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EDITORIAL: A Satisfied Mind, Part Five
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (734+ words) As a friend said to me yesterday, the word “satisfied” can be applied a vast number of different circumstances. The particular condition that this editorial series has focused on is: “satisfied with the amount of wealth that I have at…...
Free Downtown ‘Art Walk’ Today From 4:00-7:00pm
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (232+ words) The Main Street Art Walk is Today! Join us today, Friday, July 24, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. for an evening celebrating local artists, businesses and our downtown community. Explore participating businesses, meet featured artists, enjoy creative activities and discover something new along the…...
OPINION: ‘E Pluribus Unum’ is Not a Slogan. It’s a Choice.
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (430+ words) This op-ed by Tim Storey and Sue Urahn appeared on Colorado Newsline on July 24, 2026 Like two sides of a coin imprinted with the nation’s motto, “e pluribus unum” — “out of many, one” — America’s political factions are cast in opposition, but…...
EVIL MISTRESS: A Lifelong Affair with Music, Part Twenty-Nine
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (1269+ words) Back in the late eighties, before my time in Colorado, Big Pete Pearson started playing Farquarht’s in Durango. Big Pete was the patriarch of the Phoenix blues scene. The brother was quite the entertainer and soon became a local favorite....
EDITORIAL: A Satisfied Mind, Part Four
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (836+ words) Can money make us satisfied? Or is money the thing that keeps us from ever feeling satisfied? Money can’t buy back your youth when you’re old Or a friend when you’re lonely or a love that’s grown cold The wealthiest…...
Rural Residents Choosing Shelter Over Nutrition, Says New Study
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (752+ words) While housing insecurity and food insecurity are often discussed separately, they are deeply connected. When housing costs rise, residents with limited incomes are forced to cut back on food spending to make ends meet. In rural areas, this trade-off is…...
Gubernatorial Candidate Phil Weiser Names Lesley Dahlkemper as Running Mate
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (379+ words) This story by Lindsey Toomer appeared on Colorado Newsline on July 22, 2026. Jefferson County Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper is Attorney General Phil Weiser’s running mate in the race for Colorado governor, he announced Wednesday. Weiser won the Democratic primary election for Colorado…...
Low Public Awareness of Colorado’s ‘150’ Anniversary
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (274+ words) This story by Chase Woodruff appeared on Colorado Newsline on July 21, 2026. More than two-thirds of Coloradans say they’ve heard “nothing” or “not much” about the Centennial State’s upcoming 150th statehood anniversary, a poll found. Just 6% of respondents said they’ve heard “a…...
EDITORIAL: A Satisfied Mind, Part Three
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (654+ words) Yesterday, at the conclusion of Part Two, I provided a link to a Google form where Daily Post readers could respond to this question: What does the phrase “a satisfied mind” mean to you, in your life? One of the…...
Addressing Political Discord in Rural Communities
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (907+ words) This story by Bridget Goodman appeared on The Daily Yonder on July 21, 2026. When Meredith Dean started the first Community Works chapters, she saw people reengaging in politics. “We were seeing more and more volunteers coming in who had been totally…...