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Public Notices 01/16/14

COMBINED NOTICE – PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 2013-056 To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard to the following described Deed of Trust: On November…

January 16, 2014No CommentRead More

U.S. 550 south of Ouray to remain closed at least through weekend

By Nancy Shanks Special to The SUN U.S. 550 over Red Mountain Pass will remain closed at least through the weekend, due to continuous rockfall and the risk of more at…

January 15, 2014No CommentRead More

Financial aid program for high school students

On Wednesday, Jan. 22, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium, there will be a financial aid program for all seniors, juniors and their parents. The program highlights important information…

January 13, 2014No CommentRead More

Former NFL player Trent Shelton to speak at Fort Lewis College

Fort Lewis College welcomes former NFL player and current motivational speaker Trent Shelton to campus on Thursday, Jan. 16. Mr. Shelton will speak about overcoming obstacles in his own life…

January 10, 2014No CommentRead More

Gov. Hickenlooper plans economic development stops today in La Plata County

Gov. John Hickenlooper will join the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade on Friday to meet with various businesses and community leaders in La Plata County and discuss…

January 10, 2014No CommentRead More

Sharing a meal at Kagami Biraki, a Japanese New Year’s celebration

By Lisa Jensen Special to The PREVIEW Students, family and friends of Aikido of the San Juans celebrated Kagami Biraki on Jan. 6 by training, pounding rice to make mochi…

January 9, 2014No CommentRead More

New MRI machine

The new MRI machine sits ready in its mobile unit on the Pagosa Springs Medical Center (PSMC) Campus. With the arrival of this permanently parked mobile unit, PSMC will be…

January 9, 2014No CommentRead More

Quilts needed for summer display at museum

By Shari Pierce Special to The PREVIEW Quilters and quilt owners, we need you. Over the past few summers, the historical society museum has incorporated a themed quilt display into…

January 9, 2014No CommentRead More

Bring everything into the light

One of recently retired editor Karl Isberg’s greatest talents was in penning an eloquent editorial. This abridged editorial, reprinted from Dec. 6, 2012, remains timely and relevant. Elected officials need…

January 9, 2014No CommentRead More

Pinned!

The crowd reacts to Pirate Alonzo Hernandez’s pin of Alamosa’s Manuelito Casias at Saturday’s morning’s wrestling dual against the Mean Moose. Hernandez pinned Casisas in 1:58, wrestling at 220 pounds.…

January 9, 2014No CommentRead More