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Ty's Take Carol Ann Knapp Foreman worked these fields like most of us do, the kind of steady presence you don't think much about until the name shows up in the paper and you realize how many seasons she saw come and go. When you live
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Ty's Take August's hitting different when you've got kids heading back to the classroom. Free vaccines, school zone reminders, the Wildcats roster coming together, and the fair lineup announced, all in the same week, tells you something about how this town gets itself ready
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Ty's Take Garcia Richard's name on the Democratic ticket for lieutenant governor is going to land different depending on which side of the Chama you're on. Up here in Rio Arriba, where land-grant families have held political weight for generations, there's
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Ty's Take A Billings man loading up his motorcycle to ride across the country for hemophilia awareness, neighbors we lost this week, the dairy plant passing inspection, and a shooting trial that's still working through what happened in Bonner back in 2023, these are the stories
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Ty's Take Jory Thomas left this town better than he found it, which is about the highest thing you can say about anybody who grows up here and stays put long enough to matter. The Pioneer's piece today reminds us that some people don't
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Ty's Take Rough week down the valley if you're keeping score. A high-speed chase that ended with law enforcement making an arrest in the county, a hungry yearling bear pushing into Creede because the drought's squeezing everything out of the high country, and
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Ty's Take Adams State's got plenty of students who can't go five minutes without checking their phones, so watching the K-12 schools go bell-to-bell on this one will be interesting. The no-cell rule is nothing new nationally, but enforcing it
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Ty's Take When the bookkeeping charges got dropped in Nogal, somebody up there probably breathed easier, but around here we know how these small-town money tangles tend to unwind. What matters more today is what's happening down in Santa Fe, where our state's
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Ty's Take County's been moving slow on that Justice Center study for a while now, and today's the day they're finally narrowing down which firms get a real look at what we actually need. Meanwhile, two more folks got sentenced during Circuit
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Ty's Take The city council finally locked down next year's budget this week, which means at least somebody around here knows what money they're actually working with come July. But that certainty ends about there. The water story that keeps us all awake at
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Ty's Take Spring's here and the wild things are moving back into town like they never really left. A bear in Little Walnut, fawns scattered through the neighborhoods, and now word that folks need to stop picking up the baby deer because mama's usually
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Ty's Take The Willow Fire left its mark on this valley, and now comes the harder part: figuring out how to live with what it took. Recovery isn't just about clearing debris or replanting. It's about the ranchers who lost grazing land, the communities