Pagosa Springs Daily Digest Wednesday, September 09, 2026
Ty's Take
This week's calendar reads like September itself, that month when a mountain town remembers it's actually a community and not just a staging ground for tourists. End of Life Education offering fall meetings, Peace Walk coming up on the 12th, Curtains Up holding auditions for "Honk!" on the 17th and 18th, Kids Kare starting back for the youngest ones. Even the Photography Club's planning a Costa Rica trip together. It's the kind of week that reminds you why people choose to live here year-round, why they raise their kids here, why they stick around when the leaf-peepers leave and winter starts knocking. The planning commission's got developments to chew on, the school bond's still drawing debate, and somebody spotted another interesting bird. Normal work. Normal life. Nothing wrong with that.
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End of Life Education announces fall meetings, topics
End of Life Education will host its fall 2026 class series beginning Thursday, Sept. 17, with additional sessions scheduled through December at Community United Methodist Church in Pagosa Springs. The program partners with Archuleta County Coroner Brad Hunt and other local professionals to help...
Community invited to Peace Walk Pagosa Springs on Sept. 12
Peace Walk Pagosa Springs will take place Friday, Sept. 12, from 8 to 9 a.m., starting at Town Park and proceeding along Hot Springs Boulevard to Yamaguchi Park, up the Riverwalk, and concluding at Ruby M. Sisson Library for its grand reopening celebration. The nonpolitical, nondenominational event...
Pagosa Springs Photography Club meeting to focus on photography trips to Costa Rica
Pagosa Springs Photography Club will host David Lenderman on Sept. 9 at Community United Methodist Church to discuss photography opportunities in Costa Rica based on his 2021 and 2025 trips to the country. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. and is available in person or via Zoom, featuring...
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Curtains Up Pagosa announces Sept. 17 and 18 auditions for ‘Honk!’
Curtains Up Pagosa announces auditions for the fall musical comedy "Honk!" on Sept. 17 and 18 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Pagosa Springs High School, with performances scheduled for Nov. 19, 20, and 21 plus a matinee on Nov. 21. The production welcomes community members of all ages (at least 8 years old)...
Kids Kare to begin Sept. 9 for ages 3-5
Kids Kare, a free program for ages 3 to 5, begins Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Pagosa Bible Church and meets weekly from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The program offers Bible stories, songs, crafts, games and snacks led by screened adults, with registration available by calling or texting (561) 693-7421.
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Pagosa Daily Post
EDITORIAL: Thinking About the School Bond Measure, Part Four
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EDITORIAL: Town Planning Commission Considering Developments on Sept. 8, Part One
The Pagosa Springs Planning Commission meets Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 5:30 p.m. at Town Hall to consider two major development proposals: a redesign of the Healing Waters Resort and a 70-acre mixed-use subdivision west of downtown accessed by Great West Avenue. Both projects are open for public review...
THEATRE: A First Look at Thingamajig’s Fall/Winter Season
Thingamajig Theatre announces its fall and winter season, opening with "The Shark Is Broken" running Oct. 9 through Nov. 15, followed by teen-produced "The Addams Family" from Oct. 18 to Nov. 1, and "Who's Holiday!" featuring an adult Cindy Lou Who. Each production offers different themes and...
READY, FIRE, AIM: The Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony Moves to Switzerland
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‘The Golden Fox Paradox’ Brings Immersive Theater to Mancos, Colorado
Mancos, Colorado will host "The Golden Fox Paradox: An Immersive Adventure for the Wonderfully Lost" on Oct. 2-4 and Oct. 9-11, transforming downtown into an interactive theatrical experience featuring 25+ performers and installations. Small groups of 14 participants follow a trail through town...
LETTER: More Information Needed Before School Bond Vote
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Labor Unions are Growing, but ‘Where’ Depends on State Politics
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OPINION: Israel’s Strategic Delusion
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