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Healthy Archuleta announces upcoming events - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Fall is officially here. As we turn our attention away from the active garden season, Healthy Archuleta invites the community to participate in a new season of learning sessions, volunteer efforts and health initiatives. • The fourth annual Archuleta Health Fair and Expo: Oct. 24. Healthy Archuleta invites residents to register now for the Archuleta Health Fair and Expo, which will take place on Oct. 24 from 7 a.m. to noon at Pagosa Springs High School. The event will connect community members w
Healthy Archuleta announces ongoing, upcoming events - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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The first session of the September in the Garden Education Program was well attended, leaving participants with new tools for implementing permaculture practices into their fall garden planning and lots of questions. Throughout the remainder of the series, participants will explore a variety of topics, including harvest and preservation of fall crops, overwintering, soil health, garden bed preparation and growing in high-elevation climates. The upcoming session will take place on Wednesday, Sept
Food Pantry Network working together to strengthen food access in Archuleta County - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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The Food Pantry Network in Archuleta County is a story of what can happen when individual organizations come together around a shared purpose: making sure our neighbors have reliable access to the food they need. Before the network was established, local food pantries were already doing important work, but much of that work happened independently, with limited communication between pantries. Each had its own volunteers, schedules, food supplies and approach to serving people. The focus was large
Kids in the Mountain Garden Education Program offers growing, learning and connecting - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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This August, the Kids in the Mountain Garden Education Program, or KIMGE, brought children and families together for a four-week series of hands-on learning, exploration, and connection focused on food, health and community. Designed for children ages 5-12 and their families, the Kids in the Mountain Garden Education Program gives young people opportunities to learn by doing. Throughout the 2026 program, participants explored where food comes from; how healthy foods support our bodies; and how g
Healthy Archuleta announces upcoming events - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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As the new school year kicks off and crisp, cooler weather settles into Archuleta County, Healthy Archuleta is excited to share several upcoming opportunities this season that support local children, youth, parents and families. September in the Garden Education Program First, the September in the Garden Education Program will focus on practical, hands-on learning designed specifically for our local high-altitude environment. Throughout the series, participants will explore a variety of topics i
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