I hear things are not going so well for the Ukrainian army…
Fire Restrictions Rescinded for San Juan National Forest
Fire danger is still high, especially in the southern most parts of La Plata and Montezuma Counties…
OPINION: Pragmatic Solutions in Women’s Health
There are other aspects of reproductive health that have required CCLP advocacy at the state level…
PAWSD Providing Drinking Water to Chama, NM, During Emergency
“This may appear imprudent on PAWSD’s part due to our own drought concerns. However, PAWSD has developed a plan allowing 6,000 gallon tanker trucks to use uptown fill stations…”
EDITORIAL: Council, Commissioners… Talking… Part Three
“Pricing for an MMS text/phone ballot measure survey will vary because each one is unique. The cost is determined by the number of questions…”
LOCAL FOOD HERO: Charles MacDonald of Meander Riverside Eatery
“Meander Riverside Eatery is a new local food concept restaurant in Pagosa Springs whose aim is to create a seasonally driven menu, inspired by locally sourced ingredients…”
Mobile Home Residents Rally for Rent Cap Provisions
“Rent increases of 10, 20 and 30% force people to choose between food or medical care or shelter…”
PAGOSA ON THE FOURTH: Flags, Horses, and Airplanes, Oh, My!
For those watching the parade, it is important to note, there will be no parking along the entire parade route….
‘Community Cafe’ Resumes Meals at Pagosa Senior Center
Older adults who stay home and choose not to visit a congregate meal at the Senior Center may experience negative long-term health effects…
Tickets On Sale for ‘A Star-Spangled Evening’
We will be doing a tribute to Pagosa, our country, and our past and present service members…
‘The SpongeBob Musical’ Takes the Stage This Weekend at PSCA
SpongeBob SquarePants and all of Bikini Bottom face the total annihilation of their undersea world. Chaos erupts. Lives hang in the balance…
EDITORIAL: Council, Commissioners… Talking… Part Two
“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…