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Film screening to focus on watershed restoration

Tickets are going fast for the cost-free film screening of “Thinking Like Water,” hosted at the Liberty Theater on Sept. 9.  The film is hosted by the Chama Peak Land Alliance, Quivira Coalition, Upper San Juan Watershed Enhancement Partnership and San Juan Water Conservancy District (SJWCD). 

More than 1.5 million Coloradans opted to buy a Keep Colorado Wild Pass during its second year of being on sale, which generated $41 million to support Colorado state parks, local search and rescue …

Blood drive slated for Sept. 16

As I volunteer as coordinator for Vitalant blood drives at Centerpoint Church, I am always learning and marveling. I am learning more about blood, about the constant need for donations and the …

Program to explore signs of Alzheimer’s

An estimated 91,000 Coloradans are among 7.4 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease, but, sadly, only about half of those are ever diagnosed. To help address that, the …

Registration open for Oct. 4 Archuleta Health Fair and Expo

The upcoming Archuleta Health Fair and Expo will be held Oct. 4 at Pagosa Springs High School. This will be the third consecutive year for the health fair to be offered to the community. It has …

Pagosa Springs Community Choir’s 2025 Christmas Concert rehearsals to begin Sept. 9

The Pagosa Springs Community Choir will begin rehearsals for our 2025 Christmas concerts on Tuesday, Sept. 9. Rehearsals are held in the band room at Pagosa Springs High School weekly on …

Flip for a good cause at fourth annual free community pancake breakfast

Get ready to flip, stack and savor as Veterans for Veterans of Archuleta County (Vets4Vets) and the Rotary Club of Pagosa Springs serve up fun, food and community spirit at the fourth annual free …

Colorado’s programs aim to aid student well-being during back-to-school season

For many students and their families, back-to-school season is exciting and anxiety-producing. This year, the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) is working with schools and communities …

‘Do the next thing’

What do you do when life slings sudden, raw suffering into your lap? Elizabeth Elliot was a 20-something, slightly-over-two-years married woman living in a tropical jungle with her husband and four …

Accumulating stuff we can’t let go of

In the writers’ group, we were presented with five prompts to loosen our creative memory and write. “Take 15 minutes to jot down a story or experience. We’ll have fun reading …

SpiritFire Inspirational Living Center announces upcoming events

The Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 31 will be “Are you an Earth Angel? Communicating with the Seraphim of Angels, God’s Helpers” with Shayla Azriel. It will be held at …

San Juan Stargazers to meet Sept. 4

On Thursday, Sept. 4, the San Juan Stargazers will hold their monthly educational meeting, and we invite everyone to a going away party honoring Ann Marie and Rex Kemp. The meeting will include …

Looking Back: August 28, 2025

Humane Society to celebrate 30 years of Auction for the Animals with pet fashion show

Move over, New York Fashion Week. This season’s hottest runway stars have wet noses, four legs and wagging tails. The Humane Society of Pagosa Springs is celebrating 30 years of the …

Bird of the Week

Stay hydrated with produce

Produce, like zucchini, watermelon, and many more fruits and vegetables, are heroes of hydration. A big challenge for seniors is getting enough water to be well-hydrated. Dehydration makes many …

Ideal back-to-school gift for your youngsters

Do you know the value of a home library for your youngsters? Research shows that kids who have books in their home have improved vocabulary and overall reading performance; do better in math, science …

Aug 28, 2025

School district prepares for new academic year

Next week, the bulk of Archuleta School District (ASD) students will head back to their classrooms for the new academic year, which will run until the end of May.

Charges filed in connection with Oak Fire

Charges related to the recent Oak Fire were filed against two Archuleta County men on Aug. 27. The defendants — Ross Edward Heirigs, 60, and Sergio G. Alaniz, 41 — each face three charges of fourth-degree arson.

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