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For more than 100 years, The Chronicle-News has been publishing a daily edition at its 200 W. Church Street location. On Friday, Jan. 11, the newspaper will publish the final edition from our …
- New county commissioners take office
- Onward, upward: So long, old friend
- Local man arrested in International Bank robbery Tuesday
- Human remains found near Aguilar identified as Aurora woman
- Human remains discovered near Aguilar Sunday
- Conservation groups purchase Crazy French Ranch for $25.5 million
- Report finds business confidence turns downward going into 2019
- Wells Fargo: State AG announces $575M multi-state settlement with bank
- Pike and San Isabel National Forests select Diana Trujillo as new supervisor
- Arrest made in Bent County murder
 Trinidad’s Mayor Phil Rico announced on Thursday, December 27 that the city had purchased the historic Fox – West Theatre, located at 423 W. Main St.
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For more than 100 years, The Chronicle-News has been publishing a daily edition at its 200 W. Church Street location. On Friday, Jan. 11, the newspaper will publi…
Mt. Rose Health Center Palliative Care and Hospice in Trinidad recently announced it has achieved accreditation through Accreditation Commission for Health Care (…
Colorado business leaders are lowering their expectations going into the New Year, according to a new survey out from the Leeds School of Business at the Universi…
Three Las Animas County high school seniors were named as initial winners of the Mary John Goree Las Animas County Scholarship for 2018 - 2019. Michael J. Duran of Primero High School, Malachi Jones of Hoehne High School and Sophie Sheumaker of Trinidad High School were named initial winners…
— Ed. note: U.S. Senator Michael Bennet submitted this letter on December 20, 2018 following the passage of the 2019 Farm Bill.
- Trinidad State athletes back on campus, ready to go
- La Junta, Kim schools claim top wins at TSJC’s 83rd High School Basketball Tourney
- Farmers finish year, take second at state
- Athletes take time to recharge over Thanksgiving, basketball team sees play at home, on the road
- Trojans see exciting, busy week with wins
- Teddy, Ozzy, ‘The Professor’ Broderick propel Triggers into Pecos League final four
- First place Triggers welcome rival Santa Fe Fuego to Trinidad
- Lady Trojan’s softball team claims Region IX crown — one more time
- Ochoa, Griffith lead Miner track team to success despite frigid field conditions
SPOTLIGHT
On Friday, Jan. 4 the Trinidad Miners basketball teams faced off against Crowley County. The Miner girls earned a run-away victory in the early game, dominating 56-22. The Chargers rebounded in the second game, with a narrow 36-34 victory over the Trinidad boy’s team. Trinidad Miner Patrick Sandoval, No. 24, above right, adds two points.
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- New county commissioners take office
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- Human remains discovered near Aguilar Sunday
- Conservation groups purchase Crazy French Ranch for $25.5 million
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