Pagosa Springs Daily Digest Sunday, June 14, 2026
Ty's Take
Town council's moving on those old Wyndham properties, and that's the kind of real estate shuffle that either fixes something broken or creates new problems—depends who you ask and what gets built there. For years those parcels sat half-empty, bleeding into the landscape the way vacant resort developments do in places like this. The first readings are just the opening move, but it matters that the town's willing to step in and shape what happens next instead of letting it sit. In a place built on tourism dollars and local roots both pulling at once, that's not nothing.
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Town approves first readings of ordinances to acquire former Wyndham properties
Pagosa Springs Town Council unanimously approved first readings of three ordinances to purchase former Wyndham properties totaling over $9.5 million, addressing the community's critical workforce housing shortage. The acquisitions include Master's Place condominiums with 20 units, Village Pointe...
Pagosa Porpoises shine in Gunnison, place fourth overall at three‑day invitational
The Pagosa Lakes Porpoises swim team finished fourth overall at the Gunnison Invitational, with multiple swimmers earning personal records and qualifying times for the state meet. The team of over 50 swimmers demonstrated strong performances across all age groups, with Coach Matt Nobles...
The difference between aging and growing old
A local opinion piece explores how attitude and lifestyle choices influence whether we age gracefully or grow old in spirit, noting that staying active, maintaining friendships and finding purpose matter more than physical changes. Archuleta Seniors Inc. offers community programs including Senior...
The Pagosa Springs Library will close June 15-21 to move into its new addition, with plans to reopen June 22 with expanded services including a new children's room, meeting space and south-side parking. The library is seeking volunteers to help with the move and welcomes donations of sturdy boxes.
‘Company’ to open Friday at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts
Stephen Sondheim's "Company" opens Friday at the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts as part of Thingamajig Theatre Company's summer season exploring themes of relationships and commitment. The production marks the second show in a three-musical series examining how people connect with one another...
Pride Celebration set for June 13
Pagosa Springs celebrates Pride Week starting June 11 with a film fundraiser at the Liberty Theater, followed by the annual Pride Celebration on June 13 at Town Park featuring speakers, performances, a costume parade and community vendor tables. The event marks the third year of the celebration in...
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