Upperclassmen at Alamosa High School (AHS) received a visual reminder Thursday of what can happen if teens choose to drink and drive on prom night, or any other time.
The OptiMystics Citizens Action Network is again bringing to Monte Vista one of the spiciest events in the Valley.
When Adams State University theatre alumna Chelsea (Rossetto) Sturdevant ’08 moved to Hawaii at the beginning of COVID, performance opportunities were limited.
Richard "Rick" Needham has issued this statement regarding his candidacy for Alamosa County Commissioner.
The San Pedro Church Restoration Committee sponsored a two-day workshop on April 19 and 20 to begin the restoration efforts of the Saint Peter and Saint Paul Catholic Church in San Pedro.
Adams State University created a mural emulating the Black Arts Movement prevalent in the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s.
It’s fair to say most adults have experienced heartbreak at least once in their lifetime. However, given enough time and perspective, looking back at the actions taken when in the throes of love can bring about a wry smile or self-deprecating chuckle.
On April 10, the Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners issued a proclamation in recognition of the trauma caused by sexual assault.
South Fork voters approved a measure that increased the town’s sales tax by 2 percent and in the trustee election, Kevin Stickens held a slim lead, based on preliminary results released by South Fork Town Clerk Melanie Hart.
The Sangre de Cristo National Heritage Area (SdCNHA) has received a grant from the National Park Foundation’s ParkVentures program to provide new supplies and equipment for both of its annual youth programs and to enhance the activities and sites students will be taken to in each program.
Keynote speaker Dr. Andrew Gulliford addressed a full house at the Rio Grande County Museum on Friday, March 29, for his presentation on his recently published book “The Woolly West.”
Adams State University Cultural Awareness and Student Achievement (CASA) Center, College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP), the Spanish Program, and Admissions is partnering with the campus food service Sodexo and Trinidad State College to host events to celebrate National Farmworkers Awareness Week with events on Monday, April 8, and Wednesday, April 10.
Del Norte and Center are poised to have new mayors according to the initial results of Tuesday’s municipal elections.
Jae Sanders, Executive Director of the SLV Seed Exchange said the annual gathering held at the Joyful Journey Hot Springs on March 30, and 31 in Saguache County was a success.
The Colorado State Patrol is asking for the public’s assistance in a fatal hit-and-run that occurred Wednesday morning, March 27, east of Fort Garland on Highway 160 near Milepost 265.
On the evening of March 19, residents in South Fork gathered at the South Fork community building to show their support for local law enforcement and to participate in a presentation conducted by Shield616.
The 2023-24 Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association (CFVGA) President Roger Mix was recognized as CFVGA’s 2023 Robert Sakata Member of the Year, during the CFVGA 10th Annual Conference, Feb. 28 in Westminster.
On Saturday, March 30, Antonito native and documentarian Rick Vigil will be screening his latest work “Cenicero, CO – 1856” at the Alamosa Public Library.
Mari Felix was in court on Thursday for a “first appearance,” but the hearing was continued after her attorney, Michael Martin, informed the court he had not received all the “discovery” from the District Attorney’s office, referencing the pre-trial process where each party can obtain evidence from the opposing counsel.
With the donation of $9,000 to support library programming, the non-profit group Friends of the Alamosa Library kicked off their goals in 2024, continuing their unwavering support for the Alamosa library and its needs.