Posts by Staff report (page 2)

Thu Feb 23rd, 2023

Local students selected to participate in National Rural Electric Youth Tour

Thu Feb 23rd, 2023

Colorado welcomes nearly $86 Million from bipartisan infrastructure law

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

PCC Southwest welcomes new executive dean

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

Tribe to join Capitol Hill briefing on natural gas initiative

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

“Together We Thrive” quilt on display at Pine River Senior Center

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

HUD awards $801,249 in historic grants to address rural homelessness in Colorado

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

EPA encourages Rocky Mountain residents to ‘Test Your Nest’

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

The Ballantine Family Fund bumps up its average grant size

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

Community Concert Hall’s Live presents Durango’s Balladeer Thom Chacon

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

Bennet urges Apple, Google to remove TikTok from app stores

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

745 lives lost on Colorado roads in 2022

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

For you data geeks out there

Clearing out snow around barns, workshops, driveways, and feeding areas is crucial for access.

Thu Jan 26th, 2023

That Farm Life: Shared experiences to benefit the beginning farmer

Dry fire fuels, buried amongst thick brush, willows, and aging cottonwood trees proved to be a perfect recipe for a fire that sparked along the Pine River corridor, northeast for Ignacio and adjacent to Southern Ute tribal campus last summer — Friday, June 3. Aviation resources were immediately called in at the start of the Bear Dance Fire, which included multiple helicopters, single engine air tankers or SEATs, and a large, fixed wing air tanker — which dropped slurry to suppress the fire on the northern most edge. No structures were lost during the multi-day suppression effort; the Bear Dance Fire consumed 89 acres along the Pine River prior to containment.

Fri Jan 13th, 2023

2022: The year in pictures

Thu Jan 12th, 2023

LPEA now accepting applications for nine student scholarships