The tragic shooting that occurred yesterday afternoon inside the King Soopers grocery store at Table Mesa Shopping Center in Boulder took the lives of 10 Coloradans…
VIDEO: Free Online Tutoring Platform for Colorado School Children
Colorado Education Initiative today announced that they have launched a new partnership with Schoolhouse.world…
OPINION: War Comes to Your Local Supermarket
“This cannot be our new normal. We should be able to feel safe in our grocery stores. We should be able to feel safe in our schools, in our movie theaters and in our communities…”
EDITORIAL: Pennies from Heaven, Part Three
As stated in the Planning Commission packet, “Riverwalk Townhomes will have a positive effect on the economy as it provides more housing opportunities to the Town…”
Public ‘Open House’ of Town’s New Maintenance Facility, Next Wednesday
The project cost $5.2 million and was completed on time and within budget. Value engineering, as well as staff performing some of the work, helped to save money on the project…
Colorado Releases New COVID Rules
Dial 3.0 metrics are further simplified and capacity limits are less restrictive. The state will work with counties to confirm their metrics under the new framework…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Natural Law
Under natural law, we each have the right to life, and to defend ourselves accordingly…
New Report Documents Abandonment of Federal Oil & Gas Leases
The data show surrendered drilling permits and leases on national public lands…
Millions More for Colorado K-12 schools?
Democratic lawmakers are asking the Colorado Supreme Court to decide whether a proposed tax change that could generate millions for K-12 education is constitutional…
EDITORIAL: Pennies from Heaven, Part Two
That package includes about $128 billion for K-12 education… along with other provisions that will also affect school spending…
Pagosa Wetlands Partners Offering Training for ‘Volunteer Naturalist Program’
The training will also include information about program delivery, such as tour pacing, presentation skills, handling questions, managing children, use of optics, etc…
Colorado Legislators Discussing ‘Public Option’ Health Insurance Plan
“The two counties that I represent, Eagle and Routt, there’s only one option on the health insurance market for those who buy on the individual market,” Roberts said…
‘Watershed Enhancement’ Group Seeking Public Input on San Juan River Plan
The WEP’s three-phased process is designed to ensure there is ample time to gather public feedback, conduct analysis, and create a plan with local priorities…
Colorado Establishes Water Equity Task Force
“2020 has highlighted the need to fundamentally address deeper societal issues — including equity in water policy decisions,” Gibbs said…
ESSAY: A Plan to Re-Open the Liberty Theatre, Part Two
“And eventually, we’d also like to try to do movie festivals. I know Durango and Telluride have movie festivals. Why can’t we have something in Pagosa, as well?”
EDITORIAL: Pennies from Heaven, Part One
Instead of flying somewhere in a plane, for a vacation — wearing a face mask in a crowded airplane cabin, breathing recycled air — families and individuals were looking for exotic places they could drive to — in their own SUV…
READY, FIRE, AIM: To Meat or Not to Meat, That is the Question
We can wipe the carbon out of our footprints, any day of the week and twice on Sunday. And we can prevent animal cruelty, if we happen to be suffering from “meat guilt”…
ESSAY: Responses to Sexual Violence, Part Two
It is also very important to avoid making comparisons, as each person will experience trauma and recover from it differently, at their own pace…
Colorado Lawmakers Approve Affordable Housing Measure
House Bill 21-1117 would let cities and counties require new rental developments to include some affordable housing units, a policy known as inclusionary zoning…