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February 20, 2023
Taking a New Approach to Educational Activities
One retired teacher in Pagosa Springs wants to help local students in southwest Colorado expand their horizons through unique experiences. Flowstone Education is the brainchild of Cheetah & Brad McClellan and aims to provide low-income students in Colorado with workshops and summer camps designed to expand their horizons and expose them to opportunities beyond their hometowns. Workshops are led by local experts in fields ranging from beauticians to screenwriters, YouTubers to cooks, and more. By Hannah Robertson This story is sponsored by Service Master Restore and The Payroll Department
February 20, 2023
Cuddly Kokopelli Cave is a Farmington B&B Staple
Initially a local geologist’s dream office located seventy feet below sandstone ground, Kokopelli Cave became a five-star bed and breakfast in Farmington. It’s located on a three-hundred-foot desert cliff overlooking the lovely La Plata River Valley. Seventeen hundred square feet of carpeted cave offers a full kitchen, and jet tub water flow. Open March first through December first, it accommodates up to eight people for a one-of-a-kind experience. By Donna K. Hewett This story is sponsored by The Big Idea Makerspace at San Juan College and CMIT Solutions
February 20, 2023
Music Benefit Scheduled for Local Musician
Larry Easterling has performed as a drummer, harmonica player, magician and ventriloquist over the years. Now local musicians are performing to raise money for their colleague and beloved community member following unforeseen medical issues and surgery. The Mancos Conservation District is hosting a photo contest celebrating the local watershed areas, and the Piñon Project is offering parenting classes. By Connor Shreve This story is sponsored by The Law Firms of Downs, McDonough, Cowan & Foley and TruWest Auto
January 11, 2023
Winter Hike Series Returns
San Juan Mountains Association is hosting seven winter snowshoe hikes starting January 14th. Participants will learn about forest ecology, watersheds, climate change and the future of snowpack in the San Juans. The Dolores River Boating Advocates are hosting the 10th annual “Permit Party”, and a local art gallery is putting out a call for local artists. By Connor Shreve This story is sponsored Keesee Motors and Choice Building Supply Ace Hardware
January 4, 2023
2023 Snowdown Beer Available Now
The official beer of Snowdown ’23 is an horchata-spiced ale with vanilla, cinnamon and citrus notes coming in at six percent ABV created Ska Brewing. Hornblower Horchata is available in 12 oz. 4-packs now through the end of Snowdown Sunday February 5th. By Connor Shreve This story is sponsored by StoneAge Tools and the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado
January 11, 2023
Plastic Bag Fees, “Fat-Biking”, and New Years Eve Portraits
A state mandated plastic bag fee goes into effect January 1. The House bill requires customers at most stores to pay a ten-cent fee for each disposable plastic bag they use. By Connor Shreve. This story is sponsored by the Lor Foundation and Big-O Tires
January 11, 2023
Making the Outdoors Your Backyard
Over the last couple of years, camping has grown in popularity and accessibility, as more and more people are getting out and enjoying the outdoors. From tent camping to RV’s, many people are taking advantage of different ways to recreate, but even with more campsites available to campers, there are still some areas that are more restricted. Enter Sasquatch Campers, which, with their custom-built suspension system, enables the system to go further and see more. By Hannah Robertson This story is sponsored by Happy Pappy’s Pizza and Wings and Kroeger’s Ace Hardware
January 11, 2023
Emerging Artists in Durango
Durango is known for its natural beauty, inspiring people from all walks of life with various artistic endeavors, but how best to get started? The Creative District has started an incubator program designed to support local, emerging artists with mentorship, training and the opportunity to have a gallery show at Stillwater Music. In December, Ted Moore opened his exhibit, ‘natura fabricata’, featuring a variety of his pieces, supported by the incubator program. By Hannah Robertson This story is sponsored by StoneAge and the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado
January 11, 2023
Adult Craft Coloring Book Released
A Durango-based communications company is releasing a second version of its Industry Relief adult coloring book. The new book features logos from craft breweries, malt houses and distilleries. Proceeds from the book go to the James Beard Foundations ‘Open for Good’ campaign, which supports independent bars and restaurants. By Connor Shreve. This story is sponsored by TruWest Auto and The Law Firm of Downs, McDonough, Cowan & Foley
January 11, 2023
Officials Urge Outdoor Enthusiasts to Practice Ice Safety
Whether ice fishing, skating, sledding or snowshoeing, it is important to take the right precautions and bring the correct equipment to keep you and your family safe. Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds people to stay safe on the ice this winter. While a great reason to get outdoors in the winter months, ice can be dangerous without proper preparation and an understanding of the dangers. By Connor Shreve. This story is sponsored by Choice Building Supply Ace Hardware and The LOR Foundation
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