Our team at Healthy Archuleta wishes everyone a healthy and happy new year. At Healthy Archuleta, we have lots of exciting new projects to look forward to this year. Last summer, we were …
Spiritual topics are discussed every Tuesday at the SpiritFire Inspirational Living Center. Upcoming events Jan. 5, 2025, 11 a.m.: Burning Bowl and Intentions Ceremony with Shayla …
Are you ready to make 2025 your best year ever? It all starts with your mindset. Join Chris Mott for a fun, free interactive workshop. The class will be held on Thursday, Jan. 9, from …
What if everyone in the world was enlightened but you, and you were the last to know? What if everyone was your teacher, playing a part for the sole purpose of waking you up? What if instead of …
Does anyone remember the old Victoria Magazine? In the ‘80s, I could hardly wait for the next issue. Every word, watercolor and poem drew me in. The vintage handwriting, the soft pastel …
Friends and fans of local author Father Douglas E. Neel will be pleased to know that his latest book titled “The Food and Feasts of the Apostle Paul” has just been published, and it is a …
Join us, starting on Monday, Jan. 13, and running through March 3, from 10 to 10:45 a.m. at your Pagosa Senior Center for a free six-week new Ageless Grace exercise program, taught by Judy, a trained …
My father died on Sept. 15, 2013. Waiting for him to “declare himself,” as the neurologist described his comatose state, was the most exhausting experience in my life. As I dodged an …
The Pagosa Springs Photography Club is meeting on Jan. 8 at the Community United Methodist Church, located at 434 Lewis St. The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m., but you can come early to …
2024 was an interesting year in Pagosa Country. There was no want for good news, bad news, controversial issues, and no lack of interesting news to keep SUN readers focused on local events, situations and personalities. The SUN is taking a look back at some of those events, selected by SUN staff writers. This week, we look back at January, February and March.
2024 was an interesting year in Pagosa Country. There was no want for good news, bad news, controversial issues, and no lack of interesting news to keep SUN readers focused on local events, situations and personalities. The SUN is taking a look back at some of those events, selected by SUN staff writers. This week, we look back at January, February and March.
The Colorado State Patrol (CSP) recently responded to a pair of incidents in the area of Yellowjacket Pass, with one closing the road for hours and the other resulting in serious injury.
The Pagosa Springs High School Lady Pirate basketball team will look to extend its winning season this weekend at the Holy Family Invite in Broomfield, where the squad is scheduled to face their hosts on Friday, Jan. 3, and Kent Denver on Saturday, Jan. 4.
The Pagosa Springs High School Lady Pirate swim team will dive back into action for the 2025 portion of its schedule on Tuesday, Jan. 7.
Wolf Creek Ski Area hosted the thrilling 85th Winter Bonus Fun Race on Dec. 21, 2024.
The Pagosa Springs High School Pirate boys’ basketball team will hit the road tomorrow for a two-game stretch of play at the Holy Family Invite in Broomfield, where they will face the hosts on Friday, Jan. 3, and Peak to Peak Charter School on Saturday, Jan. 4.
Archuleta County is planning to relocate its transfer station to a new site in Cloman Industrial Park, with the Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) approving $37,000 to continue the design of the new transfer station.
A new contractor has been selected to perform snow removal work at Archuleta County’s Stevens Field airport, according to airport manager Chris Torres, who briefed the Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) on the matter during a work session held on Dec. 17, 2024.
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