Pagosa also had its Saturday night honky tonk where the music was loud and parking lot fist-of-cuffs were common. Located about five miles west of town in Sunetha Flats near what is now the "new" Pagosa. (Pagosa Lakes Ed.) The Pine Grove Inn was the place to be if one liked a cold beer, live music and dancing. Those who couldn't manage to get a drink inside always found an open bar in someone's car.
Spring and summers in Pagosa were just what God had planned for a young boy’s adventurous mind. There were so many streams flowing through the hills and pastures, with willows growing tall and waiting to be carved into a magnificent fishing pole.
By the Editor of Pagosa.com This is a very unusual year, so far, with near record moisture. The water has swollen streams and rivers and [...]
Reprinted from the Pagosa Springs Journal article and photos submitted by Jeff Marzec Big Meadows Beauty Pagosa Views [...]
The Fred Harman Art Museum will celebrate Fred’s 88th birthday on Saturday, May 23. All residents of Archuleta County will be admitted free of charge that [...]
Hard at Work on Reservoir Hill The Southwest Conservation Corps, mentioned below, are currently working on Reservoir Hill. They are clearing the hiking, mtn. biking [...]
The Skaters Coalition for Concrete is a community based, not for profit, group of skateboarding supporters who have been dedicated to working with the Town [...]
By Cory Warden Sitting atop Putt Hill with Fred Harman III one chilly fall morning, he recalled his 87-year history with a broad, generous smile. [...]
Climber harvesting pine cones From The San Juan Nat. Forest Newsletter DURANGO – Forests burned by wildfires sometimes need help to recover and [...]
Orange Abounds Autumn is a special time of year for nature lovers. Untold numbers of photos are made along with artists along roadsides [...]
