THIS MONTH'S FEATURED STORIES
Breaking News
Explosion and Fire Destroy a Block of Moffat
According to a statement from the Saguache County Sheriff's Office (SCSO), a Colorado State Patrol dispatcher received a report at 4:19 Tuesday October 15 of a structure fire in Moffat. Fire spread quickly engulfing four buildings and setting fire to vehicles.The cause of the blaze which included an explosion that could be seen from Casita Park is still under investigation.. As I write this, the fire is still smoldering in places.
Skies over Crestone
Skies Over Crestone: October 2019
by Kim Malville October 3: Look to the southwest about 45 minutes after sunset. The waxing...
Crestone Spiritual Centers
Alternative/Green Building
Biodiesel and GMOs in the SLV (January 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, January 2005: Biodiesel and GMOs in the SLV by Linda Spade This past October, Blue Sun Biodiesel held the grand opening of its plant in Alamosa. Biodiesel is a good thing, right? Gas prices have only recently...
Living on the Earth
Living with the Earth . . .because it is beautiful
The Crestone Eagle, September 2002: Living with the Earth . . .because it is beautiful article and...
Climate and Environment
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Backpacking & Hiking
Serpentine wild neighbors – Part 3 of 3 (April 2006)
The Crestone Eagle, April 2006: Serpentine wild neighbors (Part 3 of 3) by Keno In part 3 of our look at small wildlife in the Crestone area we will examine snakes. We do not have many snakes in the Crestone area, the main...
Crestonians Around the World
One month of mystery in the Maha Kumbha Mela
story & photos by William Howell Eons before archeology, deep in the mythos of Mother India,...
Crestone and Spirituality
Teyuna offer workshops & healing Sept. 12-15
Teyuna offer workshops & healing Sept. 12-15
Gardening
The noble potato: past & present and The potato’s virtues
The Crestone Eagle, April 2009: story & photos by Nicholas Chambers Hailing from the South American alpine and grown for over forty centuries, the potato has been the staple of the peasant and aristocrat alike. Today, it...