicians Uneasy as Colorado Collects Providers’ Diversity Data
“There are lots of marginalized and disenfranchised people that when they don’t have a good experience, they disengage from care…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Communicating with Cats
He was even the subject of an exhibit arranged by LA’s Natural History Museum, and a special web page about cougar communications…
OPINION: Can Elon Musk Save the Colorado River, and the American Southwest?
There are at least 4 ways to get water from one side of Glen Canyon Dam to the other as the water level drops below the turbines…
HMPRESENTLY: Imagine, Knowing Where Your Tax Dollars are Going
Are your hard-earned tax dollars paying for something on a Navy ship? Bits of a bridge? A highway? Are they paying for pothole repairs on roads?
USDA Forest Service to Invest Over $3 Million in Southwest Colorado
The CFLRP award will complete restoration and resiliency work throughout the San Juan National Forest’s 1.9 million acres…
LOCAL FOOD HERO: Roger Candelária of Ranchito Alegre
This growing season we face two big challenges. First, busy and informed consumers want to gain access to safe and ethical foods they can eat with confidence…
EDITORIAL: County Commissioners Agree to Enter Negotiations on Courthouse Sale
“Now, supposedly, Mr. Urbanczyk will build and finance the new building for the County. At what cost and at what finance rate to the taxpayers of Archuleta County?”
HMPRESENTLY: Be Thankful You’re Not Florida
Life in Florida was so much simpler, decades ago, roasting in sunshine on warm, sandy beaches. Avoiding a painful sting from a Portuguese man o’ war…
Auditions for ‘All Shook Up’ Set For April 22, 23, 29 and 30
Loosely based on Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” this hip-swiveling, lip-curling musical fantasy will have you jumping out of your blue suede shoes…
Pagosa’s Spring Clean Event Happens Tomorrow, April 23
Volunteers will be treated to a barbecue following the cleanup efforts at Yamaguchi Park from 11:30am to 1pm…
Rotary Seeking High Schoolers for Leadership Retreat in Montrose
“The outdoor recreation amenities in our area are endless, and we are hoping to offer the RYLA participants a chance to experience leadership development…”
Guitarist Gabriela de la Paz Returns to Pagosa in May
She specializes in traditional music of Mexico and Latin America and over the years, has performed in Europe, Asia and the United States…
EDITORIAL: County Sheriff Suspected of Offering a ‘Bounty’ for Arrest of Political Rival, Part Four
“You know, it’s kind of an ethical or moral thing. Like, is that what you do to your political rivals? And, was it because of that? Who knows…”
LIBRARY NEWS: Celebrate Earth Day with Free Takeaway Kit
The first Earth Day gave environmental issues national and political attention. It also influenced the creation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency…