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In February, 1990, Betty Lucero walked into my gallery in Albuquerque, N.M. She came in like a dust storm from Clovis, changed my displays, named my paintings and became my lifetime friend. Over the …

San Juan River flooding prompts road closures, mandatory evacuations

The San Juan River has surged beyond its banks and is currently flooding areas of downtown. The river is flowing at an estimated 7,200 cubic feet per second (CFS), with water levels expected to crest …

According to Pagosa Weather's Shawn Prochazka, the San Juan River in Pagosa Springs may hit minor flooding stage Saturday afternoon. Prochazka reported the San Juan River in Pagosa Springs was …

Pagosa Community Initiative launches second annual Chrystal Snow Memorial Toy Drive

The holiday season is about to get brighter in Pagosa Springs as the Pagosa Community Initiative (PCI) kicks off its fourth annual toy drive — and the second year of the Chrystal Snow Memorial …

Community invited to CSU Extension open house on Nov. 18

Come one, come all: The community is cordially invited to our fall community open house. Bring your friends and neighbors and join us on Tuesday, Nov. 18, anytime between 5 and 7 p.m. at the Colorado …

SpiritFire Inspirational Living Center announces upcoming event

The Sunday service on Oct. 19 at 11 a.m. will be “Choosing a New Timeline for Your Spiritual Fulfillment- What Is Yours?” with Shayla Azriel. A love donation will be accepted. The …

Unitarian Universalists continuing discussion on hope

People often ask, “What do Unitarian Universalist’s believe?” Being fully aware that it is not a question easily answered, here is what the Unitarian Universalist Association …

Snow Know-How

As mild fall weather turns cold and snowy, please remember to be patient and follow local snow removal rules to keep our community safe. Did you know? The Town maintains 30 miles of streets in …

Election Season is Here

Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, and residents are encouraged to make a plan to vote! There are several state and local issues for voters to consider. You may register to vote, check your …

2026 Proposed Town Budget Taking Shape

Your Town Council and staff have been busy developing a proposed annual budget to guide Town-wide operations in 2026. The budget serves as an important policy document and sets expectations for …

Learn more about Locally Haiti’s work empowering rural Haiti at Oct. 12 event

Communities all over the world are suffering from natural disasters, warring factions and unstable governments that fail to provide for the basic human needs of water, food, medical care, education …

Healthy communities thrive on collaboration between health care providers and the community, recognizing diverse perspectives and cultural backgrounds. To foster this essential understanding, …

Mountain Chile Cha Cha winners announced

The winners of the Mountain Chile Cha Cha’s margarita contest and Patty Aragon Green Chile Classic have been announced and are as follows. Patty Aragon Green Chile Classic The Patty …

Runway for Rise Recycled Fashion Gala

Archuleta Health Fair and Expo celebrates health and wellness

The 2025 Archuleta Health Fair and Expo, held on Oct. 4, was a resounding success, bringing together a diverse array of health services, community organizations and enthusiastic participants for a …

PAWSD lowers drought stage to voluntary

At its Oct. 9 meeting, the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District (PAWSD) Board of Directors voted to exit drought stage two and to reenter voluntary drought due to improving drought conditions. …

By Tim Moore Thingamajig Theatre Company Terrence McNally’s Master Class is part lecture, part confessional and part gladiatorial match. At the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts …

Traffic stop uncovers illegal drugs

On Wednesday, Oct. 8, a few minutes after midnight, Archuleta County deputies conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle from New Mexico on U.S. 160 near Talisman Drive.   The deputies …

Local authors write a family memoir and tales of three western women, plus Friends book sale Saturday

Two local authors who have donated their books to your library’s collection help bring vibrant personalities and regional history to life in an interesting, enjoyable way. …

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of early detection, education and support for those affected by breast cancer. The …

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