Four of the 16 actors in the cast are much-admired favorites with local and out-of-town audiences from previous performances at Thingamajig…
EDITORIAL: County Sheriff Suspected of Offering a ‘Bounty’ for Arrest of Political Rival, Part Three
“Honestly, it originated out of the sheriff,” he said…
Colorado Supreme Court Asked to Rule on River Access Laws
Attorney General Weiser states, “If this longstanding Colorado approach to water and river access is to change, the decision-making process rightly belongs to the legislative and executive branches…”
‘Friends of Youth and Nature’ named Southwest Region Partner of the Year
Friends of Youth and Nature is a group that promotes, supports, and facilitates opportunities for youth and their families to go outside…
‘Sexual Assault Awareness Month’ Activities Planned in Pagosa
During April every year we have a line up of events to raise awareness, to raise funds to support survivors…
Town Seeking Food Vendors for Bell Tower Park
The town recently installed planters and picnic tables in the parking area and is currently installing electric hook-ups to accommodate up to three food vendors…
OPINION: Biden Administration Restores Some, But Not All, NEPA Protections
Many important provisions of the original 1978 regulations that were eliminated in 2020 are not included in today’s rulemaking…
CDOT to Install Fiber Optic on US Highway 160, Pagosa Springs to Wolf Creek Pass
“These electrical and fiber upgrades will benefit surrounding communities, travelers, emergency service providers and CDOT’s traveler information systems…”
EDITORIAL: County Sheriff Suspected of Offering a ‘Bounty’ for Arrest of Political Rival, Part Two
“But to be referred to in a news article as one of the ‘town drunks’?” he asked…
Spruce Beetle Remains Most Damaging Forest Pest in Colorado
Observers were able to detect and track pests infesting areas of forests that were previously unaffected…
As Eating Disorders Spike During Pandemic, Rural Treatment Options Lag
“Even if we create more eating disorder centers, if people can’t afford them, then we are only servicing the most privileged in our society…”
Federal Judge Throws Out National Mask Mandate for Travelers
The order applies nationwide. It is not yet clear if President Joe Biden’s administration will seek an appeal…
OPINION: Reflecting on Land Stewardship and Cultural Heritage
Visitors to Colorado’s state parks and other properties will have more and more opportunities to come away with a broader historical understanding…
Pagosa Ranger District Prescribed Fire Program May Begin Today
Burning operations may occur over several days when weather and fuel conditions are favorable and may continue into the fall…
Audubon Meeting Tomorrow Will Hear About Citizen Science Projects
With winter behind us, Weminuche Audubon members are planning events to get us outside and participating in exciting projects…
EDITORIAL: County Sheriff Suspected of Offering a ‘Bounty’ for Arrest of Political Rival, Part One
Some Daily Post readers may remember Mr. Keating from his campaign for Archuleta County Sheriff in 2018, when he ran — unsuccessfully — against incumbent Sheriff Richie Valdez…
Town, County to Host ‘Big Spring Clean’ Event on Saturday, April 23
As part of ‘Big Springs Clean’, Archuleta County will provide free dumping of household items for all county residents at the Landfill, located at 9179 County Road 500…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Don’t Say a Certain Word That Once Meant ‘Happy’
Standing in front of the “PROTECT CHILDREN” sign is a little boy who looks to be, maybe, a 2nd grader. He is applauding…
A Virtual Town Hall on Funding Colorado’s Education System
The town hall will be held on Sunday, April 24, from 12 noon to 1pm, with panelists include Dave Young, Julie McCluskie, Lisa Weil, and Chris Stiffler…