“I’m excited for people to learn about health insurance and open enrollment in a way that’s fun…”
Extractive Industries ‘In’ and Environmental Protections ‘Out’ at Department of the Interior
The Trump administration’s revised Department of the Interior strategic plan calls for expanded fossil fuel development across federal lands…
BIG PIVOTS: Where the Buffalo Roam
Nicole Rosmarino now heads Colorado’s State Land Board. Is the idea of Buffalo Commons part of the background tension?
Healthy Archuleta Seeking Community Volunteers
Another Community Garden is located downtown along the San Juan River Walk…
Senior Center Seeking Executive Director Applicants
As Executive Director, you’ll be at the heart of an organization that seeks to help our 60-and-better citizens and all who care for them to live with independence, dignity, and joy…
GOP Senators Struggle to Cut Medicaid without Harming Rural Hospitals
“We’ve got 1.3 million people on Medicaid in Missouri, hundreds of thousands of kids. That’s 21% of my population…”
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Four
Recently, the Town of Pagosa Springs has been dealing with a subdivision proposal from a company called ArenaLabs LLC…
THEATRE: ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder’ Opens Friday at PSCA
Pagosa Springs audiences, get ready: the final production of this summer’s repertory season is about to take the stage, and it’s dressed to kill…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The World’s Snooker Champions
I’ve never played snooker… but apparently, it’s very similar to the game of pool, except using 21 colored balls instead of 16…
BIG PIVOTS: When April Showers Bring May Flowers
We’re on track to a 9 degree rise in average temperatures. That has profound implications for the Colorado River…
Legal Challenge to Gov. Polis’ ICE Compliance Policy
“Am I going to believe you or my own lying eyes?…”
LETTER: Freedom… But Not For All
As we celebrate the Fourth of July with friends, let’s pause to consider those denied even the most basic freedoms…
LETTER: County Funding That Benefits Only the Few
As citizens of Archuleta County, our request is that we better allocate our taxes to the infrastructure that the vast majority of us rely on…
EDITORIAL: With Liberty and Justice for All, Part Three
“And say, finally, whether peace is best preserved by giving energy to the government — or information to the people…”
Archuleta County Moves to Enhance Wildfire Safety
This means that new buildings will need to use materials and construction procedures which are noncombustible, fire-retardant-treated, or ignition-resistant…
Attorneys General Challenge Public Media Cuts
“Public radio and television connect millions of people in Colorado and across the country to critical information they might not otherwise be able to access…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Chip Smuggling, Out of Control?
In my experience, the chips aisle was always one of the best stocked aisles at the grocery store…
OPINION: When Public Funds Meet Private Roads…the $3M Ghost Maintenance Problem
“Maez went on to mention that the County could have 100 miles of roads that it has been maintaining, that may not actually be County roads…”
Mesa County Deputy Placed on Leave, Following Student ICE Arrest
“We know that Caroline’s arrest and detention should not have happened in the first place…”