We will again offer the 12” baskets, planted specifically for our program and filled with a mix of flowers including geraniums, petunias, lobelia, pansies, vines and other colorful species..
READY, FIRE, AIM: A Few Resolutions for April Fool’s Day in Mesa County
I’m 100% behind the party caucus process, which gives the average Joe and Jane their chance to help formulate their state’s party platform…
Thingamajig Theatre Company Offering Free Programs for Pagosa Teens
ThingamaWHO participation allows our local teens to work alongside professional performers and production teams and learn under directors…
Second Booster Shot Now Available Through San Juan Basin Public Health
Community vaccine clinics scheduled through April 30… with the second booster shot available to eligible populations…
Despite Pushback, Colorado Will Enforce K-3 Teacher Training on Reading
Colorado’s 23,000 kindergarten through third grade teachers must take a mandatory training on reading instruction by August…
EDITORIAL: Money, Water, and Fear for the Future, Part Six
Colorado Water Conservation Board chair Jaclyn Brown touches ever so lightly, here, on the elephant in the room. Or the elephant in the river…
Enjoy Food Related Activities Leading Up to April 9 Archuleta County Food Summit
The community is invited to participate in a series of food-related activities and tours in the week leading up to the Archuleta County Food System Summit…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Women of Colorado, You Have the Vote
I could be wrong about the motivation. It’s also possible that the men of Colorado were simply trying to keep up with the Joneses…
OPINION: So That No One Dies Alone
During the pandemic, we learned a lot about what we did right, and what we did wrong, and what we can do better…
OPINION: Overcoming ‘Mistaken Impressions’
Last week, an STR group left mistaken impressions on doorknobs around town. Anonymously…
Can Coloradans With Opposing Views Find Common Ground?
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and former Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams want to get Coloradans to discuss issues with people of opposing political views…
LIBRARY NEWS: Festive Fundraiser Will Benefit Library Building Expansion
A limited number of tickets still are available because of space limitations and the popularity of this event…
Too Early to Tell If Colorado Will See New COVID Surge
“I will be closely watching that percent positivity value to see if that continues to go up,” Dr. Rachel Herlihy said…
Library Affair Will Offer ‘Tables of Creativity’ for Your Bidding Pleasure
Not only will you enjoy delicious food, a cash bar, and beautiful music, you will have the opportunity to bid on seventeen creatively decorated dining tables…
EDITORIAL: Money, Water, and Fear for the Future, Part Five
I received a thoughtful email yesterday from one of our Daily Post readers, wondering where this ‘Money, Water, and Fear for the Future’ editorial series is headed…
Chimney Rock Interpretive Association Seeking Volunteers for 2022 Season
For over 20 years, Chimney Rock Interpretive Association and its volunteers have shared the story of the ancestral Puebloan people with thousands of visitors…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Pagosa Going to the Dogs?
I ran across some interesting news last Saturday, that might be fake news. But sometimes fake news is the best kind…
Colorado Legislature Prepares to Debate $36 Billion Budget
As enhanced federal funding for medical services expires, state prepares to contribute hundreds of millions of dollars…
OPINION: When Jim Crow Greeted the Returning Black Vets
The bill is named in honor of two African American vets of World War II who unintentionally found their way into the historical record because of what was done to them…