Zikr will present the full-length “Runes” program in eight cities across Colorado and New Mexico…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Copper Dreams.. or Nightmares
Even if mining companies and investors get off their fat butts and start opening new mines, we’re still looking at tough times ahead…
EVIL MISTRESS: A Lifelong Affair with Music, Part Twelve
The band consisted of Jimmy Russell the ‘Love Muscle,’ lead vocals, keys and flute; the amazing Terry Diers on guitar and vocals…
CITIZEN SCIENCE: Forest Bird Communities in the San Juan Mountains
Indeed, almost half of the bird species observed in our study have exhibited declines in population numbers…
Your Vacation Rental Can Make a Difference to a Survivor of Domestic Abuse
Home should be a sanctuary, a place of comfort and safety. Yet, for too many in our community, home is a place of fear…
Archuleta Democratic Club to Consider Consumer Economy at March 24 Lunch Meeting
Our speaker, Christa Chaga, will give you many easy-to-follow ideas to help you become a more responsible consumer and a better steward of the earth…
Pagosa Unitarian Universalist Fellowship to Engage in ‘Action Sunday!’
We have been reading and engaging in ways to deeper our understanding of mutual aid…
OPINION: A Trap of His Own Making
The question is not whether that off-ramp is easy. It is whether we have the wisdom to take it before the alternatives become far worse…
EDITORIAL: Feuding Water Districts Come to a Tentative Agreement, Part Three
One explanation for the lack of public outreach might be that SJWCD still doesn’t know what they want to construct or how much it would cost…
16 States Including Colorado Ask, ‘Where’s Our Tariff Refund?’
Trump’s tariffs were ruled illegal. Where’s the refund of $166 billion — plus interest?
READY, FIRE, AIM: Cockroaches In Love
I knew that certain birds pair up and figure out how to make things work with the same partner for their entire lives. And also certain mammals, and fish. Even humans, occasionally…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Why The March Madness ‘Game Of Change’ Matters Today
Perhaps one of the biggest basketball games in March Madness history wasn’t a finals matchup…
ESSAY: ‘Suddenly Amish’ Takes Rural Reality TV to the Extreme
Notably, the Amish reality TV sub-genre inherently targets a community that can’t fight back…
LIBRARY NEWS: Dopamine Kids and a Rescue Plan
Several years before the pandemic, scientist and journalist Michaeleen Doucleff began to notice that her naturally calm demeanor had changed…
CHAMBER NEWS: Spring is in Full Swing, and So is Highway Reconstruction
CDOT expects to pause most work over the July 4th weekend, with only limited activity immediately before and after the holiday…
OPINION: Two Discriminatory Anti-Transgender Initiatives Qualify for the 2026 Colorado Ballot
“Now that these measures have qualified for the ballot, voters should know what’s at stake…”
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Spring is in the Air
Join local elders, their friends, family, and community at the Community Café, also known as the Silver Fox’s Den, in person for delicious meals…
EDITORIAL: Feuding Water Districts Come to a Tentative Agreement, Part Two
The question of “infrastructure” pertains very clearly to the proposed Dry Gulch Reservoir…
League of Women Voters Program Will Highlight Health Care in Colorado
Eileen Monyok, Board of Colorado Healthcare Coalition, PA will speak on the topic, “What will healthcare study entail and how will it help Coloradans…”