The 30th Annual Rollin' Deep lowrider and custom car show was Sunday at Cole Park. In addition to lowriders and custom vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles were also on display.
Hundreds of people gathered along Main Street in Creede for the annual Donkey Dash. Donkeys of all shapes and sizes stood along the roadway as their owners prepared for a day of fun and good old-fashioned donkey racing.
— The Boys and Girls Clubs of the San Luis Valley was excited to kick off the 2024 Whitewater Season on June5, by joining close to 200 other Boys and Girls Club members from across Colorado on a whitewater rafting adventure on the Arkansas River.
For the past several weeks, Rio Grande County Clerk and Recorder Cindy Hill has been speaking with Rio Grande County commissioners regarding an update to current elections systems used in Rio Grande County and after the approval to move forward with the update, commissioners requested a work session to answer questions.
The Alamosa Live Music Association (ALMA) Battle of the Bands on Saturday, June 1, at SummerFest on the Rio, was a resounding success.
Despite graduating from Adams State University as the COVID-19 pandemic emerged, Brandon Billings has advanced his acting career in Denver by performing at regional theatres and in TV commercials.
When Sargent School District ended the 2023-24 academic year, it was food service staff member Darlene Pinales who found herself in the spotlight when she became the first school cafeteria worker presented with the Adams State Educator Highlight Award.
A classic automobile, believed to be a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, was destroyed by fire Sunday evening after it suddenly erupted in flames.
Young Voices of Colorado Choir, under the direction of Jena Dickey, founder and artistic director, will sing at the Center United Methodist Church at its 9 a.m. worship service and at the United Methodist Church in Alamosa at its 11 a.m. service on June 9.
Rio Grande County Search and Rescue aided four teenagers stuck in “blowdown” at Cross Creek on Memorial Day, May 27.
It has been 70 years since the Supreme Court found in a 9-0 decision in Brown vs. Board of Education that segregation was unlawful.
The Adams State University Foundation Board recently announced the appointment of three new board members, Elizabeth Suarez, Jan Mangum and Chas Moeller. They will serve a three-year term.
The San Luis Valley Rattlers Mountain Biking Team is hosting its annual “Ride with a Rattler Day” for middle school and high school students who are interested in trying mountain biking as an activity or sport.
Decisions made by the Board of County Commissioners have far reaching consequences and affect many lives.
As the Saguache County Primary draws near, I ask that you please consider the caliber of leadership and community service you expect from your elected officials, and vote Adam Kinney for Commissioner, District 1.
Alamosa Police Department’s new Chief of Police was introduced to members of Alamosa City Council during Wednesday night’s meeting.
The Rio Grande County Museum has been home to the Bunker Site Exhibit for the past three years, bringing researchers and educational professionals from across the U.S. Originally created as a traveling exhibit by the US Forest Service, the Bunker Site Exhibit is a unique look at history in the San Luis Valley and showcases archeological finds that date back hundreds of years, further confirming that indigenous groups have been using the area for resources and served as part of the Old Spanish Trail.
Indicating their new status as college graduates, the Adams State University Class of 2024 switch their tassels from right to left at the 2024 Spring Commencement Ceremony on May 11, in Plachy Hall.
Three vehicles, including two Ford pick-up trucks and a semi hauling a trailer, were involved in a collision near the town of Center on May 6, resulting in the death of one of the drivers.
In the nearly 40 years that a legendary Texas investor spent trying to build a massive village atop Wolf Creek Pass, not a lot went his way. Until last week.