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Last week, July 27 through August 1, the Las Animas County Fair Board hosted the annual Las Animas County Fair, primarily so the 4H and FFA students in the county who had diligently prepared and cared for their animals all year had a place to showcase their hard work.
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The 2020 Las Animas County Fair continued on Wednesday, July 29 with the Rabbit and Poultry Shows where 4H and FFA members demonstrated their skills and knowledge with these small breeds.
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In a rapidly changing world, Las Animas County aims to keep with tradition as it presents its annual county fair this week. This year marks the 110th year for this staple community event, but much like other well-known events, this year it will look a little different.
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Last week, July 27 through August 1, the Las Animas County Fair Board hosted the annual Las Animas County Fair, primarily so the 4H and FFA students in the county who had diligently prepared and cared for their animals all year had a place to showcase their hard work.
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On Thursday, July 30, 4H and FFA members hit the arena for the Sheep and Cattle Shows out at the Las Animas County Fairgrounds. Pictured (L-R) Senior Division Sheep Show participants Ava Warner, Tatum Berry and Madison Sanchez-McDonald display their sheep to perfection. Liam continues a long…
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The 2020 Las Animas County Fair continued on Wednesday, July 29 with the Rabbit and Poultry Shows where 4H and FFA members demonstrated their skills and knowledge with these small breeds.
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In a rapidly changing world, Las Animas County aims to keep with tradition as it presents its annual county fair this week. This year marks the 110th year for this staple community event, but much like other well-known events, this year it will look a little different.
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In a school year that began with the usual high expectations for great learning opportunities and ended with area schools closing their doors in April due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, local teachers have gone above and beyond the call of duty to reassure and encourage their students.
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Heavy afternoon thunderstorms resulted in flash flooding between Cuchara and La Veta along Highway 12 on Monday, August 3. The highway was cleared by CDOT and members of Chaparral Construction. Pictured is Highway 12 at mile marker 14, “The Gap,” at 5:41 p.m.
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