Small-business owners and their employees are worried about their health care, and their livelihoods, as insurance prices surge…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Metaphor of the Down Escalator
My cousin Ronnie and I rode those escalators for about four hours straight. Up and down… up and down…
Pagosa UU Fellowship Hosting ‘Dances of Universal Peace’
We are thrilled to host Dances of Universal Peace this Sunday, November 9 from 2 – 4pm…
VOORMI Opens New Retail Location at the Springs Resort
The retail space features VOORMI’s complete collection of technical outdoor apparel, including signature wool-based layering systems…
OPINION: Tell Congress to End the Shutdown
In the backdrop of this shutdown, 44 million people are shopping for Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plans and discovering exponentially higher premiums…
OPINION: What It Means to Stay
Staying in a rural place is not passive. It is work — emotional, financial, cultural, communal. Work to find housing. Work to afford groceries and heat…
‘Sunday Night Unplugged’ Returns to St. Patrick’s This Sunday with Unique Program
The Taizé Community in France is a Christian monastic community famed for its community prayers and music…
Air Traffic Restrictions to Begin Today Due to Shutdown
“We’re noticing that there’s additional pressure that’s building in the system,” Duffy said…
EDITORIAL: Scrubbing Dirty Dishes in Government Kitchens, Part Two
“I would really like to have some sort of meaning from working towards a goal or cause that betters humanity as a whole…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Election Heroes of 2025
“With your support, Election Hero Day will help boost election official morale ahead of Election Day and send a clear message to the public that we support our friends and neighbors…”
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: The Democrats Won with More Than Just an Anti-Trump Message
Sherill focused on affordability, health care costs and housing, as well as education and early childhood care…
HEALTHY ARCHULETA: Supporting Community Food Access
The food collected at the food drive benefited the seven food pantries in Archuleta County…
BIG PIVOTS: An Afternoon in Denver’s Industrial Armpit
The refinery is located amid what might be called a municipality’s urban necessities, at least as defined in the mid-20th century…
CHAMBER NEWS: Business Happy Hour Lottery Winners to be Announced Later
Anna Snow will complete notifications this week, and we will announce the winners in next week’s article…
LIBRARY NEWS: Last Chance to Honor an Extraordinary Woman in Your Life
I know each of you have your own story to share about an extraordinary woman who believed in you, nurtured you, or simply inspired you…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: The Flu and Older Adults
Local seniors can protect themselves by getting vaccinated at several locations in Archuleta County…
Sign Up Now for Pagosa Springs Holiday Lighting Contest
Once again, the Pagosa Springs area will be bright with holiday cheer this season…
ELECTION RESULTS: Archuleta County, Nov. 4
Voters living within the Town of Pagosa Springs voted overwhelmingly — 76% in favor — to create a new 1% sales tax…
EDITORIAL: Scrubbing Dirty Dishes in Government Kitchens, Part One
Has government really gotten so bad, that three out of four adults believe government generally does the wrong thing?