Congressman Jeff Hurd signed a letter to House leadership saying that he “will not support a final reconciliation bill that includes any reduction in Medicaid coverage…”
UU FELLOWSHIP: Finding New Energy
We will apply some of what we heard to our monthly Action Sunday! this week, May 25, starting at 10:30am…
OPINION: Broken Promises from Colorado Representatives
“Their votes will mean higher gas and electricity costs, tank the U.S. manufacturing resurgence, cede leadership to China and increase pollution exposure…”
Thingamajig Actors, Directors in Rehearsal for ‘Something Rotten!’
“Something Rotten!” has a cast of 15 actors who play more than 75 roles, including dancing and performing in the chorus, with multiple costume changes…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Six
“They have made vapes so it’s just really hard to catch kiddos. Cigarette smoke was really distinguishable. Vape smoke is a lot like girls’ perfume. It’s sweet…”
Front Range Cities Sue Colorado Over Housing Policies
The 86-page lawsuit filed in Denver District Court Monday says Colorado courts have established that matters of land use and zoning are “core matters of local concern…”
Healthy Archuleta Hosts High School Field Trip on the Local Food System
The morning started bright and early with a visit to 84 Ranch to hear from Brian Wattier, a local rancher…
LIBRARY NEWS: Two Major Events Launch Next Week
Tuesday, May 27 through Friday, June 6, we will be hosting the first-in-the world virtual reality exhibition with five unique films…
LPEA Announces Board Election Results
This year marked a milestone in LPEA’s commitment to member engagement, with the introduction of online voting…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: ASI Open House Scheduled for June 11
All community members are invited to come and hear about ASI’s 2025-2027 strategic plan and learn about initiatives such as nutritional programs, caregiving support…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Five
“Those kids are too important. I actually care about them receiving all of their pieces, and they will not even know that there has been a change made…”
Health Professionals Fighting to Prevent Medicaid Cuts
“There’s kind of a passion, or a fire, that this lit up in all of us,” Lord said. “We’re not going to give up easily….”
OPINION: Fear-based Rhetoric in the Debate Over Therapeutic Psychedelics
Now is the time to listen to the science, trust the professionals doing this work with integrity, and stay open to the promise this medicine holds…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Carbon-Neutral Chocolate
I had not heard about carbon-neutral chocolate until just yesterday…
GOAL High School Celebrated as 2025 ‘Denver Post’ Top Workplace
GOAL High School serves more than 6,500 students across 38 locations in Colorado, offering a personalized education model…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: Willful Blindness, Part Two
The finger-pointing is now in full force. Those in the media, who have been exposed for their gaslighting, are blaming officials in the Biden administration for misleading them…
LETTER: Urging Pagosans to Become Fully Informed About Metro Districts
Allowing Metro Districts to operate within the Township for the purpose of facilitating development must be approached with great caution…
LETTER: Kip Strohecker Called to Serve as Bishop of LDS Pagosa Springs Ward
Kip Strohecker will replace Dr. Jason Wallace whose family will be relocating to Anchorage, Alaska…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Four
A group of retired school teachers attended the May 13 School Board meeting and sat in the back row, quietly holding signs…