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Author details city’s role in the lives of transgenders
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The sizzling fish and shrimp fry was a resounding success last Saturday at historic Fort Wootton.
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Old recording tells tale Tom Tobin, Carson III’s less famous grandfather, but a story as equally bloody
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A variety of activities are being hosted by the National Park Service (NPS) with the Santa Fe Trail Association to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Santa Fe Trail.
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So we got through our first faux radio show at Main Street LIVE this weekend. The ulcers have calmed down and I can sleep again.
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Fourth in futuristic Cassidy Chronicles
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Life Time, parent company of Leadville Race Series, Unbound Gravel excited to offer new area biking, running adventures
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Seating, interim solutions for wayfinding expected to be unwrapped in May
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‘Social Security’ will run 2 weekends
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The Colorado Statewide Internet Portal Authority (SIPA) announced the 2021 micro-grant recipients. Out of a pool of 92 applications, 33 governments received funding, totaling more than $161,000.
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If you drive around downtown Trinidad on Main Street and Commercial, you will see hearts hanging on city light poles. It all started with an idea to create a project for local students and was the brainchild of local artist Frank Policiano.
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Wild, crazy adventure — icy ‘date night’ fun
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The Corazón de Trinidad Creative District announced a new online art exhibition, “Keeping the Flame Alive.”
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- Area students, local artists show their ‘HeArts’ in downtown Trinidad through arts project
- Staying Home with Stodghill: Keeping the romance alive while freezing to death at the Polar Bear Plunge
- Keeping the Flame Alive: Creative district conducting online exhibition
- What’s the latest happening at Space to Create?
- Special Olympic’s Polar Plunge to return to Trinidad Lake on Feb. 27
- City council approves placement of local artist’s new sculpture for West Main St., Santa Fe Trail location
- Founded in 1842, Cimarron, New Mexico, has phenomenal history to share with visitors
- Corazon Gallery unveils new ‘HeArt Project’
- Trinidad Artist Fumio Sawa donates artwork to Pueblo’s Sangre De Cristo Arts Center
- Walking tours offer great family fun
- Hometown Holidays excited to host Parade in Place drive-through event
- Carnegie Public Library appoints Trinidad native as facility’s new director
- Santa Fe Trail Bicentennial Commemorative Celebration planning continues for 2021 event
- New area music program focuses on youth excellence
- Spooky Comedy Special at Main Street Live on Saturday brings on great laughs, is real crowd pleaser
- Corazon Gallery keeps the Halloween spirit alive with ‘Monsters, Masks & Myths Show’
- SCRT now Main Street Live — same organization, same great location, new direction
- Local Trinidad comedian pro launches new live stream show from Main Street window
- Fox Theater moves into next phase of renovations — city applies for EPA hazardous clean up funds
- Main Street Board, City of Trinidad work together to bring music to Central Park — crews install instruments near baseball field
- Creative district seeks artists’ multi-media works for new 'Survival is Insufficient' project
- Sign of the times — forget me not
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- Colorado’s lush fall colors are here, slightly ahead of schedule
- Robot sightings abound at Marketplace Gallery
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