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On Saturday, June 27 several artists from the community gathered at the corner of Animas and Main Street in the former Blue Crate Building in Trinidad to reveal plywood murals featuring iconic…
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The City of Trinidad is planning to go ahead with what has become an annual Fourth of July fireworks display from Central Park this Saturday, July 4 at dusk.
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Despite the challenges of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, organizers of the 2020 Santa Fe Trail Rendezvous were given the green light to hold the annual event at the NRA Whittington Center southwest of Raton during the week of June 14-20, celebrating the same resilient spirit of the original m…
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On Wednesday, June 10 Temple Aaron, the oldest continually operating Jewish Synagogue in Colorado, presented a virtual tour of the premise via Zoom, an online meeting platform, and shared a bit about the history of the structure along with plans for the future. People from Los Angeles to Hon…
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The City of Trinidad Tourism Board recently selected the winners of the 2020 Hometown Pride Photo Contest.
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Now open for camping, Colorado’s state parks have been a breath of fresh air for many over the last months. Though the majority of the state had shut down, Gov. Jared Polis made it clear early on that keeping state parks open for Coloradans for hiking and fresh air was important. Most state …
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La Junta — Following guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and state and local public health authorities, Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site plans to begin a phased approach to increase recreational access and services starting on Friday, May 15…
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Recently, Trinidad State Junior College (TSJC) announced the winners of their annual Creative Writing Contest featuring entries from local students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. This year, despite difficulties with COVID-19, the contest garnered 100 entries from students.
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Dance Connection’s annual spring recital would have been this past Saturday, but obviously a pandemic has put any thoughts of a recital on hold.
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Eight-year-old Annie Hall of rural Bent County gives an enthusiastic thumbs up to the online kids karate class offered by Mt. Carmel Wellness and Community Center in Trinidad.
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The Carnegie Public Library in Trinidad will open with curbside service beginning Thursday, May 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and continuing on weekdays, COVID-19 pending.
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- Road, trail improvements planned for Highway 12
- Looking to the future: Sopris Reunion group reschedules event for 2021
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- Local photographer nabs people’s choice award at High Plains Snow Goose Festival
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- Colorado State Parks to remain open while service, visitor centers stay closed
- Trinidad City Council meets to discuss possible policy implementation for mural art creations within the city
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- Trinidad officially joins Santa Fe Trail Association’s bicentennial celebration
- Trinidad State student takes home 2nd place win at state art competition for work in suicide prevention
- First ever Trinidad Polar Plunge exceeds fundraising goal, raises $9,000 for Special Olympics Colorado
- Trinidad State lands $200,000 DOLA Grant for improvements, updates at Massari Theater
- Spanish Peaks HealthCare Foundation to host wine tasting, auction Feb. 29
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- Rocky Horror comes to Trinidad
- Parent, child dances celebrate seventh year, bring families together
- SCRT founders retire after 2 decades of dedicated service to local community arts
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