Julie Constan, the Region 5 director for the Colorado Department of Transportation, joins The Valley Pod for a drive through the streets of Alamosa.

Barb Kruse and Erin Minks of Alamosa Founders Day have partnered with Visit Alamosa to bring a fun and historic First Friday

In this episode of The Valley Pod, Alfonso Abeyta; his wife, Martha; and their friend Armando Marquez tell us the story of El Santuario.

The race for Alamosa County Clerk & Recorder is between Tina Espinoza and Jamie Greeman. Both are registered Republicans, and with no registered Democrat in the race, the winner of the June 30 primary race will be the next clerk and recorder. Listen in as they talk about their campaigns.

Listen in as Leinbach and The Citizen talk about how San Luis voters voted yes on a 1% sales tax as an investment in San Luis recreation.

A mashup of the Phil Weiser and Michael Bennet Valley Pod episodes.

A new puppy in the Simpson household, the just-concluded Colorado legislative session, and the GOP primary race for governor are all on the mind of State Sen. Cleave Simpson in Episode 304 of The Valley Pod.

CEO of San Luis Valley Rural Electric Cooperative or SLVREC joins The Citizen to talk about rural data centers.

Alamosa County Sheriff Robert Jackson takes us on a two-hour tour of a variety of homeless camps that have sprouted up in the hundreds of wooded acres just off the Rio Grande dikes on the east end of Alamosa.

Alamosa Police Chief George Dingfelder gives his report on the ICE holding facility on State Avenue after touring the building.