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The Paradox Beer Company Trinidad Outpost celebrated its ribbon cutting Wednesday, Sept. 15 — six months after opening its doors to the public in early-March — with members of the Trinidad & Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce coming down to its location at 316 N. Commercial Street. Live music for the event was provided by musician Kevin “Cosmico” Castro (front man and lead singer fo…
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