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Council withdraws Reservoir Hill petition
Staff Writer The Pagosa Springs town council held a special meeting Monday afternoon where, immediately after Mayor Ross Aragon called the meeting to order and Town Clerk April Hessman conducted…
District moves to bolster school safety
Staff Writer School safety remained a major topic of discussion for the Archuleta School District Board of Education Tuesday when transportation director Dolly Martin presented board members with a report…
Ford wins in Denver Post’s ‘Colorado’s top thinkers’
Staff Writer Local businessman J.R. Ford can add another honor to his list. Ford was named the winner of The Denver Post’s “Colorado’s top thinkers of 2012: Energy” category on…
Body found, identification pending
Staff Writer The body of a woman was discovered in a ditch along U.S. 160 just west of Pagosa Springs shortly after noon. The woman’s identity had not been released…
Town snow plowing, snow removal policies
By Kathy Harker Special to The SUN Although late in coming, snow is here and officials at the Town of Pagosa springs remind residents and business owners of guidelines for…
Red Cross issues steps to help kids avoid the flu
By Patricia Billinger Special to The SUN Health officials are reporting widespread influenza outbreaks in 47 of 50 states, up from just a week ago. One age group hit particularly…
BoCC to meet in executive session concerning administrator applicants
The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a special meeting at 2:30 p.m. today at the county courthouse Following is the agenda for the meeting. Call to order. Recess special…
Wolf Creek Pass reopens
US 160 Wolf Creek Pass is now open. Adverse conditions have cleared but travelers should expect occasional snow with icy and snowpacked conditions.…
Wolf Creek pass closed
Colorado Department of Transportation announced US 160 Wolf Creek Pass is closed due to adverse conditions and poor visibility as of 9:54 a.m.…
Snow projected to continue through tonight, schools closed today
Pagosa Country’s current snowstorm, with 3 to 5 inches expected today (Friday), is projected to continue through tonight, with some closures reported. All Archuleta School District schools will be closed…
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