Dear Editor, We have some exciting news to share with our community! After receiving much feedback from members, volunteers, donors and the community, the local leadership team of A Little Help has decided that it is in the best...
Read More“Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead A small group of committed people have come together in Chaffee County to...
Read MoreDear Editor: First, some stipulations; -Drew Nelson, under the influence of alcohol, and severe emotional distress, did some things that he, absolutely, should not have done. -No one who is calling for his firing knows exactly...
Read MoreA recent ruling in U.S. District Court reaffirmed that private property owners, not the state of Colorado, own the land beneath the Arkansas River and other Colorado waterways. Federal Judge Kathleen Tafoya ruled in favor of...
Read MoreIn a last-minute addition to their Jan. 21 meeting agenda, Chaffee County Commissioners approved a motion establishing a moratorium on applications with a residential component for the area surrounding Salida Airport, Harriet...
Read MoreAfter a lengthy discussion during their Jan. 22 regular meeting, Chaffee County Commissioners approved a partial waiver of permitting fees for the Buena Vista School District’s Middle school and High School construction...
Read MoreThe United States Senate managed to a pass a bill on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 22 that actually might begin to help the poor, who appear to be unequally affected by the federal government shutdown. The bill, H.R. 430, is framed to...
Read MoreChaffee Green, the citizen action grassroots organization concerned with sustainability and environmentally friendly practices in Chaffe County, has moved closer to a partnership with the Greater Arkansas River Nature...
Read MoreThe future of the Salida Art Walk is the topic of a public meeting that begins at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23 in the Steam Plant Annex. The meeting is a frank discussion about the resources that will be necessary to put on an...
Read MoreSalida City Council unanimously approved a solar power agreement with Denver-based Oak Leaf Partners that will save the city $628,000 in electricity costs and provide almost 100 percent renewable sources for electricity used by...
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Put a horse, a rider and a mentor together and you get – healing. At least that’s the...
Read MoreIn a Jan. 16 letter to staff and supporters, Ark Magazine Owner and Publisher Jamie Wolkenbreit announced that he is beginning the process of shutting down the publication after two years of covering arts and entertainment in...
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