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Mosca Motorsports Park opened season Sunday

1 month ago | southforktines.com | Ken Hamrick

MOSCA – Mosca Motorsports Park opened the 2025 season with a test, tune and tech on Sunday. The track, located at 4839 Lane 5 North, is a 1/3-mile dirt oval and it is the former Thunder Valley Speedway. It has been acquired by Clint Adams. BST Promotions will be the track’s promoter. The International Motor Contest Association (IMCA) will compete on this track along with many other tracks in Colorado. The first competition of the season will take place on June 15 with the Father’s Day race.
Monte girls golfers open season with sixth-place finish

1 month ago | southforktines.com | Ken Hamrick

PREP GIRLS GOLFPosted 3/26/25ALAMOSA – The Monte Vista High School girls golf team began the 2025 season by finishing in sixth place at the Swink Invitational Monday at the La Junta Municipal Golf Course. The Lady …This item is available in full to subscribers.
Bea Mansanarez: Milagro’s artist of month for April

1 month ago | southforktines.com | Priscilla A. Waggoner

ALAMOSA — For as long as she can remember, master quilter and fiber artist Bea Valdez Mansanarez has seen the world around her as a glorious collection of colors and shapes. A native of the Valley, she was born in 1932 and raised in a small place originally called “Los Valdezes” for her great-grandfather, Juan Pio Valdez who “fought in Lincoln’s war in 1864,” and donated the land for the town.
16 SLV basketball teams to play in regional tournaments

1 month ago | southforktines.com | Ken Hamrick

ALAMOSA – The Colorado High School Activities Association released its regional/state basketball brackets on Sunday with 16 teams from the San Luis Valley qualifying. In Class 4A girls, Alamosa is the fifth overall seed and it will host a regional this weekend.
$880b in Medicaid cuts would be ‘devastating’ in Alamosa

2 months ago | southforktines.com | Priscilla A. Waggoner

ALAMOSA — In an effort to meet President Trump’s priorities of boosting border security and extending tax cuts, lawmakers in the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. have been negotiating a budget resolution that could potentially include an $880 billion cut to Medicaid over the next ten years. The cuts would be put in place to offset the $4.5 trillion tax cuts implemented during Trump’s first administration that are set to expire next year.
CHSAA releases All-State teams for wrestling, girls swimming

2 months ago | southforktines.com | Ken Hamrick

CHSAA Posted Saturday, February 22, 2025 5:00 am ALAMOSA – The Colorado High School Activities Association announced its All-State teams for boys wrestling, girls wrestling and girls swimming earlier this week. The girls swimming All-State team was announced on Wednesday with one athlete from the San Luis Valley getting recognized. Sargent’s Emma Sewell was named an honorable mention selection in Class 3A. She received the honors after finishing seventh in the 200-yard individual medley at...
High School Mixed Choir Festival returns to Alamosa Feb. 20-22

2 months ago | southforktines.com | John Waters

Posted 2/12/25ALAMOSA — The Adams State University “High School Mixed Choir Festival,” a prestigious event, returns on Feb. 20-22. It features some of the finest high school choral musicians in the Southwest, including both an auditioned (symphonic choir) and director-recommended choir (concert choir). This item is available in full to subscribers.
Historic market may open in March

2 months ago | southforktines.com | John Waters

SAN LUIS — After numerous delays over the last several years, the San Luis Peoples Market may be opening soon. In 2022, the Acequia Institute, led by Devon Pena purchased the historic R&R Market and renamed it the San Luis Peoples Market. Since that time, the plethora of renovations needed at the market has pushed back the opening several times. Founded in 1857, the R&R was one of the longest-operating businesses in Colorado before being mothballed for renovations.
‘Somos Agua’, how water connects us all

2 months ago | southforktines.com | Priscilla A. Waggoner

ALAMOSA — There’s a new book on the shelves at Narrow Gauge Book Co-operative titled “Somos Agua” written by local author Belinda Garcia. The title of the book is simple. The images on the cover are vibrant and alive. And both are actually promises of what’s found inside the book which, simply put, is powerful and profound. For all her life, Garcia has been about promoting the well-being of others.
Supply, demand and the elephant in the room

2 months ago | southforktines.com | Priscilla A. Waggoner

Posted 2/7/25MONTE VISTA — When Stephen Nicholson opened his keynote speech “Our Challenges and Opportunities: There is Much to Consider” at the Southern Rocky Mountain Agricultural Conference on Wednesday, he began with the challenges facing the San Luis Valley. He didn’t pull any punches. But no one in the room was caught by surprise, either. This item is available in full to subscribers.