The Valley Pod

City Manager Heather Sanchez discusses details of how Alamosa’s downtown drives its economic development, among other things. She also highlights how downtown businessman Matt Abbey is set to become economic development […]

SLV emergency managers have been deployed to help fight wildfires across the state.

“What roots you here” is the prompt you’ll get when the We Are Alamosa project and Spadefoot Story Slam collaborate for an evening of storytelling on Saturday, Aug. 15. It’s part of the city of Alamosa’s 10-year comprehensive planning process. We get into it with Beata Ramza, Rachel Woolworth and Al Stone in this episode of The Valley Pod

We are told Mark McCarroll is a man of few words. Except when you get him talking about his roots and the old days of La Jara. Then you’ll hear all the stories. He is among the 150 Faces of the San Luis Valley, an Alamosa Citizen project to mark 150 years of Colorado statehood.

Nancy Harris and farm park director Dan Perez were on The Valley Pod dishing out all the details of Senior Night at the Mercadillo on August 19 from 3-7 p.m.

Jake Burris, president of the board for Subdistrict 1 in the Rio Grande Water Conservation District, dives into the recent Division 3 water trial with host Chris Lopez.

Adams State University President David Tandberg talks about his signing of another 3-year contract for the institution. Listen in as Tandberg talks about what's next.

“Power of Possible” or POP is first people with disabilities livestock show through the Colorado State University Extension 4-H program.

A large topic of conversation with the chief was the police departments use of technology and its relationship with Axon AI.

The full story of how the Colorado Gators in Alamosa County came to be. It’s as unlikely a story as the alligators themselves delighting mass crowds just up the road near Mosca-Hooper.