This coming Sunday, January 11, we continue with the theme of hope using resources from the On Being podcast.
Republican Mark Baisley Now Running for U.S. Senate
Baisley, a Woodland Park Republican, announced last week that he will challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper in November…
US Senate with GOP Support Advances War Powers Resolution
“They stood up and said that Trump does not have the authority to use our military any which way he wants…”
EDITORIAL: Another Hell of a Year, Part Four
The Town Council in particular has been earmarking funds in their annual budgets, over the past decade, to support licensed early childhood care…
Rubio to Meet With Danish Officials to Discuss Greenland
Senate Democrats are gearing up to take another vote on a war powers resolution intended to curb Trump’s military actions abroad…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Gods and the Algorithms
I hope I’m not the only person who objects to serving as an unpaid worker for corporate media…
Colorado Childhood Vaccine Recommendations Stay the Same Despite Federal Changes
“We are protecting access, minimizing confusion, and empowering individuals to choose the protections that are right for them…”
CHAMBER NEWS: Final Call to Nominate for Community Awards
Nominations for the 2025 Community Leader Awards will close next Monday, January 12, 2026...
LIBRARY NEWS: Ready to Tackle Your Resolutions?
No matter what’s on your 2026 to-do list, the library has books that can help you realize your goals…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Universal Charitable Deduction Set to Expand Giving in 2026
The goal of the Permanent Universal Charitable Deduction is to recognize and encourage generosity across all income levels…
Colorado Facing Federal Funding Freeze for Child Care, Social Services
The freeze was first reported by the New York Post, which cited unnamed officials…
EDITORIAL: Another Hell of a Year, Part Three
“The federal One Big Beautiful Bill passed in July 2025 and will result in cuts to Pagosa Springs Medical Center revenue over the next 7 years…”
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Should We Lock Up This Latin American Leader?
The prosecutor promised that, “Now, after years of destructive narco-trafficking of the highest imaginable magnitude,” this leader will thankfully spend years in prison…
Court Rules in Favor of Natural Grocers and Others in GMO Labeling Case
The decision overturns three major loopholes that plaintiffs argued would have kept consumers in the dark…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Where’s the Flattery When I Really Need It?
Photo: Statue of Tigranes the Great. “The first messenger that gave notice of Lucullus’ coming was so far from pleasing Tigranes that he had his READ MORE
Public Comment Sought for Archuleta County’s New Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Since 2003, one of the most important tools in preparing for wildfire has been the Community Wildfire Protection Plan…
Petitions Now Available for Prospective Town Council Candidates; Due by Jan. 26
If you are interested in running for a seat on the Town Council, here are eligibility requirements…
Want a Free Ticket to the Pagosa Chamber’s Annual Gala on February 6?
The annual Gala is an evening of live music, delicious food, a cash bar, silent auction, and the presentation of the Community Award winners…
Community Invited to Archuleta Food Summit on April 18
Together, these efforts reflect a long-term vision for local food resilience and food sovereignty in Archuleta County…