The Chronicle-News asked professional photographer and area native Joe Coca to accompany a press tour of Fishers Peak State Park. These are some of the images and places he captured that day. …
As daily high temperatures begin to drop and the nights become increasingly brisk, the signs of fall are beginning to add up. The aspens are also beginning to show off their colors with Colorado State Forest Service experts predicting those peak colors for southern Colorado could be up to a …
Calling all art lovers — catch the 3-D art show going on now in dowtown Trinidad
City’s project group currently filming fresh, new artistic performances for virtual fall season starting October 31
New exhibits currently featured in museum’s Hispanic Colonial Art display, never-before-seen Mitchells works also spotlighted
Corazon Gallery, Trinidad’s longest operating gallery, is celebrating 25 years on Main Street this month. The gallery is the showplace for members of the Trinidad Art League.
Trinidad Round Up announces cancellation of 110th rodeo
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.
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.
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.
Backyard comedy show proves great way to spend a Saturday evening with friends
With event restrictions lifting, some continue, some don’t
A part of New Mexico will soon adorn the halls of the United States Congress following the announcement of the 2020 Congressional Art Competition. The theme for this year’s competition was “The resilience of New Mexicans” and New Mexico Congressman Ben Ray Lujan was proud to announce Raton l…
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The Chronicle-News asked professional photographer and area native Joe Coca to accompany a press tour of Fishers Peak State Park. These are some of the images and places he captured that day. For more about this tour see Lee Ann Peck's story "Patience required as state moves forward with creation of primer new area recreation grounds."
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