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Pagosa about to get rained on

By Pat Payne Special to The PREVIEW Even though we are almost midway through October a rain is about to hit Pagosa, “A Steady Rain.” A new play by Keith…

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Classical guitarist featured at Sunday Night Unplugged

By Sally Neel Special to The PREVIEW This Sunday, at 5 p.m., Sunday Night Unplugged will feature the talents of classical guitarist Stephany Bouchier. Like many musicians in the Pagosa…

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Centerpoint Church to host Harvest Fest

By Lisa Ann Pilgrim Special to The PREVIEW Mark your calendars for the biggest autumn event of the season. Harvest Fest will take place at Centerpoint Church on Wednesday, Oct.…

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Americana Project class presents The Caravan of Thieves

By Hayley Hudson Special to The PREVIEW Music is the universal language of the mind, body and soul. Music speaks to everyone. To me, the one thing better than listening…

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Back in town, ready to take on Pagosa

By Darcy DeGuise Special to The PREVIEW As a fairly fresh transplant to our quaint, little town, it is no surprise to me that people love it here. We have…

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Monsters Ball at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts on Halloween night

By Laura Moore Special to The PREVIEW Halloween is a wicked time to celebrate and Pagosa Springs is going to get wild this Oct. 31 at the Center for the…

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Famed New York company to perform ‘Of Mice and Men’ in Dulce

By Lindsey Bright Staff Writer When you say “Dulce” in Pagosa, most of the natives know where you’re talking about and can point the general direction in which the town…

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Clothing, other items being collected for St. Patrick’s giveaway event

By Sally Neel Special to The PREVIEW As the seasons transition from summer into fall, many of us are going through closets and drawers and pulling out clothes we no…

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‘The Duchess’ was a Pagosa pioneer

Gertrude Larson was better known worldwide as “The Duchess” in the Fred Harman II comic strip “Red Ryder.” She was born Jan. 1, 1875, and passed away Dec. 15, 1952,…

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New recovery support group in Pagosa Springs

By Roxanne Schick Special to The SUN There is a new faith-based support group in Pagosa Springs. It is called Metanoia, which is a Greek word that means “turning away…

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