If fellow sophomore Sydney Rey’s touch pass through visiting Pagosa Springs’ 18-yard box was rubbish, as more or less dubbed by its recipient, it at least ended up being discarded into a proper recept...

GOLDEN – “Your escape route has just been cut off! You’ll be deploying right up there!” Jefferson County Fire Management Officer Kenyon Shephard says. He jabs his finger toward a steep slope. A dozen ...

BAYFIELD – Inspiration and art go hand in hand. Artists seek inspiration and inspiration finds artists. Dorothy Kerns sat motionless on an eastern Oregon hillside – nature her inspiration – looking fo...

The city of Durango is launching a program to allow water operators to fill their tanks using designated fire hydrants after a similar but laxer program ended on Friday because hydrants kept getting d...

Checks in the mail? An income-tax cut? Property tax relief? State government is expected this year to collect $2.7 billion in tax revenue above Colorado’s constitutional cap on government spending, ac...

Like many editorials, we start in one direction and after further consideration and sleuthing, go someplace else. This journey began when we heard a 28-second segment on National Public Radio on March...

The first recorded indoor stage was in the 5th century BC in Athens. It was a rectangular room with seats along all four walls, similar to a black box theater. At the time, the budget must have been l...

For rookies and veterans alike, the 2022 football season for Bayfield’s players was a trial by fire. Bayfield’s opponents combined to complete the campaign standing an aggregate 73-29, a .716 winning ...

The legalization of marijuana in Colorado has been a topic of much controversy. Art, by its very nature, enjoys the heck out of controversy. Art is neither for nor against, it simply holds up a mirror...