We are pleased to partner with the Town of Pagosa Springs to bring the StoryWalk to the River Walk downtown…
A Thorough Spring Cleaning Can Mean Lower Gas Bills
As the weather warms, many families tackle home spring cleaning projects, like deep cleaning or organizing…
Healthy Archuleta Addresses Nutrition Security
On a weekly basis, the CLLC members identify questions as a result of their participation in these learning sessions…
Home Buyer Education Classes Offered in Pagosa Springs
Homebuyer Education class is a great way to gauge your readiness to purchase, as well as learn about the various steps involved in purchasing a home…
EDITORIAL: Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?… I mean, COVID… Part Three
“We are all obligated, as Americans, to challenge whatever is unlawful, or whatever is in violation of constitutional rights that are God-given rights…”
BIG PIVOTS: Fossil-Free Technology that Heats Homes in Frigid Fraser
Colorado needs many more air-source heat pumps — and fewer carbon emissions from buildings — to meet its mid-century decarbonization target goals of 90%…
EDITORIAL: Making Room for Marijuana Gardens
I suggested that some of the proposed regulations appeared to conflict with an amendment made to the Colorado Constitution by the voters, ten years ago…
HMPRESENTLY: Merger of Equals
“There are some awfully headstrong leaders on Earth,” cautioned one of the analysts. “Not only in national governments, but in those giant businesses, as well….”
Conservation Groups Secure Agreement to Protect Lynx Habitat
Critical habitat is area designated by the federal government as essential to the survival and recovery of a protected species…
Science and Engineering Symposium at Pagosa Springs High School Scheduled for May 3
Local high school students will present the results of their air and soil quality research projects in a poster session being judged by CU Boulder students and faculty members…
Universal, State-Funded Preschool Becomes Colorado Law with Governor Polis’ Signature
The state-funded program will save families an annual average of $4,300, according to the governor’s office…
EDITORIAL: Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?… I mean, COVID… Part Two
Since the release of that final report, SJBPH has been making a concerted effort to provide the BOCC with presentations about the district’s services…
READY, FIRE, AIM: When a Billionaire Buys Twitter
Who would have guessed that Twitter was worth $44 billion dollars? Not me. I thought it was just a website, like the Pagosa Daily Post, but with more users…
OPINION: To Fully Observe, We Need to Walk
As Chris suggests, walking “is being forced to watch the whole movie.” In contrast, being driven or even riding a bike is more like teleporting in…
Join the Summer of Fun at Thingamajig Theatre
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…