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- FNB honors 2 employees for 50 years service
- Mt. San Rafael golf benefit huge success, once again
- Downtown Trinidad Development Group moving forward with big building projects
- San Isabel watches, warns about wildfire dangers
- Blue Star Helium says its staked first helium well in Las Animas Co.
- Colorado lending source establishes City of Trinidad small business loan program
- Cannabis proves itself to be a multi-billion dollar industry for state coffers
- State authorities scramble for last-second input from Trinidad, southern Colorado on Front Range rail service
- SIEA registering members for annual meeting, online Sept. 19
- Once again, Las Animas County has lowest tax burden in state
- Trinidad Smokehouse: Western saloon makes a modern comeback
- Unemployment continues to drop statewide, numbers fairly steady in Las Animas County
- Trinidad Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce prepares to make move to Champion’s Building
- Blue Star Helium raises $2.3M in share placement to begin developing Las Animas County resources
- Colorado Tourism Office encourages businesses to keep listings updated online
- Phil Long Dealerships offers free vehicle interior sanitization, safety inspections for all residents
- First National Bank kicks off 20th annual school supply drive
- Rocky Mountain Eye Center celebrates opening of new Trinidad location
- Evergreen Natural Resources hires six college, three high school students for summer internships
- New Elk Coal Mine sale price set at $55M to Australian-based company
- Las Animas County unemployment claims continue to drop as economy begins to re-open, people go back to work
- Children’s Hospital Colorado in Springs sees nearly 50 young patients from LA County in first year
- Area businesses, organizations receive approximately $150,000 in state relief funds to aid community during COVID-19
- Linda’s Laundry now open under new management
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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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