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Living with extremes

June 24, 2021

By Richard GammillPREVIEW Columnist I just looked at the extended weather report for my local area. The projected high temperatures are in the triple digits...

Asking ‘How Can I Help?’

June 3, 2021

By Richard GammillPREVIEW Columnist My wife and I moved from California to South Fork, Colo., in September 1996. Several weeks later it snowed — hard....

A Matter of Faith: ‘Wristband, my man …’

May 24, 2021

By Sharee Grazda PREVIEW Columnist Driving to town for errands, I switched on the radio, heard a couple so-so tunes, then was caught up in the...

‘Wristband, my man …’

May 23, 2021

By Sharee Grazda PREVIEW Columnist Driving to town for errands, I switched on the radio, heard a couple so-so tunes, then was caught up in the...

A Matter of Faith: Two different perspectives

April 22, 2021

By Jan Davis PREVIEW Columnist “If you are the Christ, then rescue us all,” the thief ranted as he hung suspended high above the ground next...

A Matter of Faith: A prayer of redeeming love

April 17, 2021

By Sami Fortin PREVIEW Columnist I remember the song “I Love How You Love Me” (Bobby Vinton). I’d like to make a new song and count...

A Matter of Faith: A second chance at life

April 10, 2021

By Jan Davis PREVIEW Columnist In the middle of COVID, God blessed me with our first great-grandson. Tears of joy ran down my cheeks as our...

A Matter of Faith: A conqueror over anxiety

March 27, 2021

By Royce King PREVIEW Columnist As the pandemic continues to affect our daily lives, we grow weary. Stop in City Market long enough and you’ll hear...

A Matter of Faith: Isn’t spring exciting?

March 20, 2021

By Royce King PREVIEW Columnist Isn’t spring exciting? I love spring. Spring brings with it the sign of new life, flower beds full of color, trees...

A Matter of Faith: ‘Teach us to number our days aright …’

March 6, 2021

By Sharee Grazda PREVIEW Columnist My husband and I had met with the accountant days before. When she called to say our tax return was ready,...

Stopping for a snack

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Funding allocated for $13.5 million highway project through downtown

July 22, 2021

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Fire restrictions rescinded on San Juan National Forest

July 22, 2021

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Redrawing boundaries: Commissioners hear proposal to realign counties

July 22, 2021

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Lodging tax revenues continue to ‘skyrocket’

July 22, 2021

Pagosa Life

A tale of two farmers markets

By Pauline BenettiSouthwest Organization for Sustainability Once there was one Pagosa Farmers Market (skeptics didn’t believe that was possible). Now,there are two Pagosa Farmers Markets....

Summer flowers in bloom

Training exercise for area agencies

Water district implements drought restrictions

Thingamajig’s two galas will feature 20 popular performers to be auctioned off

COMMUNITY

COVID-19: State releases school guidance

July 22, 2021

Trooper’s tips: Keep up to date on your registration, driver’s licenses and insurance

July 22, 2021

Investigation into downtown death continues, identity released

July 22, 2021

Tourism board grants $10,000 to museum

July 22, 2021

Upcoming Archuleta County Fair an annual highlight for 4-H’ers

July 22, 2021

Literary Ladies Book Club will meet at Ruby Sisson Library July 23

July 22, 2021

Input sought for prioritizing community issues

July 22, 2021

Save the dates for Summer Reading finale and Friends of the Library book sale

July 22, 2021

19th Hole Concert Series continues tonight with Zia Chicks

July 22, 2021

Webb to speak at Democratic Club meeting

July 17, 2021

Education

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WHIPS Scholarship winners

July 8, 2021

Photo courtesy Barbara Swindlehurst Women Helping in Pagosa Springs (WHIPS) honors two high school senior ladies as their scholarship winners: Kylie Keuning and Kelsi Rollins....

Kimberly Dawson

July 8, 2021

Nicole Jurcak

July 8, 2021

‘More to celebrate than there has been’: Student assessment results released

July 1, 2021

Sports

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Red Ryder Roundup Rodeo winners announced

July 15, 2021

By Lisa ScottRed Ryder Roundup Rodeo The 71st Red Ryder Roundup Rodeo has come to an end. The All-Around Cowboy and Cowgirl title were awarded...

Mike Ray receives 2021 Red Ryder Award

July 15, 2021

Red Ryder Roundup Rodeo

July 8, 2021

Aidan O’Donnell

July 8, 2021

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Outdoors & Recreation

Bird of the Week

This week’s Bird of the Week, compliments of the Weminuche Audubon Society and Audubon Rockies, is the yellow-breasted chat. Listening to this bird can’t help...

PLPOA owners invited to weigh in on Garden on the Trail project

By Rose D. ChavezFood System/Food Equity Coalition Save the date for Saturday, July 31, at 1 p.m. for the annual Pagosa Lakes Property Owners Association...

Bucks in velvet

Photo courtesy George Hunyadi These three bucks in velvet were spotted in the Chromo area recently. That velvet provides nutrition and growth to the deers’...

Kids Summer Camp at Yamaguchi Park to be offered

By Bryce Baca Grace in Pagosa Grace in Pagosa is excited to announce a new event for families in our community that is completely free. Aug. 11-14,...

Stopping for a snack

Photo courtesy Beth Tollefsen This deer was too pretty to shoo out of the photographer’s garden before snapping several photographs.

Opinion & Columns

Protecting your health on smoky days (and nights)

By Cheryl WilkinsonPREVIEW Columnist Protecting our family members, animals, homes and businesses is top of the list for everyone in wildfire-prone areas. This year, we...