Over the last year, local cycling enthusiasts have joined with the Patagonia Youth Enrichment Center to offer free bikes, training and group rides to young Patagonians. Now they’re looking to expand into programs for public schools.
Mary Tolena
Posted inArts & Culture
Metal Sculptor Finds Freedom in the Flow
At the old P.I.G.S. gas station in Patagonia, behind the red Tamales y Tacos Elisa food truck and festive seating area, new art takes form at Dan McCabe’s metalworking studio.
Posted inOpinion
Preserving Patagonia
A look at the results from the recent ‘Our Town, Patagonia’ citizen survey, which asked Patagonians about their perceptions, concerns and hopes for the future in light of the changes our area is facing.Â
Posted inCommunity
Americorps Volunteers Make Impact With Local Nonprofits
For six weeks this spring, Patagonia’s first official team of Americorps volunteers made lasting contributions to the region—and they had a great time doing it.
Posted inArts & Culture
Local Author Has a Passion for Language and Character
‘I Never Do This,’ Patagonia author Anesa Miller’s latest novel, draws on the ‘what-ifs’ that women think about in real life.
Posted inLocal News
Patagonia Sees Growth, New ChallengesÂ
The Town’s proposed budget will use increased revenues to address aging infrastructure and a shortage in affordable housing.