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Ty's Take New watering hole down at the lake means something, even if it sounds like a small thing. Truth or Consequences has always lived or died by whether people want to spend time here—whether they're coming for the hot springs, the fishing, the wide
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Ty's Take Three heat advisories stacked on top of each other, the Bear Fire still chewing through containment lines, and suppression crews racing the calendar before monsoon season either saves us or makes things worse—that's Silver City's week ahead in a nutshell. When
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Ty's Take Summer's here and the calendar's filling fast—solstice picnics, live music downtown, kids' clubs spinning up for the season. It's the kind of week that reminds you why people move to Pagosa in the first place, or why the
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Ty's Take Summer around the lake means kids home from school, renters flooding in, and everybody scrambling to keep up—which is exactly when things fall apart if you're not paying attention. The folks at Bacon and other outfits reminding homeowners to get their A/C
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Ty's Take The valley's got a lot of good news mixed in with the hard kind this week—Father's Day dinners coming up, which means families are finding reasons to gather around a table when things feel fractured enough already. But those criminal charges
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Ty's Take You've got a city trying to figure out what it wants to be—a regional sports destination with money and infrastructure to match, or a place where teachers are leaving because the work's gotten dangerous and the pay won't follow
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Ty's Take There's something about a small town that makes you notice when the same man shows up twice on the same roster—once as dad, once as coach. Out here where everybody knows who your people are, that overlap isn't accidental. It'
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Ty's Take City council work doesn't grab headlines the way it should—updating animal control codes and property ordinances sounds dry until you're the one trying to figure out what you can and can't do with your own land, or dealing with
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Ty's Take The tree die-off spreading across the state isn't some distant forest service problem—it's in our backyard, literally, and it's accelerating. When you've got three times the tree mortality this year compared to last, you're
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Ty's Take Bill Harrison made it to 104 by staying put—same town, same values, same stubborn refusal to let the world move too fast around him. That kind of rootedness doesn't happen by accident, and it doesn't happen in places people are always
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Ty's Take SpiritFire's got a full calendar coming up, and that tells you something about what people around here are hungry for right now—connection, meaning, a chance to sit with neighbors who aren't arguing about second homes or water allocations. We're
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Ty's Take Busy weekend on the water and off it—an Illinois visitor in the hospital after a boating incident, a wreck that sent someone to Morgan County Medical, and fire crews rolling on a condo complex over in Osage Beach that turned out to be containable. Nothing