Woman in custody after attacking firework show crowd with mace
A woman is in custody after allegedly spraying a crowd at Trinidad’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show with mace. About 15 minutes into the… Login to continue reading Login…
July 2022
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Consultant team updates community leaders on county recreational, economic asset study
Las Animas County and City of Trinidad leadership received an update to an ongoing study being undertaken within the county, seeking to explore economic development and recreational assets in the area.
Helen M. Armijo
Helen M. Armijo (Moose), Age 82, passed away on Tuesday June 28th surrounded by family. She was born in Trinidad, Colorado on May 7, 1940 to John B. Armijo (Freckles) and Jennie S. Armijo. She was raised in a large loving family with 10 brothers and sisters. She was a strong woman, often stubborn, but she was very protective of her family and friends. If she loved you, she took care of you.
City council holds off on marijuana fee reduction decision, wants more info, conversation regarding impact
Trinidad City Council said during a June 27 work session that it wants more information about the local marijuana market’s condition and have more discussion, before it makes a formal decision on whether or not to adjust city marijuana fees paid by the local industry.
Bi-county region sees increase in community COVID transmission rate
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has upgraded COVID-19 community transmission levels for Las Animas and Huerfano Counties after the bi-county region experienced a rise in cases. The Las Animas-Huerfano Counties District Health Department said in a release June 30 that Huerfano County has moved to “high” COVID-19 community transmission and Las Animas County has moved into “medium” transmission.
THE FINE PRINT
Today’s Quote “Be grateful for what you have and stop complaining — whining bores everybody, does you no good and doesn’t solve any problems.” ~ Zig Ziglar —THIS WEEK —TRINIDAD TROLLEY Departs the Colorado Welcome Center at 309 Nevada Ave. Hours are 10 a.m.
GRANDPARENTS HAVE OPINIONS ON WHAT’S BEST FOR GRANDSON WITH DRUG, DWI ISSUES
DEAR ABBY: Our 26-year-old, college-educated grandson, “Ethan,” crashed his company car and was arrested for DWI and possession of more than a gram of cocaine. His mother hired a lawyer, posted bond and is taking full charge of the situation. Ethan lost his responsible job, and his girlfriend kicked him out. He has a sizable inheritance, enough to pay the lawyer and fine. Since he has never been in trouble before, we are hoping he won’t go to jail.
El Pomar supports Sister Blandina Garden, Mt. Carmel with $5K grant
Mt. Carmel and the Sister Blandina Gardens in Trinidad secured $5,000 of funding from the El Pomar Foundation.
Group says new retail delivery fee ‘bad idea’ — significant burden on Colorado business operations
Some small business owners are sounding off against a new fee that’s set to take effect on retail items that customers purchase and have delivered. The new retail delivery fee was created under Senate Bill 21-260, which established a host of new fees to fund the state’s transportation system.
On your First Anniversary in Heaven
We miss you so much dad. I always feel so lucky to have been your child.