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A Trinidad bookkeeping company for businesses sounded the alarm this week to fraudulent unemployment claims being made against local businesses.
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- Annual Stockman’s ball honors Cattlewoman of the Year, raises over $8,000 for local organizations
- Mt. San Rafael opens doors on new renovation
- Las Animas County sells $4,541 of marijuana for every resident
- Blue Star Helium says highly prospective Las Animas County sites could bring economic benefit to region
- New AlMack’s Kitchen opens in Trinidad
- Trinidad Rotary Club honored with award for outstanding work in District 5470
- Trinidad Lounge takes next steps in opening as Trinidad’s newest night life attraction
- Looking to a bright future, councilmember creates road map for ‘community readiness’ Preparing for what comes next
- Trinidad Mayor comments on 5 Star Program status
- New Elk Mine targets June 2021 to begin production
- LA County’s Chaquaco Cattle Co. wins state land board’s Lessee of the Year award
- San Isabel Electric: Parker-Fitzgerald Cuchara Mountain Park welcomes new residents
- El Pomar provides assistance to southeastern Colorado non-profits for COVID-19 relief
- Bank trumpets Santa’s Gift Tree as a great success with 243 gifts for seniors
- Downtown Trinidad business brings gifts to local youth club
- SIE: Combatting food insecurity in Huerfano, Las Animas counties
- New business now open for tasty wings ’n things
- New 5-star exemption program hopes to help state businesses reopen safely
- Commercial Street businesses close briefly, due to damage from fire, remain highly optimistic about re-opening soon in same convenient, familiar locations
- Community gives generously to area Thanksgiving food drive
- Las Animas Grill partners with Denver Red Cross to provide free COVID-19 relief meals to those in quarantine
- Colorado Space industry professionals gathering to share progress, inspire future new workforce
- Shop local, shop small: Holiday campaign kicks off merchant’s season with community effort
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Brave polar plungers Ruth and Jason Stodghill were excited and exhilarated as as they raced toward the far end of the plunge pool during the great Polar Plunge at Trinidad Lake on Saturday, Feb. 27.
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