SUN photo/Shari Pierce
Town crew members Brad Denison, left, and Brad Lattin make their way down Pagosa Street Tuesday, attaching flags to light poles in preparation for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Economic plan proposes fee waivers, rebates |
| Local government staff, key elected officials and the Archuleta Economic Development Association (AEDA) have unveiled and endorsed an economic development plan intended to revitalize the local economy; |
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Festive Fourth in Pagosa Country |
| The Fourth of July holiday is upon us and, with July 4 falling on a Saturday, Pagosa Country is bracing for a flood of visitors and a full slate of activities. |
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PAWSD could lift moratorium |
| In 1999, the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District (PAWSD) imposed a moratorium on new out-of-district inclusions until it could develop added raw water storage and delivery systems sufficient to serve additional customers. |
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| Sheriff’s Department reopens 1982 murder case |
| In the fall of 1982, two bodies — a male and a female — washed up on the banks of the San Juan River just west of the Carracas Bridge, at a site several miles east of Navajo Reservoir. Autopsies done at the time indicated the two were murdered, although they, nor their killers, were ever identified. |
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