Vita volunteers return to the library this tax season to offer professional help with your taxes at no charge to you…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Honor the Linemen
Thanks go out to these tough linemen, on the field or on the snowy streets of our cities, from a grateful writer…
Chamber Gala Set for Tomorrow Evening, Friday Feb. 6
Guests will be treated to dinner and dessert, alongside a cash bar and a silent auction…
HEALTHY ARCHULETA: Community Voices Continue to Shape the Archuleta Community Food Hub
The Food Hub is being planned in phases so it can grow responsibly over time and remain responsive to demonstrated community and market demand…
EDITORIAL: San Juan Water Conservancy District Considers a Reservoir, Part Three
We could hope and pray that it’s not too early to ask that question — about the proper size for a reservoir…
Rural Farmers Hit By Health Insurance Costs
Republicans are aware that health care affordability is a problem and have put forth proposals…
A Small Town Under ICE Occupation, Part Two
“Being silent’s not an option anymore,” he said. “This is not the America or the humans we want to be…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Long Live Rockmount Ranch Wear
Last week, for example, the Senate Republicans honored Rockmount Ranch Wear, at the instigation of Senator Marc Catlin…
Healthy Archuleta Offering Child-Parent Relationship Therapy
CPRT centers on the parent-child relationship and uses play, a child’s natural language, as the foundation…
BIG PIVOTS: What Would John Wesley Powell Say About the Colorado River Crisis?
John Wesley Powell was both an adventurer and a scientist. Perhaps that’s exactly what we need now to end the Colorado River stalemate
Virtual Online Premiere of ‘Three Creeks’ Documentary Film Today
Ranchers, agencies, and conservation partners joined forces to reimagine how grazing could work…
School Cellphone Bans Gaining in Popularity
The momentum behind cellphone bans in schools has reached more than half the states, as teachers, superintendents and education experts praise these policies…
OPINION: When Evidence Becomes the Enemy
We owe a debt of thanks to those who document, protest, and refuse to look away…
CDOT’s 10-Year Plan Available for Public Review
This plan is the Colorado Department of Transportation’s roadmap for prioritizing and investing in critical transportation projects across the state…
EDITORIAL: San Juan Water Conservancy District Considers a Reservoir, Part Two
We certainly cannot question the need for water. A human being can last only about three days without water….
Crime Rates Fell in Many U.S. Cities During 2025
The national homicide rate could officially fall to its lowest level in more than a century…
A Small Town Under ICE Occupation, Part One
Perla Ocampo, an 18-year-old college student, spoke up next. It wasn’t Ocampo’s first time speaking up that week…
READY, FIRE, AIM: We’re Getting Canceled Left and Right
That same year, comedian Louis C.K. had his shows canceled and his distribution deals terminated…
Colorado DMV Announces Major Digital Upgrade
Once the new system is fully implemented, Colorado residents can expect a streamlined experience…