By Joan Mieritz San Juan Stargazers Our club has offered these amazing calendars for the past 12 years because they are an easy and fun way to learn more about astronomy. The ...

Planning and preparing food are usually a parent’s job. Imagine how nice it would be to have help in the kitchen while helping your child become more self-sufficient in the process. For a ...

Sunday, Dec. 21, is slated to be the darkest day in 2025 for the Northern Hemisphere. As darkness and brisk temperatures physically overtake daylight hours, we are ushered into the “dark ...

Grandma, what’s you doing?” “Oh, I’m hitting the books.” I recognized the caller ID and my grandson’s voice. “I’m studying the Colorado ...

Last weekend, Healthy Archuleta brought together local partners united by a common purpose: strengthening health equity ...

On Dec. 11, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) re-released gray wolf 2403 in Grand County after it was captured by the New ...

Board of Education (BoE) held a staff listening session in regard to the district’s plans to build a new kindergarten through ...

Tomorrow night, Friday, Dec. 12, the Pagosa Springs Community Choir’s Christmas concert series begins in the Pagosa Springs ...

Fellowship continues to hold space for a variety of programs that are relative today in a diverse and multi-faceted society. As faith communities are challenged ...

The Pagosa Springs community rallied to support local arts education on Dec. 7, as Pagosa Peak Open School’s (PPOS’s) Strings ...

Do we really need the government in the charity business? During the shutdown many churches and organizations picked up the slack left by the absence of SNAP benefits. The needy did ...

The Pagosa Springs High School Lady Pirate basketball team opened its season strong, posting a 2-0 week at the Wolf Creek ...