Food & Drink
When it comes to burger joints, Diane’s Tortilla Burger may be one of La Plata County’s best-kept secrets. Unless someone tells you, or you live or work on county roads 307 or 308 (Diane’s is at the intersection of the two), you’d never...
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Chainsaws, it turns out, are good for more than terrorizing young people in rural Texas and fighting off Deadites. They can also be used to create art. (And cut wood for practical purposes apparently, but who would ever use them for...
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Ahh, good ol’ Blue Dream — the beloved strain of stoners everywhere. We love this blueberry-smellin’, fruity-tastin’ bud, and because we’re the luckiest weed fanatics of all time, we get to review this strain this week for The Green...
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COVID is cramping our traveling plans. No summer vacation to Tokyo or road trip to New Orleans for the Jazz and Heritage Festival. What a downer 2020 has turned out to be.
This begs the question: How can we travel somewhere cool...
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With all the commentary and activism regarding race relations in society and the arts filling conversations last month, it’s fitting one of the most diverse casts to come out this summer online and in selected theaters doesn’t specifically focus on race as a political theme. Instead, it’s more about relationships between...
During a recent trip to visit a friend in Montezuma County, I suggested hitting up one of Mancos’ alcohol-slinging businesses. A newly-minted Dolores resident, she countered with the idea of checking out Mi Tequila.
The new Mexican restaurant had sprung into existence underneath my radar, apparently during the height of...
In light of the uproar around the discovery of a treasure chest he hid, Forrest Fenn has provided another clue as to the location of the controversial cache.
The treasure, worth an estimated $2 million, was found in Wyoming, announced Fenn, an 89-year-old Santa Fe author and artifact dealer.
“Because I promised...
The American West is littered with ghost towns — abandoned communities that fell on the wrong side of prosperity. But very few of them fell into ruin because of an attempt to resurrect one of their residents.
Marie Ogden, a wealthy widow from Newark, New Jersey, found comfort in the world of spiritualism after the death...
Have you ever tripped so hard on edibles that you start to think the waves pulsing through your body from head to toe are actually signals from a UFO? Oh, really? That’s just me?
Well, I’m just going to throw out there that it could indeed be you, too, should you pick up a bag of Blue Kudu Indica Dark Chocolate laced...
Please support however you are able, the National Bail Fund Network https://www.communityjusticeexchange.org/nbfn-directory.
“The National Bail Fund Network is made up of over sixty community bail and bond funds across the country. We regularly update this listing of community bail funds that are freeing people by...
Have you ever seen a snail race? Change the scale of the track so that it crosses the entire continental United States and replace the snails with people on riding lawn mowers and you’ve basically got The Great Grass Race, which is presently on its way out of New Mexico.
The race, which launched from Los Angeles on July...
