The Monday Briefing | March 30, 3036
A return to spring is in the cards for the week, with winds picking up midweek but no precipitation. Alamosa established new daily high temperatures in 10 of 11 days here at the tail end of March. The river flows are swelling early as a result and peak spring runoff is near. Here’s more ahead…
ASD celebrates new Alternative and Online School
Downtown building opens for classes after remodel of the 22,436-square foot, two-story building
CSU Extension offers Ag Business Management workshop
Learn to create an enterprise analysis for alfalfa, barley, potatoes, quinoa, cow calf and forage cover crops
Bill would change farmworker overtime rules
Simpson and Martinez are co-sponsors of the legislation in senate and house, which raises overtime threshold to 56 hours per week
Chama canyon fire nearly contained
Valley is under a fire weather watch advisory until Thursday as warm, dry conditions persist
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Music with deep roots in the Valley
Ruben Dominguez and Rose Vialpando to perform at Society Hall
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The Monday Briefing | March 23, 2026
The March heat wave continues, with another 80-degree reading midweek. Watch for relief from the freaky temperatures by the weekend. Afternoon winds will help keep the heat in check in the meantime. Here’s more as we officially move into the first full week of spring. 1. Burning up in March The temperature gauge read 75, 76,…
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A homeland on the U.S.-Mexico Border
‘Border Nation’ looks at the Tohono O’odham Nation, the third largest Native American Reservation in America
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Tourism and outdoor recreation a focus of State of the Basin Symposium
Event is Saturday at Adams State University’s Richardson Hall
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Fire season comes early
Fire weather watch issued in Alamosa County as brush and forest fires burn and record heat is in the forecast
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AHS captures its first state Knowledge Bowl titleÂ
Team wins championship after placing every year since 2022
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Vilsack resigns from Bureau of Land Management
He had served as director of Colorado BLM since 2022
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Historic markers planned for Colorado 150 Celebration
History Colorado taking submissions now for ‘History Where it Happened’ initiative
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Fixing homes, preserving Colorado’s rural communities
USDA Rural Development offers assistance to homeowners who need to make repairs
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