Antonito
Politics
New bill will end rewards points, hurting Colorado families and tourism
I have learned over the years that budgets come in all shapes and sizes. As Deputy Trustee for the Conejos County Treasurer, I helped manage a complex budget that had to cover a variety of services. As a state legislator, I saw how our state’s needs changed each year and how the state budget needed to reflect that. As a rancher and member of my family, I must ensure we maintain a margin for unexpected expenses. I’ve learned that even a few dollars difference can add up and have a huge impact. That’s why I’m concerned about a bill under consideration in Washington, DC that could have a massive effect on peoples’ budgets and their ability to afford necessities.
Descendants rethink ethnic identity after historians uncover indigenous slave names
ALAMOSA, Colo. — In a dusty and dilapidated cemetery where weeds grow among humble gravestones, Juliana Aragón Fatula stood next to her great-grandfather’s final resting place and shared a hidden family secret. “My grandmother didn’t tell me any of this. My mother didn’t tell me any of...
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