“Throughout Brenna’s career at First Southwest Bank, she has consistently demonstrated the leadership, innovation, and community dedication that this ABA award celebrates…”
EDITORIAL: ‘Build Pagosa’ Lands a $420,000 Promise from the School District, Part Three
“Archuleta School District has the vision of providing this space and augmenting its CTE capacity. You have demonstrated good faith by investing in CTE classes…”
THEATRE: A Ghoulishly Good Time at PSCA
Magic is alive at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts, where the Thingamajig Teen Program’s BEETLEJUICE JR has taken up ghostly residence…
Interior Department Planning to Eviscerate USGS, Other Public Lands Agencies
“USGS research underpins everything from American energy to insurance to transportation….”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Living in an Well-Run Universe
“Sounds like you’re advocating the adoption of the ancient Greek religion…”
Grace Pettis & Natalie Price Live in Durango, Oct. 29
Together, Pettis and Price offer an evening that feels less like a concert and more like a gathering of friends sharing songs and stories…
OPINION: Trump’s Assault on the UN is Self-Defeating
On the whole, Trump’s withdrawal and cutting of aid has led to an immediate gap in humanitarian services…
BOOKISH: A Big Writer Coming to Town
This week’s visiting author, an aging man rumored to have a nose for sweet young things…
‘Girls on the Run’ 5K Run in Durango This Saturday, October 25
Participants of all ages and abilities are encouraged to join in. Families, community members, and supporters can run, walk, volunteer, or cheer on the girls…
Teton Leadership Conference Calls on Leaders to Move from ‘Me’ to ‘We’
Thursday evening opens with Colorado State Senator Julie Gonzales, whose keynote will be “Doing What We Can with What We’ve Got…”
EDITORIAL: ‘Build Pagosa’ Lands a $420,000 Promise from the School District, Part Two
“So what money do we have for this? We have raised over $4 million now for this, which has been an extraordinary effort from many different people…”
Pagosa Springs, Standing Together After the Flood
This event is a chance to raise a glass to the teamwork, partnerships, and community pride that keep downtown Pagosa strong, even during construction…
Federal SNAP-Ed Program Cuts Mean Less Nutrition Education for Colorado Students
The Colorado Department of Human Services distributed the $6 million in federal funding for SNAP-Ed programs to the Colorado School of Public Health…
READY, FIRE, AIM: What Chickens Can Teach Us About the Too-Much-Talent Problem
Turns out, that chickens also have goals — goals which might seem eerily similar to human goals…
Thousands Rally and March in Colorado at ‘No Kings’ Event
An overflow crowd spilled into Civic Center Park, and multiple streets surrounding the Capitol grounds were shut down as the event began just after noon…
Natural Grocers Launches ‘Even More Affordable Prices’ Campaign
Organica Girl, Natural Grocers’ longtime mascot, is flying into action to deliver discounts on over 500 natural and organic staples through December 31…
Ruby Sisson Library Fundraiser to Honor 100 Extraordinary Women
Your $1,000 donation can be made In Honor Of or In Memory Of someone special, whether it’s a mother, mentor, teacher, friend…
OPINION: ‘Colorado Schools Fund’ Making the Case for Market-Based Education
This “failure” rhetoric aligns perfectly with the “education desert” legislation advanced last spring by Colorado’s Senate President James Coleman…
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION UPDATE: October 20 – 25
The project team planned to work Saturday and Sunday this past weekend to make up for some of the rain delays this past week. 8th READ MORE