Alamosa Daily Digest Tuesday, June 02, 2026
Ty's Take
When a man gets sentenced for crimes against children in a town this size, everybody knows somebody who knew him, and that's the weight that sits on a community for a long time afterward. The Sheriff's Office naming new leadership—an undersheriff and patrol lieutenant—is the kind of institutional muscle-building that matters more than most people think, especially in a valley where trust in local law enforcement has to be earned every single day. Meanwhile, the Steppers are heading to Del Norte this month and the Adams State scholarship funds keep growing, which is how small towns actually survive—not through the big stories that make you wince, but through the steady work of people who show up, support each other's kids, and keep moving forward.
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Alamosa News
Henry Moe sentenced for child sex crimes
Henry Moe, 63, pleaded guilty to child abuse causing serious bodily injury and aggravated incest following an investigation by Alamosa police that uncovered crimes against multiple young victims. The plea agreement spares a five-year-old victim from testifying at trial and carries a 10-year prison...
The Steppers are hitting Del Norte April 11
Oklahoma City jamgrass band The Steppers will take the stage at Trade & Post in Del Norte on April 11. The performance promises to bring live music to the region featuring the band's signature blend of jam and grass styles.
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Valley Courier
Alamosa Sheriff’s Office names new undersheriff, patrol lieutenant
The Alamosa Sheriff's Office has appointed Kenny Anderson and William Squires to the positions of undersheriff and patrol lieutenant, respectively, following the retirement of longtime Undersheriff Shawn Woods. The promotions mark a leadership transition within the county law enforcement agency.
Maxine Baker scholarship established
A scholarship fund has been created in memory of Maxine Baker, a beloved Alamosa High School teacher who passed away at the end of the school year. Community members can contribute through Adams State University's foundation online or by mail to support the scholarship honoring her legacy in...
The Alamosa Live Music Association's Sundays at Six concert series returns this summer running from late June through August with performances at Cole Park featuring blues, reggae, Irish, and soul music. Battle of the Bands competition winners from RioFest on June 6-7 will earn a featured spot on...
The Monday Briefing | June 1, 2026
Early June weather in the San Luis Valley will feature mild temperatures in the 70s with chances of rain during the first part of the week. Residents can expect typical early summer conditions as the month gets underway.
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