“Despite our cancellation, lawmakers must feel urgency to take bold action during this session to keep quality educators in our classrooms…”
EDITORIAL: Remarks About a Remarkable Wetlands, Part Four
“We need to figure out how much water, of what type, is coming from where, in order to protect this place. We don’t know that…”
EDITORIAL: COVID-19 in Colorado, in Perspective… Part Three
According to BBC radio, the city of Dublin has canceled its St. Patrick’s Day Parade…
The Complexities of Closing a School, During a Virus Outbreak
“Kids on the bus may be the lowest risk, but we don’t know, because I am seeing different reports about how the virus could spread…”
EDITORIAL: COVID-19 in Colorado, in Perspective… Part Two
From everything we know so far, contracting COVID-19 can be a life-or-death issue. But just how serious is the problem?
EDITORIAL: Remarks About a Remarkable Wetlands, Part Three
We only rarely post articles about birds…
8 Inches of Fresh Powder at Wolf Creek
Spring Break evening ticket sales have begun. Lift tickets, lessons, and rentals for the next day can be purchased from 3pm to 5pm the evening prior…
HMPRESENTLY: What’s That ‘O’ in GOP?
Calling the governor a snake sort of sounds like something from one of those Old Wild West shows…
EDITORIAL: COVID-19 in Colorado, in Perspective… Part One
“The health and safety of every Coloradan remains my top priority and I am grateful to our state’s health officials who have been working diligently to care for and protect our communities…”
EDITORIAL: Remarks About a Remarkable Wetlands, Part Two
“This riparian wetlands is unique in the fact that in addition to the river water running through it, it has warm water rich in minerals flowing into it from the neighboring hot spring…”
How Are Schools Handling Coronavirus Fears? Part Two
“Students are bored; students are lonely,” the teacher said. “We have students who are just completely absent…”
EDITORIAL: Remarks About a Remarkable Wetlands, Part One
The Audubon group managed to pack the audience for its fascinating, 45-minute presentation, and we heard from speakers Bob LeCour, Jean Zirnhelt, Randy McCormick, Barry Knot, and Keith Bruno…
How Are Schools Handling Coronavirus Fears? Part One
Most school districts do not have plans for continuing instruction during an extended closure, but several are considering it after the Centers for Disease Control last week urged districts to prepare…
HMPRESENTLY: Post Articles Take Me Back to the Bubble
You could even imagine building managers standing out front at their buildings waving ‘Space Available’ and ‘Lease Discount’ signs…
Pagosa Peak First & Second Graders Celebrate a ‘Bird Festival’
The Bird Festival included six interactive tables with educational posters written and illustrated by the students; the 1st and 2nd graders also performed a bird-themed musical they wrote…
EDITORIAL: Chairlift to Heaven, Part Six
Employees in the hospitality and leisure industry have the lowest earnings in the US economy…
LETTER: Humanity at a Unique Juncture
The wireless 5-G energy system is a grand example of ‘smart, but not wise’ for it seriously depletes our bodies natural bio-electric life force energy…
EDITORIAL: Chairlift to Heaven, Part Five
Any business at all “provides job opportunities.” That’s the very definition of a business. But some businesses destroy the community they move into, and some enhance the community…
Clifford Lucero Announces County Commissioner Candidacy
By James Garrett Community resident Clifford Lucero today announced his candidacy for Archuleta County Commissioner, running in the election to be held this fall. Lucero, READ MORE