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Main Street board discusses reconstruction bids, business grants

A winning bid to reconstruct the stretch of U.S. 160 passing through downtown Pagosa Springs could arrive as soon as Nov. 18, lending momentum to the state-led project that is expected to break ground next spring.

The Town of Pagosa Springs has recently decided to start retaining all of the marijuana retail sales tax generated from shops located within town limits.

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Fire protection district talks budget, future planning

The Pagosa Fire Protection District previewed a draft of its 2025 budget during the regular meeting of its board of directors on Oct. 1, with additional spending proposed for new firefighters and enhancements to its existing training center.

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Town council discusses 2025 budget proposal at work session

On Oct. 10, the Pagosa Springs Town Council met for a work session to discuss the town’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2025. 

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Medical center’s draft budget presented

The Upper San Juan Health Service District Board of Directors heard a presentation of the district’s draft budget on Thursday, Oct. 10, with the budget anticipating the addition of cardiopulmonary services and expansion of other services.

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County commissioners mull district attorney salary increase

Commissioners and administrators from Archuleta, La Plata and San Juan counties tentatively agreed to raise District Attorney (DA) Sean Murray’s salary by $63,000 during a joint virtual work session on Oct. 7 — but noted the additional pay would likely result in cuts to the DA’s budget.

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Pirates fall prey to Wolverines in final seconds

The Pagosa Springs High School Pirate football team lost in the final seconds of its game against the Bayfield Wolverines last Thursday, Oct. 10, at Golden Peaks Stadium.

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Pirates set to return to racing at Monte Vista meet

After an unplanned week off of official racing, the Pagosa Springs High School Pirate cross-country team will be back in action on Friday for its final regular-season meet.

Chimney Rock National Monument closes for season

Chimney Rock National Monument’s visitor center and visitor services closed for the season Oct. 15. 

Colorado State Patrol looks at pedestrian crashes in seasonal towns

Colorado has seen pedestrian fatalities steadily increase over the last four years, with motorists, street design and pedestrians all playing a possible role in these tragic incidents. 

Major lunar standstill event set for Oct. 21

Most people are familiar with the moon’s cycle and how it changes its shape from crescent to full, as well as changing its rising position along the horizon. 

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