EDITORIAL: Shooting in the Dark… at Tax Targets, Part Seven
Unfortunately for the volunteers serving on the MPAC , Mr. Taylor's more sensible number — $17.4 million — was never available to them...
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As Litigation Looms, State Officials Defiant over Colorado River’s Future
As Colorado officials tell it, the Lower Basin states failed to recognize the threat posed by the post-2000 megadrought until it was too late...
EVIL MISTRESS: A Lifelong Affair with Music, the Epilogue
"You will always be a drummer, with or without drums..."
READY, FIRE, AIM: Phil Weiser Goes Big, Against Meta
Unfortunately, I probably won't see any of the profits from the settlement...
Draft of Archuleta County ‘Housing Action Plan’ Available for Review
Please review the Draft Plan and provide any comments you might have. You can email your comments...
Continental Divide Trail Coalition Reports on Community Survey
78 percent of small business owners said that trail users have a positive impact on their business...
Pagosa Springs Head Start Now Enrolling, Now Hiring
Pagosa Springs Head Start is now enrolling children ages 3 to 5 for our free, high-quality preschool program...
Scale of Wildfire Threats to Colorado Watersheds Far Exceeds Funding
As the West’s wildfire crisis has intensified in recent years, misconceptions about the scope of and strategy behind mitigation efforts have proliferated...
OPINION: The Rich and Powerful Are Laughing
The U.S. national debt has officially surpassed $40 trillion, months earlier than forecasters had expected...
EDITORIAL: Shooting in the Dark… at Tax Targets, Part Six
On Monday evening, August 17, Ms. Scott was soliciting campaign volunteers for what might be a much more challenging campaign...
EDITORIAL: Shooting in the Dark… at Tax Targets, Part Five
About 25 people showed up at the Community Center on Monday evening, and I recognized some of the audience as "MPAC" committee members...
OPINION: ‘Rights of Nature’ and Colorado’s Climate Solutions
These laws aren’t symbolic gestures. Legal personhood creates standing...
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Turing Test, and the Cyanide Apple
"However, the apple was so artfully made that only the red cheek was poisoned..."
ESSAY: Balanced Stewardship of the Land to Save the Prairie, Part Two
"“The cow is how you harvest the grass and turn it into something of value economically, spiritually and nutritionally..."
HEALTHY ARCHULETA: September Garden Education Series
Participants gain foundational knowledge of crucial gardening mechanics, including soil health & preparation, choosing appropriate plant varieties, when to plant...
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION: Week of August 17-21
On Wednesday, August 19 beginning at 7pm, westbound 7th Street will be shut down to one lane with alternating traffic...
OPINION: The Bill That Threw Low-Income Students Under the Bus
If Colorado can afford tax breaks for wealthy corporate CEOs, it can afford work-study for students trying to work their way through college...
Drought, Wildfires Create Challenges for Wildlife
During difficult drought conditions, habitat improvement efforts, responsible recreation and public lands stewardship can help Colorado’s wildlife remain resilient...
EDITORIAL: Shooting in the Dark… at Tax Targets, Part Four
Does the BOCC want to hear from the community about this possible solution to County facility needs? That has not yet been made clear...
Drive for Nuclear Power Boosts Uranium Industry… and Tribal Health Concerns in Southwest
"That’s the reason why I am standing up and doing whatever I can to stop that from happening..."