Pioneer times on the East Fork: Jacob Lane and the Murphys
This week we’re continuing with the Jacob Lane biography. He was one of the last persons to live year-round on the east fork of the San Juan River. We quote…
Winner of battles to offer solutions, peace of mind at New Thought on Sunday
By Constance d’Angelis Special to The PREVIEW Want to live, love and dream passionately? You can step into your confident and courageous self. Avoid living a life someone else designed.…
UU New Year’s resolution: less judgement, more curiosity
By Dean Cerny Special to The PREVIEW On Sunday, Dec. 31, at 10:30 a.m., the Pagosa Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (PUUF) invites you to a novel New Year’s service. This will…
Next health and wellness event Jan. 31
The Senior Center has a pilot program expanding health and wellness services to Archuleta County seniors. The program includes wellness and blood pressure monitoring, or allows individual area seniors to…
Books to help you keep your New Year’s resolutions
With so many people thinking about New Year’s resolutions at this time of year, we wanted you to be aware of the wide variety of books available to help you…
Public Notices 12/28/2017
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of CHARLOTTE LABORDE aka CHARLOTTE ANN LABORDE aka ANN REEDY LABORDE aka CHARLOTTE ANN REEDY LABORDE, Deceased Case No. 2017 PR 030073 All persons having claims…
Library fun
Scene … having holiday-themed fun at the Ruby M. Sisson Memorial Library recently. The library held a series of events in December to celebrate the holiday season, including Hot Chocolate…
DUST2 to host second-annual winter fat bike race
By Annie Sewell Special to The SUN Get ready for an action-packed bike- and ski-filled winter weekend in Pagosa the weekend of Jan. 6 and 7. DUST2 is excited to…
Saddle bronc rider with area ties finishes second in the world
A Wyoming saddle bronc rider with family ties to Pagosa Country finished second in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association’s world standings on Dec. 16. The full version of this story…
Join Retro Metro Kids on Walk to School Wednesdays
By April Rossetti Special to The SUN Remember walking or riding your bike to school? “American kids don’t walk and bike to school much anymore. Even after some modest progress…
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