Carnegie Public Library has recently been receiving some tender love and care that is expected to increase security at the historic library and attract more people inside.
It’s time to get out the sunscreen, fanny packs and cameras for the return of the Las Animas County Fair that is expected to run from Monday, July 26 through Saturday, July 31 at the Las Animas County Fairgrounds in Trinidad. “Barn in the USA” is the theme for this presentation of the count…
On Sunday, July 18 crowds of Trinidad locals and dignitaries gathered at the site to celebrate the opening of the Sister Blandina Wellness Gardens at 225 N. Commercial St. being operated by Mt. Carmel Wellness and Community Center.
Full day of events with state, church, local dignitaries set to attend
Events conclude with baseball, fireworks
The Trinidad Community Farmers Market took root in Cimino Park this last weekend for its opening day on Saturday, July 3 where meats, preserves, potatoes and handmade jewelry could be found with merchants selling the fruits of their hard work under pop-up tents lining the grass.
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Trinidad’s First Friday Art Walk hopes to grow by leaps and bounds and become one of the best art walks in the country.
Fireworks set in Trinidad, Raton
Author tells of Trinidad’s transgender history
Popular artist’s sculpture inspired by area culture
An estimated 100 community members helped collect goathead weeds at various locations around Trinidad between Monday, June 14 and Saturday, June 19.
J.D. Morris (above left at left), director of safety for New Elk Mine, talks to Lorenzo Trujillo (right), a potential recruit for the mining operation in Weston, Colorado, during a public meet and greet held at Mt. Carmel Wellness Center Wednesday, July 7. Morris said he has had about 150 text applicants over the last two weeks. Trujillo, whose father was a local miner, said he is interest…
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