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9/11 memorial events for 20th anniversary planned

By Clayton ChaneyStaff Writer This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States. Archuleta County and Pagosa Springs...

Fire restrictions lifted for county, tribal lands

By Randi Pierce Staff Writer Due to recent rains, additional area agencies lifted fire restrictions this week. On Monday, Archuleta County Sheriff Rich Valdez announced via letter...

Sheriff lifts county fire restrictions

By Randi PierceStaff Writer Effective today, July 26, fire restrictions in Archuleta County are lifted, per a letter from Archuleta County Sheriff Rich Valdez. The letter...

Fire district receives clean audit

By Clayton ChaneyStaff Writer The Pagosa Fire Protection District (PFPD) has received and approved its audit report for 2020, in which it received a clean,...

Fire department seeking volunteers

By Clayton ChaneyStaff Writer The Pagosa Fire Protection District (PFPD) is currently accepting applications for volunteer firefighters. The full version of this story is available in...

County, Southern Ute and Forest Service enter stage 1 fire restrictions

By Clayton ChaneyStaff Writer Archuleta County, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and the San Juan National Forest (SJNF) entered into stage 1 fire restrictions Wednesday. The...

Firefighters respond to out-of-control trash fire

Firefighters from the Pagosa Fire Protection District (PFPD) responded to an out-of-control trash fire on Ute Drive in the Aspen Springs subdivision on Sunday...

Volunteer firefighters needed, fire academy set for August

Pagosa Fire Protection District The Pagosa Fire Protection District is actively seeking volunteer firefighters. An entry-level firefighter academy is scheduled to begin in August.  The fire...

Crews respond to commercial building structure fire

Pagosa Fire Protection District On May 10 at approximately 12:28 p.m., a report of smoke inside a building was reported in the 100 block of...

Firefighter appreciation awards Steve Voorhis named Firefighter of the Year

Pagosa Fire Protection District Pagosa Fire Protection District (PFPD) members vote annually for their peers to determine who receive recognition. This year, the following firefighters...
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Pagosa Life

Multiple fun, free Halloween activities planned at your library

By Carole Howard  PREVIEW Columnist, and the library staff We have four fun, free Halloween-related activities for all ages between now and Halloween: • Our new storywalk...

Volunteers needed for Senior Center, Meals on Wheels

Pagosa Marines to celebrate Marine Corps birthday

There’s still time to be a part of It’s a Wonderful Life: An Old Fashioned Pagosa Christmas

Tickets on sale now for Tim Sullivan family benefit concert

Expressions for Healing Art Walk planned for Friday

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Town council to consider paving waiver for proposed development

At its meeting on Sept. 28, the Pagosa Springs Planning Commission heard and approved a sketch major design review for a proposed downtown development...
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District attorney’s office requests 15 percent pay increase

Budget season is officially underway, and the Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) heard multiple draft budget presentations recently. The full version of this...

Public meetings

Urban Renewal Authority discusses home rule charter amendment

Urban Renewal Authority reviews map of potential development areas

LPEA will host two virtual town hall meetings to update members on future power supply options

Social Security COLA increases, expect Part B premiums to increase

Condé Nast Traveler recognizes The Springs Resort as the No. 10 Best Resort in Colorado

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Signs of life in the Riverwalk wetlands

By Josh Pike Pagosa Wetland Partners In the fall, the Riverwalk wetlands can appear barren and drab. Patches of still water, surrounded by dead brown stalks,...

DUST2 team members qualifies for state

Photo courtesy Janine Emmets Ten athletes from the DUST2 team qualified for state and will be racing in Durango this weekend. Pictured, from left to...

Trooper Tips: Is it winter driving season already?

By Master Trooper Gary Cutler Colorado State Patrol I guess it’s that time of year to make sure everyone is ready for the impending snow season....

Bird of the Week

Photo courtesy Byron Greco This week’s Bird of the Week, compliments of the Weminuche Audubon Society and Audubon Rockies, is the fox sparrow. This sparrow is...

CSU scientists awarded $3.2 million to make algae a better crop

By Robin Young PREVIEW Columnist Scientists have long studied properties of algae in hopes that it could someday act as a substitute for petroleum-derived vehicle and...

Let’s redefine those bucket lists

By Marjorie “Slim” Woodruff PREVIEW Columnist What did we learn this summer and fall? We learned that people who’d been cooped up, thanks to COVID-19, flocked...

Wife of the camouflaged

By Betty Slade PREVIEW Columnist My Sweet Al’s trigger finger is twitching, his good eye is twinkling and I’m shaking my head. Does a man ever...

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Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum opens new exhibit: Inside Out 2.0: Native American...

By Lindsay BoxTribal Council Affairs The Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum announces the opening of Inside Out 2.0: Native American Artists in the 21st...

Property fence interrupts 150-year-old religious pilgrimage

By Kate PerdoniRocky Mountain PBS A religious ceremony — the last of its kind in Colorado — stands threatened by private property rights. Each spring during...

Colorado county leaders blast state officials over concerns about mental health for foster kids

By Jennifer BrownThe Colorado Sun The state system that treats children with severe mental health issues is so stretched that it’s become dangerous, Colorado’s county...

Second annual Steamroller Printmaking Event Sept. 18 in Creede

Creede Arts Council  Join us for the second annual Steamroller Printmaking Event on Sept. 18, hosted by the Creede Arts Council, a nonprofit organization in...

Southern Ute Tribal Council approves return to Phase II ‘Safer at Home,’ Level 1

By Lindsay Box Communication Specialist, Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council Affairs In accordance with the tribal Resolution 2021-104 which adopted amended COVID-19 metrics, and due to...
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