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University of Denver program receives $3 million grant for Southwest Colorado K-12 mental health resources (opens the original)
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Funding will support two full-time clinicians and wellness programs Updated Tuesday, Sep 29, 2026 4:15 PM MT In partnership with San Juan BOCES, doctor Ashley Brock-Baca of University of Denver is developing the Southwest Trauma and Resilience Center for Rural Schools (STARRS), funded by a $3 million grant from the federal government. The grant funding will support two full-time mental health clinicians to work at K-12 schools in Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma and San Juan counties for
Durango Creative District director announces resignation, prompting candidate search (opens the original)
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Vacant position seeks someone focused on growing public-facing art resources The Durango Creative District has grown since Kathryn Waggener took over leadership of the dormant nonprofit. Now, after her resignation, the organization is seeking a new executive director to lead its next chapter. “The arts is a venue to amplify bigger causes, and they should never be viewed in competition with one another, but as a complement,” Waggener said. Waggener has led the DCD since 2022 after the previous di
Southern Ute Indian Tribe and BLM seek public comment for Mancos shale development (opens the original)
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Planning area encompasses 107,253 acres for horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing The Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s trust minerals for the Mancos Shale Development have already been leased for oil and gas development, and now the tribe ‒ in partnership with the U.S Bureau of Land Management ‒ is seeking public comment to identify areas of substantive concern. The Mancos Shale Development planning area encompasses 107,253 acres of the tribe’s reservation. The planning area is primarily locat
Enrollment at Fort Lewis College declined as college-age population wanes (opens the original)
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While undergraduate numbers dropped, concurrent and graduate students increased Undergraduate enrollment declined this year at Fort Lewis College, dropping the overall headcount by 4.5%, but the college has anticipated this decline for quite some time. “It’s one of the things we’ve been talking about in higher education for a number of years, and that is the enrollment cliff,” FLC President Heather Shotton said. She said declining birth rates after the 2008 recession have reduced the number of t
Thousands of sheep fill Buck Highway for Bayfield Heritage Day (opens the original)
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Celebrating town’s history helps to keep culture alive with population growth Sheep flowed down Buck Highway (County Road 521) in Bayfield like a raging river, contained by the crowd lining the sidewalks and the steeper side of the highway. Some sheep still spilled up the hill, only to be wrangled back by herders and their dogs. For Bayfield Heritage Day, a flock of about 2,000 sheep from former Rep. J. Paul Brown’s herd was brought down from the mountains by Vallecito onto Buck Highway in Bayfi
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