The Film Festival menu will include local greens empanada made of a mix of greens grown in Centennial Park grow domes, Greenhouse beet hummus with Mountain Mama, Ryeman Rye Crackers…
Archuleta County Democratic Club Meeting Tuesday, April 19
The speaker will be Adam Frisch, a former city councilman in the Roaring Fork Valley, who is one of the candidates running to represent us in the US Congress…
LIBRARY NEWS: Salute to Library Volunteers During National Volunteer Week
As William James said, “Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does…”
EDITORIAL: Town Planning Commission Reviews Servitas Housing Projects… Part Two
“But having housing for our workforce is key for us. For paramedics, for nurses. Every week, we have someone turn down a job offer because they just can’t find afford to live here…”
7th Annual Rio Chama Congreso to Focus on Snow in Our Changing Watershed
The first panel will be with producers in the watershed and their role in a changing system, with Toner Mitchell from Trout Unlimited moderating…
Colorado Legislature Passes ‘Marlo’s Law’ to Ease Adoption for LGBTQ Parents
“…if you have two partners and one partner is carrying the genetic material, biologic material of another partner and gives birth, the partner that gives birth has full rights…”
Healthy Archuleta to Host Community Conversation about ‘PSE’ and Built Environment
Where we live can affect how we live — we are more likely to make healthy choices when healthy options are within our reach…
Department of Interior Proposes to Reduce Risk to Lake Powell and Critical Infrastructure
Without implementing these robust actions, Lake Powell elevations are projected to drop below key infrastructure levels later this year…
Jackson Mountain Landscape Project ‘Open Houses’ Scheduled for April 19 & 21
Open houses scheduled in April will be an opportunity for the public to hear what partnership efforts have taken place… what potential project components may be included…
Town to Host ‘Job Fair’ for Municipal Employment, Tomorrow, April 14
Interested in working for the Town of Pagosa Springs? Stop by the Community Center tomorrow, Thursday, April 14…
EDITORIAL: Town Planning Commission Reviews Servitas Housing Projects, Tonight… Part One
Perhaps Pagosa Springs will be the guinea pig for Servitas’ ambitious move towards municipal “P3” collaborations? We’ve certainly been the guinea pig for other projects…
BIG PIVOTS: Will This Coal Plant Deliver Electricity During a 2030 Heat Wave?
How different from just 18 years ago, when Comanche 3 was approved unanimously by a different set of PUC commissioners…
‘Sitting on a Time Bomb’: Mobile Home Residents at Risk in Red-Hot Housing Market, Part Two
“At the end of the day, we ought to have owners on land that they own and control and not on the land of a commercial investor,” he said. “That’s the bottom line…”
Colorado’s Far-Right Wing Triumphant at Republican State Assembly
Tina Peters and Ron Hanks both earned the most votes from the 3,749 GOP assembly delegates at the Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs…
Colorado Department of Local Affairs Celebrates Construction of Affordable Housing Communities
As average rental rates are increasing and the number of available low-cost rental units are decreasing,the scale of the housing crisis for low-income households continues to grow…
Colorado Among First in Nation to Gain Approval for P-EBT Child Care Food Program
This approval will allow Colorado to issue retroactive food benefits to approximately 69,000 additional children who had reduced access to child care meals…
OPINION: Blaming Wild Horses For the Spread of Invasive Weeds is a Twisted Tale
It is a fact, native species wild horses are evolved re-seeders of native plants and grasses in North America, and invasive species ungulates (cattle and sheep) are not…
Thingamajig’s Wine and Cheese ‘Meet the Cast’ Event Set for April 15
Great benefits go along with being a season ticket holder including discounted tickets, no ticketing fees, reserved seats, complimentary exchanges and “come again” tickets…
EDITORIAL: Town of Pagosa Springs Planning for a Sewer System Disaster, Part Three
Six years later, and with the benefit of hindsight, we can probably agree it was a crazy idea. But for some reason, it didn’t seem crazy to the decision-makers in 2012…