“It gives me the opportunity to take responsibility into my own hands,” he said. “And if I am struggling, if I need help, I’ll ask….”
Are You Voting? Read the ‘Healthier Colorado’ Ballot Guide
This election will shape health outcomes for Coloradans for years to come…
ESSAY: The Road to an Elder’s Door is Holy Road
The work is not easy. Volunteers have their own schedules and families. Programs face costs, weather, staffing needs, and the challenge of finding people who could benefit from their services…
Pagosa Customers Asked to Reduce Natural Gas Use
Heavy rain and flooding have damaged an Xcel Energy natural gas supply line and access roads in the area around Pagosa Springs…
TRAVEL ADVISORY: Road Closures in Archuleta County Due to Flooding
Due to hazardous water accumulation, officials have closed key sections of Highway 160 to ensure public safety…
EDITORIAL: The Problematic Tourist-Friendly Pig Farm on Highway 84, Part Three
“We chose Pagosa. And I think we all know there’s a good reason why we chose Pagosa. We want to do business here…”
THEATRE: Stranded Aboard the ‘Orca’… and At Home with the Addams Family
Thingamajig Theatre Company is offering audiences two very different kinds of comedy as Halloween approaches…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Jon Stewart, for Two More Years
The world of political comedy has been a roller coaster ride lately…
VIDEO: Circque Mechanics Bringing Spectacle to Durango Concert hall
Cirque Mechanics invites audiences to embark on a high-flying journey through the magic, thrills, and nostalgia of America’s iconic 1980s amusement parks…
Millions in ‘Dark Money’ Spent to Influence Colorado Voters
Colorado’s most expensive ballot-measure showdown in the 2026 midterms is an overlapping series of fights over several high-stakes tax questions…
BIG PIVOTS: What If Ken Salazar Had Run Against Donald Trump?
New book says he would have made climate change a major plank. But what exactly did he have in mind?
EDITORIAL: The Problematic Tourist-Friendly Pig Farm on Highway 84, Part Two
Highway 84 property owners Dawn Vrastil testifies at the October 20 Archuleta Board of County Commissioners’ meeting, regarding the operations of the 84 Ranch…
Archuleta Schools Reopen Today; Students Who Remain Home Excused
We know that recovery will take time and that the impacts of this flooding will be felt long after the waters recede…
Pagosa Peak ‘Haunted House’ Rescheduled for Tonight & Tomorrow, Oct. 26 & 27
PPOS student have met two days a week since August, learning about set design, marketing, and other aspects of the entertainment business.
San Juan National Forest Clearing Roadways After Flood Event
Operations are taking place in close coordination with counties and the National Guard…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Flood
“The LORD saw how great the wickedness of the human race had become on the earth, and that every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was only evil all the time…”
Early Voting in Colorado Outpaces 2022 Midterms
More than half a million Coloradans have already voted in the 2026 midterm election, according to the first turnout report from the secretary of state’s office…
INTERVIEW: Alaskan Music Group Blackwater Railroad
“Alaska doesn’t have a lot of infrastructure for really anything. So if you want something, you kind of have to make it happen yourself…”
League of Women Voters Cancels Today’s Scheduled Meeting
Please remember to stay safe and to check in your friends and neighbors during this stressful time in our community…