The future of community health is already here — rooted in culture, relationship, harm reduction, and collective responsibility…
BIG PIVOTS: Massive Data Center Slated for Northeastern Colorado? Part One
“Our facilities are engineered for resilience, sustainability, and energy independence,” says the company…
Addressing the Holiday Blues Through Community Connection
Community organizations are working to address these challenges by creating opportunities for engagement…
Pueblo Community College Southwest Names New Vice President
“I am honored to step into this role and continue serving the southwest region…”
Colorado Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over EV Infrastructure Funding
The latest lawsuit is the 47th Colorado has filed against the second Trump administration…
EDITORIAL: The Continuing ‘Dry Gulch’ Troubles, Part Two
There are couple of interesting aspects to this unpleasant and expensive conflict that we might want to consider…
Colorado’s ‘Guaranteed Income’ Program Would Have High Costs
For many Coloradans, a few hundred extra dollars a month would go a long way. Yet today, the U.S. safety net appears more tenuous than ever…
Arrests Nationwide at Record Low, Says Report
Arrests plunged during the first year of the pandemic and have remained low, according to the analysis…
READY, FIRE, AIM: America the Beautiful
There’s never been any doubt. America is beautiful. For spacious skies. For amber waves of grain…
Town Seeking Input on River Park, River Enhancements
In May 2025, the Town of Pagosa Springs purchased 1040 E. US Hwy 160, formerly known as Bob’s LP…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Would an Assault Weapons Ban Reduce Gun Deaths?
His research showed that not a single state with an assault weapons ban had an above average gun death rate…
OPINION: Destructive Use of the Presidential Pardon
Sadly, we have not yet seen the end of Trump’s barrage of arbitrary and destructive pardons, nor his domestic and foreign mischiefs…
BOOKISH: My Instant MFA
And that’s the point anyway, isn’t it? We can’t all get published…
EDITORIAL: The Continuing ‘Dry Gulch’ Troubles, Part One
One shared possession — a 660-acre ranch just north of downtown Pagosa Springs, in the Dry Gulch Valley — remains a potent point of contention…
Grazing Permit Loophole Harming the American West? Part Three
For years, some politicians and environmental groups have proposed protecting degraded or sensitive habitats by paying ranchers to retire their permits…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Fear and Loathing in the Grocery Store
Reportedly, some Americans are fearful of entering grocery stores. Maybe even most Americans…
OPINION: What Data Centers Really Mean for Colorado’s Future
If we get this right, Colorado can be a national leader in responsible AI infrastructure…
Heralds of Christmas this Sunday at Pagosa Bible Church
A wide variety of musical numbers, featuring many of Pagosa’s favorite performers, will fill the hall…
Trump Signs Order Intended to Block States from Regulating AI
“We’ll be following the administration’s attempts to implement this farcical order…”