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- Colorado Preservation announces Colorado’s Most Endangered Places
- Raton business roundtable focuses on economic development
- Study shows Las Animas County has lowest tax burden in Colorado
- Raton meeting focused on mental health, public service issues
- Recreational pot bill advances in New Mexico
- Local Autism Awareness leader announces exciting news for area at Council meeting
- City prepares to replace 12,900 meters with new smart tech devices
- Southwest Chief study hopes to put to bed Amtrak idea to replace rail service with busses
- Adult education at center of county board meeting
The City of Trinidad and Urban Neighborhoods announced the donation of a pipe organ to the Fox-West Theater.
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Denver Business Journal recognized Crawford as one of 20 people who have made a difference to Denver’s 20th century business success
The travel and tourism industries are major economic drivers for both northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, and the folks who attended the Raton, N.M. busine…
Diana Sanchez and Jim Vigil, two employees with The First National Bank in Trinidad, celebrated 20 years of employment with the Bank in January.
Impressive works by kids on some 180 projects filled the gym for the 2019 Science Fair at Trinidad Middle School
Hello from the Colorado State Capitol!
As electricity rates are predicted to rise across the country soon, there will be no rate increase in 2019 for San Isabel Electric member-owners. Forecasts also i…
Bennet, Gardner, Heinrich, Moran, Roberts, Udall, will be recognized for role in saving Southwest Chief
- Mighty Miner athletes gear up for action on the mat, on the courts in prep sports
- Teams on the road come away with more wins than losses
- Teams take a breath before spring season play begins
- Basketball teams look forward to busy week while baseball, softball teams prepare for season
- 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
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Goosey Loosey, Ducky Lucky No. 1 and Ducky Lucky No. 2 seem to be waiting patiently for Foxy Loxy to join them at Central Park on Thursday, February 7. In light of Trinidad’s remote location along Colorado’s Front Range, it would not be unusual for Foxy Loxy or any number of other wild predators to stroll by on any given day. And “No,” Chicken Little — the sky is not falling.
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