By Robin Young | PREVIEW Columnist One of the best ways to get an accurate plant identification is to ask a local expert. The preferred method is to bring a sample specimen, root and all, but …
By Carole Howard | PREVIEW Columnist, and the library staff You are cordially invited to a free all-ages special Camp Out Read Out event on Saturday, June 3, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. as you join …
By Rose Chavez | PREVIEW Columnist Older adults 60 and older are eligible for free transportation provided by Archuleta County’s Mountain Express Transit (MET). Older adults can ride the MET Pagosa …
Photo courtesy Mike Eisenfeld The San Juan Generating Station near Waterflow, N.M. By Dave Marston | PREVIEW Columnist The good news these days about Farmington, N.M., is that the air looks clear. …
By Adam Larson | PREVIEW Columnist Photo courtesy National Parks Service Allosaurus jimmadseni. The prehistoric past can perk up the present. When woolly mammoth bones were found in my hometown in …
By Rose Chavez | PREVIEW Columnist The next free art class at the Pagosa Senior Center will be held on Thursday, May 25, at 1:15 p.m. We will be making miniature gardens that never need …
By Carole Howard | PREVIEW Columnist, and the library staff Library fans of all ages are invited to a fun, free event tomorrow, Friday, May 26, from 2 to 4 p.m. to create your own tie-dye T-shirt …
By Ethan Proud | PREVIEW Columnist You won’t find elongated mustard in the grocery store, but you will find it on the Colorado Noxious Weed A List. In Colorado, it is only found at the border of …
By Betty Slade | PREVIEW columnist Why do we spend so much time and energy learning how to write and create extra work for ourselves? Because we believe our words will carry the light to the next …
By Lynn Moffett | PREVIEW Columnist Puffy, white clouds held the attention of the horse named George. He preferred these sunny days to those with gray clouds and sheets of rain. As he surveyed the …
By Rose Chavez | PREVIEW Columnist The Pagosa Senior Center invites community members of all ages and backgrounds to rekindle the Spanish Fiestas of the past that honor the culture and diversity of …
By Betty Slade | PREVIEW columnist Still in shock after a deep-freeze winter, we are not ready to wake up, smell the coffee and slosh through mud. Too cold to set out plants and possibly more snow is …
By Robin Young | PREVIEW Columnist Baseball fans might not realize this, but the type of soil on baseball fields greatly affects how players perform. Professional baseball fields are built from …
By Rose Chavez | PREVIEW Columnist May is Older Americans Month, and Archuleta Seniors Inc. (ASI) is encouraging community participation in an upcoming virtual live event with the director of the …
By Carole Howard | PREVIEW Columnist, and the library staff Here’s a reminder about our free Learning Express Library online resource: It is a great tool for learning a wide range of subjects …
By Richard Gammill | PREVIEW Columnist Something powerful just happened in the small town of Wilmore, Ky. Something which for thousands of people proved to be more transformative than anything that …
By Erica Rosenberg | PREVIEW Columnist In 2017, the public lost 1,470 acres of wilderness-quality land at the base of Mount Sopris near Aspen, Colo. For decades, people had hiked and hunted on …
By Carole Howard | PREVIEW Columnist, and the library staff You are cordially invited to attend any or all of our three special events on Saturday, May 13, when true crime and fiction author Ron …
By Rose Chavez | PREVIEW Columnist Try some virtual/online free programming with our partners at the Mather Institute. Take some time to calm your mind, spark your creativity or guide your learning …
By Betty Slade | PREVIEW Columnist Recently an article flew into my email box and nested there. It shrieked at me, pecked at me and beckoned to me to take notice of the eagle and the crow. The story …