Alamosa Daily Digest Thursday, May 28, 2026
Ty's Take
Graduation week in a town like Alamosa hits different when half the kids leaving have roots going back generations—families who've worked this valley, fought over water rights, built something that matters. You see them walk across that stage and you're watching the future decide whether it stays or scatters, and there's no neutral ground in that equation. Meanwhile the courthouse keeps its work, prosecutors keep their heads down and do the job, and the valley keeps turning. This is the week when you remember that community isn't something you build once and leave alone—it's what you show up for, year after year, whether you're in cap and gown or still sitting in the same desk you've occupied for twenty years.
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Alamosa News
Michael Dougherty: prosecutor first, politician second
Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty is campaigning for Colorado Attorney General by visiting small towns across the state rather than relying on expensive fundraisers and media campaigns. The 53-year-old prosecutor, who emphasizes courtroom experience and integrity, is energetically...
CHS Class of 2026 celebrates graduation
Centauri High School's Class of 2026 celebrated with 85 graduates receiving diplomas, including 16 with perfect 4.0 GPAs, 7 who earned associate degrees, and one headed to Notre Dame. The class collectively secured $2.498 million in scholarship funding, reflecting exceptional academic achievement.
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Valley Courier
SLV Outdoor Report | Week of May 27, 2026
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Remembrance Walk honors loved ones
Hospice del Valle is hosting a free Remembrance Walk on June 26 at Blanca Vista Park to honor loved ones and connect grieving families across the San Luis Valley. The 1.5-mile event aims to raise awareness about the organization's bereavement services, which extend beyond end-of-life care to...
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An acoustic adventure with Stillhouse Junkies
Acoustic band Stillhouse Junkies will perform Thursday, May 28, at 7:30 p.m. at Society Hall in Alamosa, showcasing their blend of bluegrass, roots, and original compositions. The Durango-based group, winners of the International Bluegrass Association's Momentum Band award, has built a strong...
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