— Subscribe to this topic on PagosaSUN.comHelp needed for Veterans Day breakfast
Monday will mark the 19th consecutive year for the Pagosa Springs Middle School’s eighth-grade class to host a breakfast to honor and thank the veterans of Archuleta County for their…
Urban renewal authority decision
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, the Pagosa Springs Town Council will hold a public hearing to consider whether or not to form an urban renewal authority (URA). If approved, a URA…
Make your vote count
Voters have a couple of questions to consider on Election Day. The following is how we’ll cast our vote and why. Proposition CC: No. Proposition CC would allow the state…
Heroes, tragedies and losses
Within seconds, Electra Churchill dialed 911 for help. She was trapped in the structure that exploded and burst into flames in the Timber Ridge Ranch subdivision on Friday. She heroically…
Guest Editorial: First Amendment binds all American freedoms
The SUN is running this editorial in honor of National Newspaper Week. Freedom of the press, of speech, of religion, of assembly and to petition the government are woven, like…
Homecoming traditions
Friday night will be all about food, football and friendship at Golden Peak Stadium. Pagosa Springs High School’s (PSHS) annual homecoming celebration has been a fun weeklong celebration of Pirate…
Celebrating another year of bringing you the news
Inside The Pagosa Springs SUN’s newspaper office, you will find a wealth of history in a place that we call “the morgue.” The morgue is full of “dead” newspapers. Those…
Controlled burns: A little inconvenience for a lot of good
Smoke was prevalent throughout most of Archuleta County this past week. Thankfully, the somewhat suffocating smoke came from prescribed burns in the region and not from a truly devastating and…
You might just save someone’s life
In 2009, 13 confirmed suicides in Archuleta County placed the county high above state and national averages. The full version of this story is available in the print edition and…
It’s time to stay in the cave
Editor’s note: Nobody could say it better than former SUN editor Karl Isberg. The following editorial was printed in October 2012. It’s that time of the year. School is back…
