Category Archives: -October 2007

Something in the air: Exhibit celebrates Four Corners Plein Aire Painters

October 4, 2007
Connie Gotsch

The artist heads toward the mesa, carrying easel and paint box. In summer, he dons a straw hat, and slathers on suntan lotion. In winter, she wears layers, and tight-fitting gloves, open at the finger tips, so she can manipulate … Continue reading →

Published in -October 2007, Arts & Entertainment

A groundbreaking venture in Dove Creek

October 4, 2007
Gaily Binkly and David Grant Long

Ag community hopeful that biodiesel plant will bring new prosperity The saffron sunflowers that garnished the makeshift stage outside Dove Creek, Colo., on Sept. 8 represented more than beauty or even prosperity. They were symbols of a better, cleaner energy … Continue reading →

Published in -October 2007

‘Economic blackmail’ fueling power-plant push?

October 4, 2007
Gail Binkly

  Building the controversial Desert Rock power plant to boost the Navajo Nation’s economy doesn’t make sense when there are cleaner options for generating energy, says the author of the critically acclaimed “Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America’s Energy … Continue reading →

Published in -October 2007